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Belisha beacon (/bəˈliːʃə/) is a yellow-coloured
globe lamp atop a tall
black and
white striped pole,
marking pedestrian crossings of
roads in the United...
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Leslie ****-
Belisha, 1st
Baron ****-
Belisha, PC (/ˈhɔːr bəˈliːʃə/; né
Isaac Leslie Belisha; 7
September 1893 – 16
February 1957) was a
British Liberal...
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Belisha may
refer to:
Leslie ****-
Belisha, a past UK
Liberal Party politician Belisha beacon,
named after him
Belushi (disambiguation)
Berisha (disambiguation)...
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Amarildo Belisha (born 11 July 1981) is a
retired Albanian footballer who pla**** as a
midfielder and defender. He
spent the
majority of his
career with...
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crossings without traffic signals and must be
accompanied with
upright belisha beacons; in this context, the
striped markings indicate absolute priority...
- Portfolio), and
Secretary of
State for War
Leslie ****-
Belisha.
Oliver Stanley replaced ****-
Belisha in
January 1940
while Chatfield left the war cabinet...
- in the
January 1940
dismissal of
Leslie ****-
Belisha from the post of
British War Minister. ****-
Belisha and the
commander of the
British Expeditionary...
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Affairs Lord
Halifax (1939–1940)
Secretary of
State for War
Leslie ****-
Belisha (1939–1940)
Oliver Stanley (1940)
Secretary of
State for Air Sir Kingsley...
- Minister,
Leslie ****-
Belisha, with the
temporary rank of lieutenant-general. On 6
December 1937, as part of a
purge by ****-
Belisha of
senior officers,...
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considered unfit for the job. The
Secretary of
State for War,
Leslie ****-
Belisha, gave him
official notice that he was
deemed too old for the post, aged...
