Winston Churchill And His Finest Hour

The Big Ben clock and a statue of former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill are silhouetted against the morning sky in central London, January 1, 2010. Even before the rise of Adolf Hitler, Winston Churchill warned of the danger of the ...

Winston Churchill said it best when he concluded, "democracy is the worst form of government ....except all those other forms that have been tried from time to time." The same can also be said about capitalism. In the past several decades, ...

The newest generation of Churchill's unveil a new public area at Chartwell, the Kent home of wartime leader Winston Churchill. We speak to John, Alice and Catherine Churchill - and to Giles Palmer and Zoe Colbeck from the

Book TV interviewed Paul Johnson in London on Winston Churchill and current day politics. Paul Johnson is the author of more than 40 books. His non-fiction books include biographies of Queen Elizabeth I, Edward III, Napoleon, George Washington, ...

After all, many leaders have thrived in similar situations. “The classic example is of Winston Churchill. He was a terrible politician but war turned him into an exemplary leader,” says Pramath Sinha, founding-dean of Internal School of Business ...

NAIROBI, KENYA: When Britain's war time Prime Minister Winston Churchill declared that history would be kind to him for he intended to write it, he hit an unquestionable truth about some leaders. And when he implored humankind to study history for ...

Boris Johnson plans to spend the next year writing a biography of Winston Churchill. Photograph: Oli Scarff/ Photograph:

In 1899, Winston Churchill, who would later become Britain's famous prime minister during World War II, published The River War. The river in question was the Nile, and this particular war had just ended in 1898 with Lord Kitchener's entry into Om ...

Sir Winston Churchill, the great British Prime Minister, prolific author, and distinguished orator who addressed some of the most august assemblies in the world, once delivered a speech to the boys at Harrow School in Britain: Never, never, in ...