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Montgomery took command of the 8th Army at a time when Britain and Churchill desperately needed a victory. It was left to him to deliver it.

London has no statue of Claude Auchinleck, the man who stopped Rommel and the last commander of the Indian Army. Perhaps there should be one.

Auchinleck met seemingly impossible challenges in running up a noble record in North Africa and India during the Second World War.

Wheatcroft on WSC: Never in the field of Churchill revisionism have so many punches been thrown in so many pages, with so few hitting home.

A Canadian hero dear to Churchill, Stephenson deserved better than he received at the hands of biographers and a disbelieving public.

Why invent a quote? Perhaps in the hope that “the specter of Winston will pause to embrace the willful quoter and smoke a cigar with him.”

Jordan may have been created with the stroke of a pen, but Churchill didn’t quite say that, and his creation has now survived for 100 years.

From Aryans to prison camps: By culling only words that fit their narrative, Churchill's critics misrepresent what he really believed.

Dr. Field promises an array of obscure facts, and certainly delivers, to the point where one wonders where some of them came from.

Churchillians in Portland, Oregon have Sir Winston on their minds; their questions are pertinent to our understanding of him, and ourselves.

Churchill believed any obstacle could be surmounted, while Wavell prepared for the worst. Both traits had served Britain well.

The protracted Atlantic battle hinged on desperate choices between defense and taking the fight to the enemy. The crux came in 1943.