Winston Churchill

" victory " is from patriots " toil", patriots " sweat "patriots tears and patriots " blood.

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He was the leader of Great Britain mostly during WW2.

Winston Churchill reached his 70th birthday the same year WWII ended.

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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.

England. Twice, at two different times. First he was the PM during WWII, shortly after the war got started in Europe. Then he was elected PM again in the 1950s when it became clear that there was a "Cold War" between the capitalist, democratic West the forces of communism.

Winston Churchill said, "You can always depend on the Americans to do the right thing, after they have tried everything else."

Winston Churchill's most important contribution was his inspirational leadership. He instilled the British people with the drive to fight. Winston Churchill also created a Grand Alliance with Russia in 1941 and created the War Cabinet to help expedite decisions and actions.

He fought off an army of nazi zombies with nothing but a raygun and an axe

First Lord of the admiralty/ Head of Britain's navy

The UK's prime minister during World War II, Winston Churchill was born on November 30, 1874. He died at the age of 90 in 1965. The year 2014 marked the 140th anniversary of his birth.

no! nor was he a republican, he was a Constitutional Monarchist.

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Actually, they were cousins, albeit distant ones. According to genealogists, Winston Churchill and FDR were seventh cousins once removed on FDR's mother's side. I don't know what this means so please don't ask. ----------- I don't know anything about FDR being related to Churchill but I can explain how based on the other answer. A cousin is someone whose bloodline relative you share is a Grandparent. A second cousin is someone whose bloodline relative you share is your Great-Grandparent. When a relative is "removed" it means that you are separated by a generation. EX: My Father's first cousin's children are my second cousins. The same man is also my first cousin once removed. We are both direct descendants of my Great-Grandfather, but we are in "removed" generations. SO--- FDR and Churchill have very a distant relative and are, somehow, separated by one generation.

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Winston Churchill's favourite TV programme was music he inspired the classical and also went to all the the music concerts.

The Nobel Prize in Literature 1953 was awarded to Winston Churchill for his mastery of historical and biographical description as well as for brilliant oratory in defending exalted human values.

As World War II began, Winston Churchill proved to be an effective leader in many ways in his position as First Lord of the Admiralty. His return to this post (which he had held during World War I) galvanized the military and brought additional confidence to the people of the United Kingdom. He consistently advocated aggressive action against the enemy and never faltered in his fighting spirit even in the face of initial German successes. These qualities led to his being appointed as the empire-nation's Prime Minister in May of 1940.

All I know, is when Winston was age 2, he moved there. he was born in the year 1874. So, the answer is 1877.

The United States joined the war before being attacked by the Japanese at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. For reasons ultimately known only to him, Adolph Hitler proceeded to declare war on the United States on December 3, bringing us into WWII on both the European and Asian fronts.

Winston Churchill's nickname was Winnie.