What do you think of Churchill? What do people say about Churchill?

Man is a complex intelligent creature, an excellent politician, his complexity is ten times more than that of ordinary people, all the contradictions in Churchill are the embodiment of his personal experience and worldview, in his heart, full of fascination with the former glory of the empire, and he wrote the "History of the English Nations", he knows better what will happen to the empire if the Anglo-Saxon hegemony ends. Therefore, when he found that he was powerless and that the empire was doomed to fall apart, he began to support the United States and assist the United States in establishing hegemony (the transfer of all British bases in the Caribbean at the asking price of fifty destroyers was also one of them).

As a person in the 20th century, he also has some flexibility - he initially opposed the Conservative Party's ** barriers, believing that Victoria's brilliance lies in the eternal principle of freedom, but later he found that the times were different, and the empire, whose productive forces had been declining, could not engage in freedom with the rising Germany and the United States, so he later switched to the Conservative Party and supported ** barriers and the Imperial Preferential System; He was initially active in suppressing the labour movement, but later saw that the Labour Party was gaining momentum, so he began to change his stance and began to seek compromise. ‍‍

As it turned out, Marshal Kesselring had blocked the advance of the Allies in Italy with very few troops, and the landing of Anzio, on which Churchill had high hopes, could not open the situation, and the progress was very slow; And the idea of a large-scale landing in the Balkans was immediately rejected by the Americans, and was replaced by Operation Overlord, which landed in France. It is conceivable that if the United States really listened to Churchill's grand strategy and landed on the Balkan Peninsula, then it would be easy to fall into the same dilemma as the Korean War, delayed by a small number of German troops, and a large-scale mechanized army could not move an inch, (everyone think about the scene in the movie "Bridge", you will know how steep the Balkan terrain is), although the Balkans are only one step away from Eastern Europe on the map, but when the US military fights the Balkans, it is not clear that the Soviet Union has already hit the Rhine. ‍‍

The last Victorian statesman of Britain and the first modern statesman. Needless to say, the glory of the British Empire in Victoria, and Churchill was born in the late Victorian era, when Britain was at its most glorious and privileged, but it also had a shadow of the waning days. ‍‍

Born in this environment, Churchill (grandson of the 7th Duke of Marlborough and nephew of the 8th Duke of Marlborough) was naturally a member of the ruling class of the British Empire, and he was naturally nostalgic for the glory of the Victorian era, bent on protecting the glory of the Empire, and at the same time wary and even hated any potential threat to the Empire's position. ‍‍

As Prime Minister, his life's pursuit can be summed up in this sentence - to maintain Britain's pre-eminent position in the world, and if not, to at least help maintain the domination of the Anglo-Saxon powers over the world. ‍‍

Very unfriendly to China. The writing is very good, and he can be called a writer who strayed into politics. He is very eloquent and eloquent, and his speeches are all models of learning. In order to fly Huang Tengda, he became a scumbag. The secret to longevity is worth emulating.

If the British Empire and its Commonwealth can survive for a thousand years, now is our happiest time! Yes, Churchill was what he himself called the happiest and greatest one. This greatness is self-evident not only to Britain, but to all mankind, and to the entire process of human civilization!

First of all, Churchill was born into a noble family, and his personal dream was to regain the glory of his family. From this point of view, he was a man of vanity and power. I think his greatest contribution was during World War II, when he single-handedly led the Dunkirk Evacuation.

The Iron Curtain is the patent of his invention, and it is indeed like a torch! Great!

Churchill was a great statesman, military strategist, and man of letters.

Churchill was a brilliant strategist and a political and military strategist who had the big picture in mind. In order to establish an anti-fascist united front, he made the United States abandon its policy of neutrality, dismantle hostile relations with the Soviet Union, and form an alliance with the world's anti-fascist forces. On November 28, 1943, Churchill, Roosevelt, and Stalin finally held a summit meeting between Britain, the United States, and the Soviet Union during World War II in Tehran.

It was this famous "Big Three Talks" that hastened Hitler's demise and laid the foundation for the victorious end of World War II.

As a world-class politician and military strategist, Churchill made outstanding contributions to the establishment of the United Nations after the war. His achievements have been praised by people all over the world.

Churchill was a decisive, strong-willed, energetic man, and an eloquent orator. During the war against Germany, he made full use of these qualities to lead state activities. In many of his speeches, which accurately analysed the situation and the psychology of the British people, he attacked Hitler and his henchmen and called on his own people to actively resist the war.

Churchill's speeches were praised by the masses of the people and finally won the support of the capable military generals who reflected the mood of the masses.

From 1929 to 1965, Winston was Vice-Chancellor of the University of Bristol for 36 consecutive years. He served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1940 to 1945 and from 1951 to 1955, and is considered one of the most important political leaders of the 20th century. He led the British people to win World War II, was one of the "Three Giants of the Yalta Conference", and delivered the "Iron Curtain Speech" after the war, officially opening the prelude to the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union.

He is the author of 16 volumes of Memoirs of the Second World War, 24 volumes of History of the English-speaking Peoples, and won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1953 for The War That Isn't Needed. Churchill was one of the people who mastered the largest number of English words in history (more than 120,000) and was listed by the American magazine People as one of the world's most convincing orators of the last 100 years. In 2002, the BBC conducted a survey called "The 100 Greatest Britons", and Churchill was voted the greatest Briton of all time.

Winston Churchill (30 November 1874 – 24 January 1965), born in Woodstock, Oxfordshire, England, was a politician, painter, orator, writer and journalist, winner of the 1953 Nobel Prize in Literature (for his book Memoirs of the Second World War), a British prime minister between 1940 1945 and 1951 1955, and is considered one of the most important political leaders of the 20th century, leading LinkedIn to victory in World War II. It is rumored to be one of the people with the largest vocabulary of English words in history (more than 120,000).

It has been listed by the American magazine "Show" as one of the eight most convincing orators in the world in the past 100 years. In 2002, the BBC conducted a survey called "The 100 Greatest Britons", and Churchill was voted the greatest Briton of all time.

Looking down on China, looking down on Jiang Guangtou, he has not commented on China's remarks.