Winston Spencer Churchill. Defender of the kingdom. Peak of the political career. 1940-1965
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Sir Winston Spencer Churchill - British State and Political Worker, British Prime Minister in 1940-1945 and 1951-1955, Military, Journalist, Writer, Honorary Member of the British Academy, Laureate of the Nobel Prize, according to a survey conducted in 2002 by Bibysi, the greatest Briton in history.
Churchill, represented by William Manchester and Paul Reed, is a person of inflexible courage, an acute mind and an incredible desire for action. This book is a brilliant story about how Churchill organized his nation for defense and military removal of Nazi Germany, forcing Roosevelt to support Britain by the supply of weapons. It was he who insisted on the provision of assistance to the Soviet Union that he did not interfere with him to remain a convinced ideological enemy in an old man, as his staff called, a few rushed, sometimes contradicting individuals who contradicted each other. He had a lot of worry a lot, was selfish, picky, quick-tempered, rude, is inattentive to people and at the same time filled with compassion to those who fell into a difficult position. But no matter what happens to him and with his country, which he was infinitely devoted, he always did in accordance with his motto: Never give up!
Churchill, represented by William Manchester and Paul Reed, is a person of inflexible courage, an acute mind and an incredible desire for action. This book is a brilliant story about how Churchill organized his nation for defense and military removal of Nazi Germany, forcing Roosevelt to support Britain by the supply of weapons. It was he who insisted on the provision of assistance to the Soviet Union that he did not interfere with him to remain a convinced ideological enemy in an old man, as his staff called, a few rushed, sometimes contradicting individuals who contradicted each other. He had a lot of worry a lot, was selfish, picky, quick-tempered, rude, is inattentive to people and at the same time filled with compassion to those who fell into a difficult position. But no matter what happens to him and with his country, which he was infinitely devoted, he always did in accordance with his motto: Never give up!
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Author:Manchester U.
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Cover:Hard
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- Category:History & Geography
- Category:Politics & Social Science
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ISBN: 978-5-227-06283-3
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