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Winston Churchill was not the president, he was the Prime Minister, he declared war on Germany
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A: Winston Churchill believed in the innate ability of free peoples to stand successfully against totalitarianism.
because he wanted to be king
Winston did not want to attack Germany. He was more for peace on the Earth. It was heard of to stop some of the consentration camps but never wanted to attack.
The main Prime Minister and driving force during World War II was Winston Churchill. However, when war was declared in September 1939, Neville Chamberlain was Prime Minister. He was replaced by Winston Churchill in May 1940 and in the election of 1945, just before the European war ended, he was unbelievably beaten at the polls by his deputy, Clement Attlee.
Churchill was not a particularly happy child, he had an independent and rebellious nature and did poor in school. He hated school and he didn't want to go. He was often bullied too.
Hitler did want to commit suicide because hsi plans went wrong and he didn't want to live through Winston Churchill declaring victory to the Allies.
See the link below. The Dardanelles was not part of World War 2 but rather World War 1. Editor's note. It was the Brits (namely Winston Churchill, in World War 1, of the admiralty) who wanted to secure the Dardanelles strait to control shipping access. At the time Britain controlled Turkey. There was warring going on there during World War 1. See the link below for the story of the Battle of Dardanelles.
to rid Britain of Neville Chamerlain's appeasements to Hitler
After the early death of his father at age 45, Churchill believed that he too would die young. Fueling his desire to make his mark on the world, and to be quick about it. With such a conviction, Churchill naturally would have leapt at any opportunity to make that mark. Fate granted him two chances to be the British Prime Minister (president). In 1940, and later in 1951, both of which he accepted.