Why was Winston churchill important in World War 2?

Answer 1

Winston Churchill, a man of much energy and a prodigy, was appointed to be the prime minister of the provisional government during the war years. He was responsible for helping to save the United Kingdom, secure the liberation of Europe and along with Roosevelt he is responsible for saving western civilization. He was responsible for getting aid from the US long before the US was bombed by the Japanese. He worked hard for 6 years to prevent the Nazis from taking over the UK and the US.

Answer 2

a quote from a favorite book of mine;

Churchill made his peace with Communism. Temporarily, of course. Churchill gave unconditional support to Stalin, welcoming him as an ally, even embracing him as a friend, and calling the Breaker of Nations, "Uncle Joe." In his single-minded obsession with destroying German National Socialism (while establishing his own British national socialism) and carrying on his pre-World War I British Imperialist vendetta to destroy Germany, Churchill completely failed to consider the danger of inviting Soviet power and communism into the heart of Europe.

source;: The Real Churchill by Adam Young (good book) compared to Churchill's self written biography

Answer 3

He made inspirational speeches which raised the morale of the British people.