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Winston Churchill
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| Winston Churchill | | "I'm Bored With It All." |
| Sir Winston Churchill | | 1940-1945 |
Coalition, first came to public attention as a result of his escape from a prison in Pretoria during the Boer War, where he had been captured whilst working as a war correspondent.
| Sir Winston Churchill | | 1951-1955 |
Conservative. Knighted in 1953 half way through his second term as PM.
| Winston Churchill | | "He Has All the Virtues I Dislike and None of the Vices I Admire." |
About Sir Stafford Cripps
| Winston Churchill | | "A Modest Man, Who Has Much to Be Modest About." |
About Clement Attlee
| Winston Churchill | | "He Looks Like a Female Llama Who Has Been Surprised in the Bath." |
About Charles De Gaulle
| 1940 | | Winston Churchill |
Allegedly used a hat pin in his cigars to keep the ash dangling and therefore would keep opponents dazzled as he continued to puff away.
| 1949 | | Winston Churchill |
For the second time. He was named 'Man of the Half-Century'.
| Winston Churchill | | "A Lie Gets Halfway Around the World Before the Truth Has a Chance to Get Its Pants On" |
Former Prime Minister UK
| Winston Churchill | | November 30, 1874 |
English statesman and author; Prime Minister and winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature
| 1953 | | Winston Churchill |
United Kingdom, 1874-1965; "for his mastery of historical and biological description as well as for brilliant oratory in defending exalted human values"
| Winston Churchill | | 1874-1965 |
British politician, soldier in the British Army, orator, and strategist.
| Winston Churchill | | U.K. Prime Minister |
May 1940 - July 1945; October 1951 - April 1955. Knighted in 1953 half way through his second term as P.M.
| Winston Churchill | | "It is a Riddle Wrapped in a Mystery Inside an Enigma" |
Speaking of Russia in a radio broadcast
| Winston Churchill | | "The Empires of the Future Are the Empires of the Mind" |
20th century British statesman
| Winston Churchill | | Rufus |
| Winston Churchill | | Margate |
| Sir Winston Churchill Range | | Canada |
| Sir Winston Churchill | | Spencer |
Prime Minister, war leader
| Winston Churchill | | "Never in the Field of Human Conflict Was So Much Owed by So Many to So Few" |
Complimenting the pilots of the Royal Air Force
| 1940 | | Winston Churchill Became British Prime Minister |
Suffered from stuttering
| Winston Churchill | | "I Do Not Resent Criticism Even When, for the Sake of Emphasis It Parts for the Time With Reality" |
British politician. A noted statesman and orator
| Winston Churchill | | The Second World War |
1948-1954. History
| Winston Churchill | | Stephen Brice |
The Crisis, 1901
| Winston Churchill | | Virginia Carvel |
The Crisis
| Winston Churchill | | The Last Lion |
William Manchester, planned three volume biography; 1983, 1988, 2010
| Into the Storm (2009) | | Winston Churchill |
Portrayed by Brendan Gleeson
| The Gathering Storm (2002) | | Winston Churchill |
Portrayed by Albert Finney
| Winston Churchill | | St Martin Churchyard, Oxfordshire, England |
Prime Minister, 1874-1965
| Winston Churchill | | "Don't Worry About Avoiding Temptation, As You Grow Older It Will Avoid You." |
| The U.K. | | Sir Winston Churchill |
First Lord of the Admiralty
| The U.K. | | Sir Winston Churchill |
First Lord of the Admiralty
| 1940 | | Winston Churchill Became British Prime Minister |
Suffered from stuttering
| Winston Churchill | | "You Can Always Count on the Americans to Do the Right Thing...after They Have Tried Everything Else." |
Possibly a paraphrase from Israeli politician Abba Eban.
| Winston Churchill, Joseph Stalin, Franklin D. Roosevelt, Charles De Gaulle | | Allies’ Leaders During WWII |