When was Robert Menzies born?

Robert Menzies was born on 1894-12-20.

What events was Robert Menzies involved in?

wife of Australian Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies (1899–1995)

What events was Robert Menzies involved in?

representative elected into the upper house of the Parliament of Victoria, Australia

Robert Menzies

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Born — Life — 1894-12-20
Robert Menzies was born on 1894-12-20.
Studied at Grenville College — Education — 1908-01-01
school in Ballarat, Australia
Studied at Grenville College — Education — 1909-01-01
school in Ballarat, Australia
Married Pattie Menzies — Family — 1920-09-27
wife of Australian Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies (1899–1995)
Began serving as Member of the Victorian Legislative Council — Career — 1928-06-02
representative elected into the upper house of the Parliament of Victoria, Australia
Stopped serving as Member of the Victorian Legislative Council — Career — 1929-11-11
representative elected into the upper house of the Parliament of Victoria, Australia
Began serving as Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly — Career — 1929-11-30
representative elected into the lower house of the Parliament of Victoria, Australia
Began serving as Deputy Premier of Victoria — Career — 1932-05-01
secondmost senior minister in the Government of Victoria, Australia
Stopped serving as Deputy Premier of Victoria — Career — 1934-07-01
secondmost senior minister in the Government of Victoria, Australia
Stopped serving as Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly — Career — 1934-08-31
representative elected into the lower house of the Parliament of Victoria, Australia
Began serving as member of the Australian House of Representatives — Career — 1934-09-15
elected representative in the Australian federal lower house of parliament
Began serving as Attorney-General for Australia — Career — 1934-10-12
first law officer of the Crown and chief law officer of the Commonwealth of Australia
Stopped serving as Attorney-General for Australia — Career — 1939-03-20
first law officer of the Crown and chief law officer of the Commonwealth of Australia
Began serving as Prime Minister of Australia — Career — 1939-04-26
Head of Government of Australia
Began serving as Treasurer of Australia — Career — 1939-04-26
Australian government minister in charge of economic policy
Led the government of Australia — Politics — 1939-04-26
country in Oceania
Began serving as Minister for Defence — Career — 1939-11-13
defence minister of Australia
Stopped serving as Treasurer of Australia — Career — 1940-03-14
Australian government minister in charge of economic policy
Stopped serving as Prime Minister of Australia — Career — 1941-08-29
Head of Government of Australia
Led the government of Australia — Politics — 1941-08-29
country in Oceania
Stopped serving as Minister for Defence — Career — 1941-10-07
defence minister of Australia
Began serving as Prime Minister of Australia — Career — 1949-12-19
Head of Government of Australia
Led the government of Australia — Politics — 1949-12-19
country in Oceania
Joined Australian Academy of Science — Career — 1958
academy of sciences
Received Fellow of the Australian Academy of Science — Recognition — 1958
fellowship of the Australian Academy of Science
Received honorary Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons — Recognition — 1965
fellowship
Began serving as Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports — Career — 1965-01-01
ceremonial official in the United Kingdom
Joined Royal Society — Career — 1965-06-03
English learned society for science
Stopped serving as Prime Minister of Australia — Career — 1966-01-26
Head of Government of Australia
Led the government of Australia — Politics — 1966-01-26
country in Oceania
Stopped serving as member of the Australian House of Representatives — Career — 1966-02-17
elected representative in the Australian federal lower house of parliament
Joined Australian Academy of the Humanities — Career — 1969
organization
Received Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities — Recognition — 1969
Robert Menzies had a award received connection with Fellow of the Australian Academy of the Humanities.
Received Knight of the Order of Australia — Recognition — 1976-06-07
highest award in the Order of Australia (1976–2015)
Stopped serving as Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports — Career — 1978-01-01
ceremonial official in the United Kingdom
Died — Life — 1978-05-15
Robert Menzies died on 1978-05-15.