Word: parliament
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...TIME'S error had a small kernel of truth: some of the original Palace, begun by Edward the Confessor (d. 1066), still stands as part of Britain's Houses of Parliament. But most of the Palace was destroyed by fires...
TIME, Sept. 10, 1945: "Clearly the 900-year-old Palace, which houses Britain's Parliament, was falling apart...
Well, maybe, but not as badly as your chronology. The Houses of Parliament were built from...
...days the Prime Minister of Canada ducked a peppering of questions on foreign policy. Last week he was peppered some more. Members of Parliament wanted to know what Canada was doing about the Council of Foreign Ministers in London (see INTERNATIONAL), at which Canada was not represented. They wondered what share Canada would have in the writing of the peace...
There would probably be five or six parties in the new Parliament, among them liberals, capitalists, socialists. "But the Army and Navy cannot form a party. They have disappeared. Japan had a good whipping. The Emperor signed away...