According to Wikipedia... "It was a great inspiration to an embattled United Kingdom as it entered what was probably the most dangerous phase of the entire war. It was given in the wake of the withdrawal of the British Expeditionary Force from France at Dunkirk, after it was cut off by the massive German breakthrough at Sedan, France, and as France reeled, shortly to be overcome. In it he tried to temper the national euphoria engendered by this seemingly miraculous delivery (almost the entire army was rescued, a feat thought most improbable beforehand), and send a message to the rest of the world that there would be no negotiated settlement." IF YOU FIND THE ABOVE HARD TO UNDERSTAND"whe shall fight on the beaches" was given by Sir Winston Churchill at the House of Commons on the 4th of June, 1940. This speech was given as Churchill was preparing his country to save Europe and the World from Nazi control, and is probably the most influential and inspirational speech of the 20th Century.
He wanted to explain how the Germans could start a terrible war
Yes, it rallied the country.
The main achievement was in power was the famous speech that got everyone united and determined to fight the Germans and the Japs. He said We will fight in the air , we will, fight on the lands, valleys , hills and mountains, we will fight in the sea, and under the sea, .But we shall never ever surrender.
Brawl is a noun (a fight) and a verb (to fight).
common noun
In 1944.
Canada and Germany
beach boys, theres just more of them
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"He was a lion in the fight" is a metaphor.
The British 3rd Infantry Division fought on SWORD Beach alongside the 79th Armoured Division.