Douglas Hurd
According to David Icke · cited in 5 units
Where each worldview places it
The Foreign Secretary who signed the Maastricht Treaty, "he committed Britain to a United States of Europe", and recommended
Henry Kissinger's honorary knighthood
[1]. A career aide to Heath and Carrington
[2].
- Controls / directs
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- Answers to / controlled by
- Dates
- 1968–70 (Heath's private secretary)
- 1970–74 (political secretary)
- 1989-01-19
- 1992-02 (Maastricht)[2]
- Key events
- 1992-02: signs the Maastricht Treaty[2]
- 1995-06: his recommendation brings Kissinger an honorary KCMG[3]
- Author's claims · 2
- 01He was Minister of State at the Foreign Office under Carrington before the Falklands[2].
- 02He said "Broadcasting will not be run by tycoons"[4].