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What did Winston Churchill call the Berlin wall?
The "Iron Curtain"
What did Winston Churchill call his country home?
cosy pig
Which African nation did Winston Churchill call 'the pearl of Africa?
Uganda.
What nickname did his wife Clementine call Winston Churchill?
Cat
What did Winston churchill call his wife?
His wife was named Clementine Hozier. They married in 1908 and had 5 children.
What did Winston Churchill call the the line that divided Europe at the start of the cold war?
It was called the iron curtain
What did Winston Churchill call the Soviet Union's policy of Isolationism after World War II?
An Iron Curtain
What did Winston churchill know would lead to victory in modern war?
tha call of duty would come out in the future
Who would you call the most famous person in history?
It really depends... But i think that Winston Churchill is the most famous person in history, because i have asked over 300 and they said him!
Why did they call Winston Churchill 'The Bulldog'?
It was known that the reson he was called "The Engish Bulldog" because he looks like a bulldog, is English and kept on going (fighting) like a bulldog would. At the presant day there is an advert for car insurance and the bulldog there is called Chirchill.
Who imposed the iron curtain?
Joseph Stalin imposed what Winston Churchill would call the Iron Curtain after World War II. The figurative curtain separated Soviet-controlled Warsaw Pact countries from NATO led and neutral countries.
Was Winston Churchill a Christian?
As far as anyone can tell, Churchill was not a regular churchgoer, nor an official member of any parish. Like most Englishmen, he was nominally an Anglican, and his wedding to Clementine took place in an Anglican church. I guess you could call him an Anglican, but not an exceptionally diligent one. Actually, Winston Churchill was not a member of the Anglican Church, but rather a follower of the Caodai (pronounced "cow-die") faith. Other famous members of the Caodai faith included Thomas Jefferson, Victor Hugo, Julius Shakespeare and Caesar. For reference see the following link below:
