1874-1965

Winston Churchill leads Great Britain through World War II accompanied by his miniature poodle Rufus, through the bombings of London, the invasion of Normandy, and post-war reconstruction. Includes quotations from Winston Churchill.

A biography of British politician Winston Churchill, covering his role as a soldier, Prime Minister, and famous military leader and strategist during WWII as well as his personal life, which involved a successful marriage and work as a painter and writer.

Recounts the friendship between Winston Churchill and Bourke Cockran, a New York City Congressman who became Churchill's mentor as well as a lover to Churchill's American-born mother Jennie.

Examines the relationship between Winston Churchill and Franklin Roosevelt from their first meeting in 1918, drawing from interviews and unpublished letters to discuss their opinions of each other, their joint effort in World War II, their personal affection and squabbles, and the interactions between their families.

Examines the factors which increasingly eroded the negotiations among Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, and Charles de Gaulle druing World War II, and discusses how those factors affected Allied policy during the war and after it.

Examines the various phases of Winston Churchill's career, from his time as a soldier to his role as Prime Minister, analyzing the traits of adaptability and pugnacity that made Churchill a formidable leader during a large portion of the twentieth century.

Discusses the early upbringing, education, military training, and political life of Winston Churchill, covering his work as a journalist, participation in WWI as a soldier, and struggle against fascism as Prime Minister during WWII.

Discusses the Christmas season of 1941 that played out in the shadows of the Pearl Harbor attack and the start of America's involvement in World War II.

Briefly describes the life and career of the Prime Minister of England during World War II.