Although there were three in 1941, there were a total of five during the war.
Menzies, Robert Gordon, 26 April 1939 to 29 Aug 1941, United Australia party
Fadden, Arthur W., 29 Aug 1941 to 7 Oct 1941, Country party
Curtin, John J., 7 Oct 1941 to 5 July 1945, Labour party
Forde, Francis M., 6 July 1945 to 13 July 1945, Labour party
Chifley, J. Ben, 13 July 1945 to 19 Dec 1949, Labour party
When Menzies resigned, his coalition partner Fadden took over.
However, government depended upon the support of two independents. When they voted against Fadden's budget, the government collapsed and Curtin became the longest serving prime minister during the war.
When Curtin died, his deputy Forde was immediately appointed as an interim measure until the party could meet and elect a new leader, Chifley.
I am speaking to you today from the Cabinet Room in 10 Downing Street.
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom: Neville Chamberlain, then Winston Churchill.
In World War 2, Japan went through several Prime Ministers. In total, there were three; Hideki Tojo, Kuniachi Koiso, and Kantaro Suzuki.
The Australian Prime Minister at the outbreak of World War 2 was Robert Gordon Menzies.
Winston Churchill was the Prime Minister in power as this happened.However, there were a number of previous and subsequent Prime Ministers that were alive to witness this event (though they were not Prime Minister at the time).Winston Churchill was British Prime Minister at the end of the European theatre of war on 8 May 1945. However, by the time of the Japanese surrender on 2 September,Clement Attlee had been elected as Prime Minister.
Chaimberlain and Churchill
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During world war 2 there were so many prime ministers but the main one for the uk - winston churchill apparently from R.Q.
Neville Chamberlain and Winston Churchill.
There were three British Prime Ministers during World War II. Neville Chamberlain, Winston Churchill and Clement Attlee.
I am speaking to you today from the Cabinet Room in 10 Downing Street.
Up until May 10 1940 it was Neville Chamberlain & thereafter it was Winston Churchill.
I think Britain never had a president but it had been under the rule of queens and prime ministers but am not sure about this.
The US doesn't have "prime ministers". Franklin D. Roosevelt was President of the US, and he died near the end of World War II, perhaps that's who you're thinking of.
Neville Chamberlain was prime minister of England until the first year of war began. After that, Chamberlain was gone and Sir Winston Churchill took his place. So there were two prime ministers during the war.
Prime Minister of the United Kingdom: Neville Chamberlain, then Winston Churchill.
In World War 2, Japan went through several Prime Ministers. In total, there were three; Hideki Tojo, Kuniachi Koiso, and Kantaro Suzuki.