Winston Churchill

He is famous for killing hundreds of thousands of civilians of the German town Dreseden in a single night. But he did do similar things regularly in other towns too - including US bombers. No international war crime tribunal did charge them, because they were the winners.

No, because his ways were to good. He put his people first.

He died of old age and stroke. He died at the age of 90.

Winston Churchill was a British Prime Minister. This means that Winston Churchill was from England, more specifically, London.

got hit by a 1000 pound bomb in a house it snuck into

In the context of World War II, Winston Churchill became famous as the 'bulldog-leader' of Great Britain who refused to give in to the Nazi menace in 1940 and beyond. Appointed as Prime Minister of the island-nation in May of 1940, Churchill immediately galvanized British leadership and the British people by declaring that Great Britain would not surrender to Germany: he helped the nation resist even when it alone stood between the Nazis and their final victory in 1940-1941.

1951

No, but it was intended that it would be if Operation Sealion (the German invasion plan) was put into action.

militarism

It seems incredible to think now, in this age of great communication, that 70 years ago the Prime Minister of one of the most powerful empires this world has ever known was unaware of what was going on throughout Europe. What could Churchill do anyway ? He himself was responsible for Bengali Holocaust, 6 million starved Indians, and was racist and for eugenics. Britain was fighting for its very survival. But I am of the opinion that Churchill knew very little about what was happening in, say, southern Poland, until the Russians relieved these terrible places. Yes, anti semitism was commonly known in Britain before the war, but what this had resulted in in terms of the mass of murders was a wholly different scale. It was one thing, if you'll pardon my comparison, to be horrid to the Jews, but to kill millions of them was something different. Britain did not go to war over the Jews, it went to war, eventually, to prevent the further expansion of Germany in Europe. The sad truth is that the Holocaust was seen as a by product of WW2, largely unseen until 1945, one might think a blind eye was turned. I think there wrere two blind eyes. When the Allies arrived at Belsen the shock was palpable & the horror never for a moment envisaged. but the fact remains even had Churchill known there was little he could have done more than he did, at least as Prime Minister from 1940. I'm not sure the conjecture of what would have happened had he been in power before that time is worth consideration.

Rudolph spencer-churchill but just like his father and his son he used only the last name of Churchill in public.

no,because creole will fight their ruler for his/her place

"In 1932 Churchill visited Germany and an appointment was made for him to meet Hitler. The Nazi leader did not keep the appointment, and Churchill later wrote:

"Thus Hitler lost his only chance of meeting me.""

From Churchill's obituary in the NY Times written by Anthony Lewis

Winston Churchill in Parliament for India Independence.

When Mr. Clement Attlee, Prime Minister of United Kingdom, in June 1947, introduced the Indian Independence Act in the British Parliament, Sir Winston Churchill, war time Prime Minister of England, argued:-

"----------Power will go to the hands of rascals, rogues, freebooters; all Indian leaders will be of low caliber & men of straw. They will have sweet tongues & silly hearts. They will fight amongst themselves for power & India will be lost in political squabbles. A day would come when even air & water... would be taxed in India."

During his early days, Churchill was most assuredly racist and imperialist. His stance towards "the beastly" lesser races is somewhat distressing, when put into context with the up-right defender of freedom that many of us recognise.

However, his opposition to Hitler in world war two was merely an attempt to defend his empire from a foreign power.

In short, Churchill was racist even to the British imperialists at the time, since he was still to the far right of politics.

Churchill & Roosevelt meet at Casablanca: Tehran & Yalta follow. Attlee, Stalin & Truman meet at Potsdam.

"Never, never, never, never, never give up." ~ Winston Churchill.

He said this during World War II, "My people, never, never, never, never, never give up." The people got inspired. They won the war.

The Battle of the Atlantic, as it was called, lasted from 1939 till 1945. The U-boats were defeated mainly be the following: *As in WW1 the Allies relied on convoys which were escorted, for example, by destroyers. *Radar (of varying degrees of sophistication) sometimes made it possible to locate U-boats. *In fine weather, submerged U-boats were often visible to aircraft flying from carriers, and depth-charges could be used. Joncey

Because it was a masterpiece of Old English and an insult to the French! Every word of that speech was the way it would have been said in England in the year 1000, even to the unusual wording "landing-grounds". Every word that is, except for one. He said "we will never surrender" and surrender is a French word and he was disgusted at the way they had capitualted to the Germans.

Hitler didn't announce WWII. A world war is when one country attacks another and eventually, a lot of countries get dragged into it. For example, WWII started when the Nazis invaded Poland and we got dragged into it when Japan, who were allies with the Nazis at the time, bombed us (Ever heard of Pearl Harbor?)

Fighting World War II

some of the challenges that Winson Churchill has faced are, well for starters he was in the army, so that was a challenge. He was the prime minister so that would have been a challenge, and many more. Just do some research on him, and the answers will come straight away. :)

Winston Churchill was the most powerful person in Britain because of the role he had, He was the Prime Minister of England, he was high in military forces and also he was the only person in England who notices Hitler rise as the Nazis invaded Norway, Poland etc which was a point, he graduated from military schools, he had experience of war which is why he is the powerful weapon of England. He had the knowledge, the power, the quotes, the persuasion for the USA to participate which made the Allies win the WW2 and defeat Hitler

By the time the Cold War began, Winston Churchill was essentially retired from politics. However, he did some diplomatic work to ease some tensions later in his life.

Winston Churchill was Prime Minister from10 May 1940- 26 July 1945 and then re-elected from 26 October 1951 until 7 April 1955.