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| 2 | Churchill war ministry - 1940–45 |  |  |  |  |  |
| 3 | Portfolio | Minister | Minister | Took office | Left office | Party |
| 4 | First Lord of the Treasury Minister of Defence | - | Winston Churchill | May 1940 | May 1945 | Conservative |
| 5 | Deputy Prime Minister | - | Clement Attlee | February 1942 | May 1945 | Labour |
| 6 | Lord President of the Council | - | Neville Chamberlain | May 1940 | October 1940 | Conservative |
| 7 | Lord President of the Council | - | Sir John Anderson | October 1940 | September 1943 | National |
| 8 | Lord President of the Council | - | Clement Attlee | September 1943 | May 1945 | Labour |
| 9 | Lord Privy Seal | - | Clement Attlee | May 1940 | February 1942 | Labour |
| 10 | Lord Privy Seal | - | Sir Stafford Cripps | February 1942 | October 1942 | Labour |
| 11 | Chancellor of the Exchequer | - | Sir Kingsley Wood | October 1940 | February 1942 | Conservative |
| 12 | Chancellor of the Exchequer | - | Sir John Anderson | September 1943 | May 1945 | National |
| 13 | Foreign Secretary | - | The Viscount Halifax | May 1940 | December 1940 | Conservative |
| 14 | Foreign Secretary | - | Anthony Eden | December 1940 | May 1945 | Conservative |
| 15 | Home Secretary | - | Herbert Morrison | October 1942 | May 1945 | Labour |
| 16 | Minister of Aircraft Production | - | The Lord Beaverbrook | August 1940 | May 1941 | Conservative |
| 17 | Secretary of State for Dominion Affairs | - | Clement Attlee | February 1942 | September 1943 | Labour |
| 18 | Minister of Labour and National Service | - | Ernest Bevin | October 1940 | May 1945 | Labour |
| 19 | Minister-Resident for the Middle East | - | Oliver Lyttelton | February 1942 | March 1942 | Conservative |
| 20 | Minister-Resident for the Middle East | - | Richard Casey | March 1942 | January 1944 | National |
| 21 | Minister-Resident for the Middle East | - | The Lord Moyne | January 1944 | November 1944 | Conservative |
| 22 | Minister without Portfolio | - | Arthur Greenwood | May 1940 | February 1942 | Labour |
| 23 | Minister of Reconstruction | - | The Lord Woolton | November 1943 | May 1945 | Conservative |
| 24 | Minister of State | - | The Lord Beaverbrook | May 1941 | June 1941 | Conservative |
| 25 | Minister of Supply | - | The Lord Beaverbrook | June 1941 | February 1942 | Conservative |
| 26 | Minister of War Production | - | The Lord Beaverbrook | February 1942 | February 1942 | Conservative |
| 27 | 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.