Sara Reguer Focuses on Churchill Reorganizing the “Fertile Crescent”

Reguer shows how Churchill created modern Iraq, Jordan and Palestine after the defeat of the Ottoman Empire in the First World War.

For Churchill as for Aristotle, the force he advocated was not for the sake of domination but to maintain freedom and peace.

The false claim that Churchill endorsed the fraudulent Protocols of the Elders of Zion obfuscates the reality of his views on Jews and Zionism.

Moving letters from Mary to her adored father form an immensely evocative image of wartime Britain and an important contribution to history.

A reader discussion of Winston Churchill’s concepts of the role of the State in social reform, and how they differed from socialism.

Churchill’s war memoirs give only a partial account of the fateful dinner after which he “slept the sleep of the saved and thankful.”

“He’d never get us killed, stupid like…” Britain’s soldiers needed a general who wouldn't squander their lives. In Montgomery they found one.

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.