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The explanation for the extraordinary and bizarre conduct in the second half of last year is found in the progressions towards the complete mental breakdown which I suffered. This breakdown was analysed by an eminent psychiatrist in
Australia and was described by him as psychiatric suicide. It took
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was looking at his affairs, Stonehouse decided that his best choice would be to flee. Secret government documents, declassified in 2005, indicate that
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agent; the informant was a defector from the
Czechoslovak secret service, who had been debriefed by the US security services. At that time, Stonehouse successfully defended himself. In 2009, the spy allegation was substantiated in the official history of
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Stonehouse maintained the pretence of normality until he faked his death on 20 November 1974, leaving a pile of clothes on a beach in Miami to make it appear that he had suffered a fatal misadventure while swimming. Stonehouse was presumed dead, and
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Having lost his ministerial salary in 1970, Stonehouse set up various companies in an attempt to supplement his salary as an MP. By 1974 most of these companies were facing financial trouble, and
Stonehouse had resorted to deceptive
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The collapse and destruction of the original man came about because his idealism in his political life had been utterly frustrated and finally destroyed by the pattern of events, beyond his control, which had finally overwhelmed
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on 17 August 1976, becoming one of only three people to resign from the Privy
Council in the 20th century. Stonehouse tendered his resignation via the Chiltern Hundreds route from the House of Commons on 27 August 1976. The
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against five of the charges of which he was convicted. While he was in prison, Stonehouse complained that the prison workshop where he worked played a pop music radio station. He made acquaintance with
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providing for the exchange of specialists and information, facilities for study and research in technology, and such other forms of industrial co-operation which might be agreed.
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engineer and later dockyard engine-fitter William Mitchell Stonehouse, and Rosina Marie (née Taylor). His father was local secretary of his
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History's greatest scandals: shocking stories of powerful people
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British people accused of spying for Czechoslovakia (1945–1989)
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John Stonehouse, My Father: The True Story of the Runaway MP
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John Stonehouse, My Father: The True Story of the Runaway MP
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2422:Ministers in the Wilson governments, 1964–1970
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1649:"SOCIAL CONTRACT (Hansard, 14 November 1974)"
2174:Stonehouse: Cabinet Minister, Fraudster, Spy
1870:"Announcement from the Privy Council Office"
1137:Stonehouse: Cabinet Minister, Fraudster, Spy
807:Steward and Bailiff of the Chiltern Hundreds
1380:Nicholls, C. S. and Tom McNally (revised),
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1111:Learn how and when to remove this message
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30:For other people with similar names, see
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2377:Alumni of the London School of Economics
2077:"Deaths, England and Wales, 1984–2006",
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2387:British politicians convicted of crimes
1907:"The Cabinet Minister: John Stonehouse"
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1888:"Announcement from the Commons Speaker"
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1798:. London: Vintage. pp. 62–63.
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1993:"Regrets?[25/6/86] (1986)"
1963:"MP planned fake death for months"
1905:Andrews, Mark (15 December 2022).
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1626:Volume XII, (April 1959) p. 16774
622:under Wilson. He later served as
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1674:Meikie, James (5 October 2009).
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447:Labour and Co-operative Party
2442:Politicians from Southampton
2228:Portraits of John Stonehouse
1924:Gould, Peter (16 May 2017).
1794:Robertson, Geoffrey (1999).
1780:Wright, Edward 'Ed' (2006),
1611:UK public library membership
1453:UK public library membership
1401:Andrew, Christopher (2009).
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618:, and in 1967 he became
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471:Early life and education
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2195:. Icon Books, Limited.
1390:(subscription required)
1292:, Jonathan Cape, 1982,
1173:am. He was cremated in
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904:. On 30 June 1977, the
845:festival hosted by the
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620:Minister for Technology
443:John Thomson Stonehouse
294:John Thomson Stonehouse
181:(Chairman, Post Office)
18:John Thomson Stonehouse
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1719:The Guardian; Politics
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1833:"Personal Statement"
1254:Death of an Idealist
1236:Prohibited Immigrant
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1005:interview programme
926:HM Prison Blundeston
797:Arrest and aftermath
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628:Post Office Act 1969
590:British Labour Party
539:Member of Parliament
495:from 1936 to 1970.
380: 1948;
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101:(Postmaster General)
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1969:. 29 December 2005.
1521:Southern Daily Echo
1344:Who Sold Australia?
1274:, Star, June 1976,
878:wasting police time
851:minority government
775:Bank of New Zealand
734:creative accounting
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536:Labour Co-operative
335:Labour Co-operative
2402:English fraudsters
2332:Postmaster General
2317:Political offices
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1911:Express & Star
1892:The London Gazette
1874:The London Gazette
1760:. 29 December 2005
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727:Business interests
705:Christopher Andrew
664:. With Labour now
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167:Position abolished
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1335:978-0-7090-3056-0
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