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“Churchill: The Wilderness Years”: Dismal Repetition of History
01
Jul
2016
“Churchill: The Wilderness Years”: Threat from the Air, 1935
22
Jun
2016
By RICHARD M. LANGWORTH
Flying Peril: The threat of a German air force superior to Britain’s, denied for years by British leaders, proved only too true. This fifth episode of “The Wilderness Years” introduces two of the people who, at the risk of their careers, provided Churchill with secret information on German rearmament.
“Churchill: The Wilderness Years”: Meeting Hitler, 1932
16
Jun
2016
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Margaret Thatcher’s Speech to Congress
25
Apr
2016
Lincoln and Churchill – Part II: Statesmen of War
07
Mar
2016
By LEWIS E. LEHRMAN
The most tremendous monuments or prodigies of engineering crumble under the hand of Time. But words spoken two or three thousand years ago remain with us now, not as mere relics of the past, but, leaping across the gulf of ages they light the world for us today. In this article, Lewis E. Lehrman explains how Churchill and Lincoln were both students of history and were both determined to act historically.
“There was Once a Man”: A Visit to Chartwell, 1955
29
Feb
2016
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Lincoln and Churchill – Part I: Preparation for Greatness
29
Feb
2016
Churchill as a Constructive Alternative: Record Attendance at Hillsdale College Seminar, October 4th-7th
30
Oct
2015
2
By THE CHURCHILL PROJECT
Defying the notion that Winston Churchill has little to say to us today, over 500 registrants and 200 students attended a Hillsdale College seminar on the celebrated statesman sponsored by Hillsdale’s Center for Constructive Alternatives and Churchill Project for the Study of Statesmanship. Numerous participants who have dedicated their lives to Winston Churchill offered erudite remarks at the event, including Minnie Churchill.
CCA I: Winston S. Churchill
22
Jul
2015
What Did the United States Mean to Winston Churchill?
17
Jul
2015
Churchill at Fulton: The Enduring Importance of the “Iron Curtain” Speech
08
Jul
2015
By SIR MARTIN GILBERT
Churchill's speech, given at Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri, on March 5, 1946, marked the advent of the Cold War between Russia and the West. Churchill’s message was twofold: both a warning of dangers of renewed conflict after World War II, and an outstretched hand seeking peace and stability.
What Did Democracy Mean to Winston Churchill?
01
Jul
2015