Donald Logan's place in post-war political history is assured, as he was the only British representative present at the two secret meetings at Sèvres, near Paris, at the height of the 1956 Suez Crisis. [read full story]
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Sir Donald Logan was a familiar figure in diplomatic circles, having served as Ambassador to Bulgaria in the early 1970s before ending his diplomatic service career as the leader of delegations to two long conferences,...
Career civil servant who knew the secrets of the Suez crisis Sir Donald Logan, who has died aged 92, played a small but important part in the Suez affair of 1956, the most turbulent of Britain's 20th-century political crises...
Career civil servant who knew the secrets of the Suez crisis Sir Donald Logan, who has died aged 92, played a small but important part in the Suez affair of 1956, the most turbulent of Britain's 20th-century political crises...
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