Winston churchill

These leaders embody the paragons of the leadership qualities that are just as badly needed today as they were during their time.

When we think of the past, we often think of it in black and white. After all, most historical photos that we've seen from the first half of the 20th Century are in monochrome, and because of this, it's easy to forget that color actually existed back then.

was one of the first to recognize and warn others of Hitler's danger to freedom and human rights.

Inspecting a battleship in 1940, Winston Churchill stopped to talk to a group of young sailors. “Is everything you tell us true?” asked one of them. “Young man,” he said. “I have told many lies for my

Birmingham Mail Nostalgia: A look back at some historical events that happened on June 18.

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Boss Lane House, in Buckinghamshire, was owned by Brigadier-General Sir Harold Hartley, a friend of Churchill. It has now gone on the market for £1.995 million.

By Paul Millward LITERARY TRAVELER, February 2011 – In 1940, from deep beneath the buildings of Whitehall in London, in an underground complex known as the Cabinet War Rooms, Winston […]

This 1946 portrait of Winston Churchill in the honorary uniform of an Air Commodore of the 615 Squadron, RAF, by Douglas Chandor hangs in the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, DC. "As Great Britain's prime minister during World War II, it fell to Winston Churchill to cement his country's wartime alliance with the United States. The son of an American mother and an English father, he ultimately came to personify that alliance, and his wartime eloquence and shrewdness endeared him…

Winston Churchill

Winston Churchill

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Young Winston Churchill in uniform, 1895