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9, Churchill's personal representative to Chiang Kai-Shek, 1945, Round
Table Conference on Malta, 1955, Council of Europe, 1950-56. The senior
Leopold Amery is described as "a passionate advocate of British
imperialism"; he was on the staff of the Times, and wrote a 7 vol. history of
the South African War for the Times; served in the Cabinet from 1916-22, MP
1911-45, first Lord of Admiralty, 1922-24, Secretary of State for India, 1940-
45, and arranged for India to have independence. He was a trustee of the
Rhodes Trust.
The Milner-Rothschild relationship was described in
Terence O'Brien's biography, "Milner", p. 97:
"Milner went to Paris on some business with Alhponse de Rothschild....
Business calls in the City included a formal visit to Rothschilds.... weekend
with Lord Rothschild at Tring, and visit with Edward Cecil, Lord Salisbury at
Hatfield.... while spending a weekend with Lord Rothschild at Tring a Press
Lord gave him a sleepless night (no further explanation given) ..... talks with
Rothschild."
Milner attended a Zionist dinner given by Lord
Rothschild, sitting next to Lawrence of Arabia, who
interpreted for him in a talk with King Feisal [of Saudi
Arabia --ed]. On p. 364, O'Brien notes, "Milner lost no
time in recreating his links with the City. He went first to
Rio Tinto which reelected him to its Board and before
long Rothschild asked him to be its chairman." Rio Tinto
was one of the key firms in the Rothschild empire.
Herbert Hoover was also appointed a director of Rio
Tinto; he would soon be asked to head the "Belgian
Relief Commission" which prolonged World War I from
1916 to 1918.
The Milner role in starting the South African War is
described in "British Supremacy in South Africa". Chap. 1
is headed "Sir Alfred Milner's War," explained as follows :