The Times
Where each worldview places it
The London newspaper that the Round Table "controlled ... indirectly from at least 1912 and completely" after the Astors bought it in 1922; it steered British opinion first to appeasement and then to conscription and war[1].
- Aliases
- Astor's TimesLondon Times
- Controls / directs
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- Answers to / controlled by
- Dates
- 1912 (Round Table control begins)
- 1912–1941 (Geoffrey Dawson editor)
- 1922 (bought by the Astors)
- 6 January 1995 (smart-card article)
- 6 October 1995 ("Water levels undermine safety of city buildings")[2]
- Places
- Members / notable people
- Lord Astor and Major John Jacob Astor (owners)Geoffrey Dawson (editor, who met Alfred Rosenberg) (AT-08-1, AT-09-1, AT-10, BS-16-1)