Essays on Winston Churchill

Winston Churchill described the Russian expansionist notions as a challenge to the established western principles in his 1946 speech on the iron curtain. Western values are founded on individual development, free enterprise, and private property ownership. While privately held organizations handle the delivery of healthcare and education, press freedom is...

Due to its domestic uprising within Britain and its ability to undercut established global action policies, Churchill perceived Russia as a threat. But he believed that Russia's social and economic collapse could influence other countries and impose its socialist policies. Churchill knew that the totalitarian communist regime would start another...

The history of education for children in Churchill has not been excellent. He had little interest in schooling because of the impendent speech. His least favorite subjects at school were writing in English and history. Because he detested going to school, he kept track of every school day, starting to...

In late 1943, Allied leaders Franklin D. Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, and Joseph Stalin decided in Tehran, Iran, from November 28th to December 1st, that the time had come for an invasion of the European continent, and that this operation was critical to the advancement of the war effort and to...

Winston Churchill, the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom at the time, visited Harrow School on October 29, 1941, with the aim of listening to popular songs he used to sing as a young boy and giving a speech to the pupils. Following the distortions that arose on what he...

Born on November 30 William Leonard Spencer-Churchill was educated in an aristocratic family in England's Oxford Shire in Blenheim Palace. His father, Lord Randolph, was an influential political figure in England, while his mother, Lady Randolph, was an American millionaire. Churchill did not have a tightly knitted friendship with his family...

In the family of the dukes of Marlborough in 1874, on 30 November and in 1965 on 24 Jan, Sir Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill was born. He was an official of the British government and served as Prime Minister between 1940 and 1945 and also in the UK between 1951 and 1955....