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The 11 pages that link to Harold Macmillan, each with the reason it gives.

• Conservative Party (UK)Related: His government presided over postwar prosperity and the phrase “you’ve never had it so good.”

• First Sudanese Civil WarRelated: Britain’s colonial legacy shaped the regional inequalities that Sudanese leaders inherited.

• Anthony EdenRelated: Macmillan took office after Eden resigned following the Suez Crisis.

• Tunku Abdul RahmanRelated: His government negotiated the transfer of sovereignty with Tunku Abdul Rahman’s administration.

• Partial Test Ban TreatyRelated: Macmillan represented the United Kingdom, a principal negotiating and signatory power.

• One-nation conservatismRelated: His postwar governments combined Conservative leadership with support for welfare provision and economic management.

• Pietro BadoglioRelated: He was among the Allied officials involved in relations with Badoglio’s government.

• Abdullah Al-Salim Al-SabahRelated: Macmillan’s government handled Britain’s response to Kuwait’s independence and the resulting regional crisis.

• KonfrontasiRelated: His government backed the federation and committed Britain to its defense.

• Christine KeelerRelated: The scandal contributed to the political crisis that ended Macmillan’s premiership.

• Max AitkenRelated: Macmillan's political career intersected with Beaverbrook's long-standing influence in Conservative politics.