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Absolutely, he was (and is) seen to have won us the war. Indeed from about spring 1940 to winter
1941he did indeed keep British moral up and politically fought off defeat from the brink.
The fact that he ranks as the greatest Briton of all time shows our trust for him. |
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Yes, there was no real reason not to believe him. Factoid: 20 min. After the japs bombed pearl
harbor Winston Churchill said and I quote. " We have just won the war!" meaning he knew with the
U.S. On there side they weren't losing |
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No he wasn't always trusted for the reason given Then dropped like a hot potato after ww2. |
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Though he was trusted to lead us through World War II he was also involved in the disasterous
Gallipoli campaign of the first World War, after which, he was anything but trusted by the
establishment.
His position on the appeasement of Chamberlin led to him being instegated as Prime Minister.
He liked a drink and a cigar, and was prone to moments of maudlin. I would've trusted him. |
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28 May 2008 15:26
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