no he didn't

Apparently Churchill secretly, I'm not sure on the secretly bit, but churchill did infact hate Hitler, even though he never met him in person.. :S

I know this because of the research i am doing for history homwork, if anyone finds more about relationships between Churchill and either: Lenin, Stalin, Mussolini,Hitler or Roosevelt, please update this. thank you.

Winston Churchill served twice as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

He first became Prime Minister in 1940, replacing Neville Chamberlain.

During his second term as Prime Minister, which began in 1951, he replaced Clement Attlee.

War was inevitable. No matter how badly Britain and France wished that they could avoid war.. there was no possible way that either country could alter what Hitler was absolutely dedicated to do.. which was to bring war to France and Britain. So when they made the decision to keep appeasing Hitler in the vain hope that war could be avoided, they brought dishonor on themselves. So instead of just facing war.. they were now facing war in circumstances that were worse than if they had acted sooner. You are about to relive the same scernio in regards to Iran. Everyone knows that Iran will use the nuclear weapons that they are developing. Instead of stopping them years ago, they (the west) have done nothing except appease Iran. The problem with appeasement is that it appears to have the best of intentions. The problem with pre-emption is that it cannot be known what scale of disaster one might prevent. Hindsight reveals all there is to know. Everyone has a prophetic lie to spread to another's ear. Let's enjoy the new lie. PAX.

Europe first with Asia/Pacific a holding action.

sat on his bottom

Yes he did actually. Winston Churchill lifted people's morale when the war was in its darkest moments and led Britain to victory. He did it by using different techniques to WIN!!

Wooo Go him!!

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He was a young lieutenant in this war. I believe it was then when he served with the 4th Hussar Regiment.

No, in fact, Hitler did because in WW1, the Germans lost and had to pay lots of money to the wining side so they could fix their damaged weapons or vehicles that the Germans destroyed. This made Hitler quite angry and wanted to get them back for what they had to do for them. Glad to help !

Most would argue that managers are born. This is because these managers personality favors being the boss, knowing what to do under stress, and being determined to get the job done.

No. During World War 2, she worked with a British agent in France by the name of Peter Churchill - who wasn't related to Winston Churchill either, but when they were both arrested by the Gestapo, she claimed that she was married to Peter and that he was related to Winston, in the hope that they would get better treatment from the Gestapo. Her ploy didn't work and they were both tortured by the Germans.

The speech was about what Britain would give to win the war. It was performed at the House of Commons on the 13th of May, 1942. This was when he was first appointed as Prime Minister.

They met on several occasions for various reasons

yes he did if you listen carefully to one of his speeches he says that he wants to meet him very much but he never got to!

After Neville chamberlain (prime ministor of Britain) declared war on Germany people lost faith in him and was voted not to be prime ministor anymore and Winston churchill took over by a major vote.

Winston Churchill ran for PM after WWII but lost. Later though he ran again for PM, in 1951, and won, but soon had to retire due to his health.

That is a slightly altered rendition of a famous speech by Winston Churchill in which he expressed the determination of the British to defend themselves by any means necessary from the attack by Nazi Germany.

The conference is known as the Potsdam Conference. They also had a conference in Casablanca.

Winston was on the allied side he was the prime minister of great Britain

The Pact was signed by their respective Foreign Ministers, Molotov and von Ribbentrop, in Moscow, in the early morning hours of August 22, 1939. This cleared the way for Hitler's invasion of Poland nine days later, which began WWII in Europe. Two weeks after Hitler invaded Poland from the west, Stalin invaded Poland from the east. The two dictators divided Poland between them down the middle, with the Vistula River as the boundary, in accordance with a secret protocol to the Pact of August 22. Poland was extinguished as a nation. There were a number of secret protocols accompanying the Pact, which made Stalin and Hitler partners for the next two years, until Hitler turned on Stalin. One of the great ironies of history is that the only person on the planet Stalin trusted was Adolph Hitler.