Gordon Reece
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Sir James Gordon Reece (28 September 1929 – 22 September 2001) was a British journalist and television producer who worked as a political strategist for Margaret Thatcher during the 1979 general election, which led to her victory over then prime minister James Callaghan. Reece was credited with softening the tone of Thatcher's voice and improving her stuffy dress sense, to broaden her public appeal, and he also encouraged her to adopt and embrace the title of "The Iron Lady" (first coined by the USSR) to convey the strength of her unwavering political resolve and unbending character. These were services for which Reece was subsequently knighted. He was to correctly predict that Thatcher would not stand in another General Election following her third (1987) landslide victory.
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Sir James Gordon Reece, né le 28 septembre 1929 et mort le 22 septembre 2001, est un journaliste et producteur de télévision. Il devient le conseiller en communication de Margaret Thatcher et presque son « éminence grise », menant un travail couronné de succès lors de l'élection à la présidence du Parti conservateur de 1975 et lors des élections générales britanniques de 1979. C'est lui qui a conseillé et orienté Margaret Thatcher sur son style et sur la forme de ses campagnes, un style largement retenu.
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Sir James Gordon Reece (28 September 1929 – 22 September 2001) was a British journalist and television producer who worked as a political strategist for Margaret Thatcher during the 1979 general election, which led to her victory over then prime minister James Callaghan. Reece was credited with softening the tone of Thatcher's voice and improving her stuffy dress sense, to broaden her public appeal, and he also encouraged her to adopt and embrace the title of "The Iron Lady" (first coined by the USSR) to convey the strength of her unwavering political resolve and unbending character. These were services for which Reece was subsequently knighted. He was to correctly predict that Thatcher would not stand in another General Election following her third (1987) landslide victory.
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Sir James Gordon Reece, né le 28 septembre 1929 et mort le 22 septembre 2001, est un journaliste et producteur de télévision. Il devient le conseiller en communication de Margaret Thatcher et presque son « éminence grise », menant un travail couronné de succès lors de l'élection à la présidence du Parti conservateur de 1975 et lors des élections générales britanniques de 1979. C'est lui qui a conseillé et orienté Margaret Thatcher sur son style et sur la forme de ses campagnes, un style largement retenu.
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