Frank Aiken

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Frank Aiken was an Irish revolutionary and long-serving Fianna Fáil politician who became a key military leader during Ireland’s struggle for independence and later served as Minister for External Affairs.

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instanceOf Irish politician
Teachta Dála
government minister
human
revolutionary
areaOfActivity Irish defence policy
Irish foreign policy
countryOfBirth Ireland
countryOfCitizenship Ireland
familyName Aiken
givenName Frank
heldUNRole President of the United Nations General Assembly
surface form: President of the United Nations General Assembly First Committee
ideology Irish republicanism
legacy key architect of mid-20th-century Irish foreign policy
memberOfPoliticalParty Fianna Fáil
militaryBranch Irish Republican Army
militaryRank Irish Republican Army (1919–1922)
surface form: Chief of Staff of the Irish Republican Army
movement Irish independence movement
name Frank Aiken self-link
nationality Irish
notableFor advocacy for nuclear disarmament at the United Nations
foreign policy of Irish neutrality and non-alignment
leadership in the Irish Republican Army during the War of Independence
long service as a Fianna Fáil cabinet minister
occupation farmer
politician
revolutionary leader
officeContested President of Ireland
parliamentaryBody Dáil Éireann
participantIn Easter Rising aftermath
Irish Civil War
Irish War of Independence
placeOfBirth County Armagh
placeOfDeath Dublin
positionHeld Minister for Agriculture of Ireland
Minister of Defence
surface form: Minister for Defence of Ireland

Minister for External Affairs of Ireland
Minister for Finance of Ireland
Minister of Lands
surface form: Minister for Lands of Ireland

Minister for the Co-ordination of Defensive Measures
Tánaiste of Ireland
religion Roman Catholicism
representedConstituency County Louth
surface form: Louth

County Louth
surface form: Louth–Monaghan
residence Dundalk
roleInConflict IRA commander in County Louth
spouse Maud Aiken
supportedPolicy Irish neutrality during the Second World War
workedWith Seán Lemass
Éamon de Valera

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