Winston Churchill was an outstanding Prime Minister in WW2. On taking over from Chamberlain in May 1940 he immediately formed a coalition government with the opposition parties. He set about the task of fighting the war energetically and appointed many of the anti-appeasers to to key posts in the afministration. Above all, he inspired people and he was determined to WIN. In his first speech as Prime Minister (13 May 1940) he said his aim was 'Victory! Victory, whatever the cost!' He went on to say that Britain and the Commonwealth would not lay down their arms till 'the Nazi curse has been lifted for ever from the brow of mankind'. What's more, he meant it. All this was much more relevant in war than Chamberlain's gloomy talk about how evil the Nazis were. In some ways Churchill was anachronistic - a very traditional, British imperalist. But this had enormous advantages **in the circumstances**. He took the view that a great power with a sense of self-respect had a mission in the world. Certainly, Churchill also had his faults but that's not the point. :)
Prime minister of Great Britain
He was Prime Minister of Britain at the time.
He was Britain's Prime Minister from May 1940 until July 1945
they believed that he was the man that let great Britain get back omn its feet and the one who made Britain such a great place today
Winston Churchill was Prime Minister of Britain during WW2.
Winston Churchill won the war for Britain.
To instill a fighting spirit in the people of Britain, and to make it clear to the Germans that an invasion force would be fought all the way.
Lady Randolph Churchill was born in Brooklyn, New York.but of course, she later moved to Britain and became very involved and influential.It depends upon your definition of "nationality"
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With WW 2 in mind, Winston Churchill gave Great Britain magnificent leadership. He maintained British morale in the worst times of the war and his cooperation with the US was vital to winning the war on the western front.
Or not. Canada has been at war with many Nations but never Britain, at least not directly.
No, Britain is located in Europe. Central America is located directly under the United States.