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What was Churchill political view?

Conservatism with a capital 'C'.


Did Winston churchill go to India?

Yes, when the British were fighting colonial wars in India. He saved several lives.


Why did british colonize India?

Because Winston Churchill is a pervert and a bigot


Which prime minister sent cripps mission to India?

Type your answer here... Winston Churchill


Who was worked as very shortest period of chief minister in India?

Churchill Alemao of Goa


Was Winston Churchill good at making tactics?

Churchill's strategy was not of great tactical and operational genius, but for recognizing the unity of politics, economics and war. As Churchill believed that the distinction between politics and strategy diminishes as the point of view is raised.


What did churchill call the postwar Soviet policy in eastern Europe?

evidence in granting India and Burma independence


Can you get a tour of Churchill Downs?

Yes, there are tours available. Please view the related link for detailed information below.


Where did Winston churchill travel before becoming a politician?

Winston Churchill went to Cuba as A newspaper journalist, India as a columnist, Sudan for military training and went to South Africa For the Boer war


About whom the british prime minister said half naked Fakir from India?

This was said by Winston Churchill about Mahatma Gandhi, India's famous leader of the Indepedence movement.


What was the Coalition Government under Churchill and why did he set it up?

The Coalition government established by Churchill in May 1940 consisted of Conservatives, Labour and Liberals. The view was that Britain need national unity in World War 2.


Why did Winston Churchill criticise the policy of rearmament?

Winston Churchill did not criticize the policy of rearmament, but instead supported it in the face of Germany's return to might. This stand, along with opposing India's independence, are said to be the factors that isolated him politically.