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Winston Churchill observed the Spanish fight of the Cuban guerrillas in 1895, having obtained a commission to write about the conflict from the Daily Graphic.
He got voted in when it was clear that Chamberlain would have to go.
Churchill said in his memoirs, that before the Battle of El Alamein Britain hadn't won a battle and after El Alamein Britain hadn't lost a battle.
During WWII Churchill lived where British Prime Ministers still live, in the official residence of the Prime Minister, at 10 Downing Street in London. Churchill also had a nice home of his own in the country, called Chequers, where he liked to get away when possible. Churchill directed the war from an underground complex near his home in central London. These "war rooms" have been partially restored and are open to the public.
Yes, when the British were fighting colonial wars in India. He saved several lives.
yes he was a pow (prisoner of war) in world war 1
Winston Churchill gave to the British Victory during war. They help with money and help go against Hitler.
Rationing was put in place to make Winston churchill go on a diet.
Winston Churchill went to Harrow School
Winston Churchill was an atheist, and therefore did not believe in an afterlife.
Winston Churchill observed the Spanish fight of the Cuban guerrillas in 1895, having obtained a commission to write about the conflict from the Daily Graphic.
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Yes he did actually. Winston Churchill lifted people's morale when the war was in its darkest moments and led Britain to victory. He did it by using different techniques to WIN!! Wooo Go him!! I hope you I answered the question properly Cya ^_^ x
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I think you mean CHURCHILL. Sir Winston Churchill was Prime Minister of the U.K. during WW2. For the first two years of the war, he led Britain as essentially the only country strongly resisting the Nazis. He formed a close bond with FDR, and made significant use of that political and personal friendship when the U.S. entered the war in December 1941. There are dozens of excellent books about Churchill - just go to your local library and ask at the reference desk. World War 2 started on 1 September 1939. Winston Churchill didn't become Prime Minister until 10 May 1940. Neville Chamberlain was his predecessor.
Yes. Churchill was the First Lord of the Admiralty, the civilian head of the Royal Navy. As such he championed the Gallipoli campaign in Turkey, which ended in disaster. As a result he had to resign from the Admiralty. Churchill had been educated at Sandhurst, the British equivalent of West Point. He obtained a commission as a battalion commander and went to France and served in the trenches for about a year. Then he became Minister of Munitions, a different cabinet position, overseeing production of the vast amounts of war materials and equipment necessary. Few men contributed more to the war effort than Churchill.