Churchill war ministry
1940–45

Portfolio
Minister
Minister
Took office
Left office
Party
First Lord of the Treasury Minister of Defence
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Winston Churchill
May 1940
May 1945
Conservative
Deputy Prime Minister
-
Clement Attlee
February 1942
May 1945
Labour
Lord President of the Council
-
Neville Chamberlain
May 1940
October 1940
Conservative
Lord President of the Council
-
Sir John Anderson
October 1940
September 1943
National
Lord President of the Council
-
Clement Attlee
September 1943
May 1945
Labour
Lord Privy Seal
-
Clement Attlee
May 1940
February 1942
Labour
Lord Privy Seal
-
Sir Stafford Cripps
February 1942
October 1942
Labour
Chancellor of the Exchequer
-
Sir Kingsley Wood
October 1940
February 1942
Conservative
Chancellor of the Exchequer
-
Sir John Anderson
September 1943
May 1945
National
Foreign Secretary
-
The Viscount Halifax
May 1940
December 1940
Conservative
Foreign Secretary
-
Anthony Eden
December 1940
May 1945
Conservative
Home Secretary
-
Herbert Morrison
October 1942
May 1945
Labour
Minister of Aircraft Production
-
The Lord Beaverbrook
August 1940
May 1941
Conservative
Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs
-
Clement Attlee
February 1942
September 1943
Labour
Minister of Labour and National Service
-
Ernest Bevin
October 1940
May 1945
Labour
Minister-Resident for the Middle East
-
Oliver Lyttelton
February 1942
March 1942
Conservative
Minister-Resident for the Middle East
-
Richard Casey
March 1942
January 1944
National
Minister-Resident for the Middle East
-
The Lord Moyne
January 1944
November 1944
Conservative
Minister without Portfolio
-
Arthur Greenwood
May 1940
February 1942
Labour
Minister of Reconstruction
-
The Lord Woolton
November 1943
May 1945
Conservative
Minister of State
-
The Lord Beaverbrook
May 1941
June 1941
Conservative
Minister of Supply
-
The Lord Beaverbrook
June 1941
February 1942
Conservative
Minister of War Production
-
The Lord Beaverbrook
February 1942
February 1942
Conservative
Minister of War Production
-
Oliver Lyttelton
March 1942
May 1945
Conservative

Question: Who succeeded Sir Kingsley Wood as Chancellor of the Exchequer in September 1943?
Answer: On September 1943, Sir John Anderson succeeded Sir Kingsley Wood as Chancellor of the Exchequer.