British Conservative Prime Minister (28 May 1937 - 10 May 1940).
Cousin of Alan Napier, half-brother of the Conservative party leader and Foreign Secretary Sir Austen Chamberlain and a younger son of the statesman Joseph Chamberlain.
A Conservative Lord Mayor of Birmingham, who entered Parliament in middle age.
Chamberlain was often lauded during his tenure as Prime Minister for keeping Britain out of war with Germany: Today, however, he is denigrated as the archetype of a politician who bends over backwards to appease a dictator to avoid war.
He was portrayed by Terrence Hardiman in the original production of the play "Never So Good", by Howard Brenton , which premiered at the National Theatre, London, UK in March 2008.
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