Winston Churchill addressing a crowd in London in July 1945 "From Stettin in the Baltic to Trieste in the Adriatic, an iron curtain has descended across the continent." Winston Churchill's talismanic ...

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In his "Iron Curtain" speech, delivered exactly 60 years ago, Winston Churchill brilliantly defined an era. The speech may also have lessons for the present. It was a heroic but troubled time.

Churchill wrote his own speeches and did much of his work, external at his Kent home, Chartwell, external, now owned by the National Trust. But in a new book, Prof Toye has shown he adjusted ...

World War II was over when Winston Churchill approached the microphone to record what was perhaps his most memorable wartime speech. It was 1949, almost nine years since the German army had ...

In the speech, Churchill sounds a chilling warning to the West to be vigilant against the gathering clouds in Europe: “From Stettin in the Baltic to Trieste in the Adriatic, an iron curtain has ...

A university academic has questioned the accepted view that Winston Churchill's WWII speeches inspired the nation at a time of crisis. Professor Richard Toye used government documents, surveys and ...

In Churchill’s first speech as Prime Minister, he told Parliament he was putting politics aside and forming a national government which included all parties to wage war against Germany.

Churchill’s stirring oratory is perhaps his greatest legacy. His wartime speeches famously gave the British lion its roar during the darkest days of the Second World War. There are still ...

In recent days, the speech and other related documents, including an admonishing letter... Insights into Churchill's 'finest hour' speech SF Gate Logo Hearst Newspapers Logo ...

Churchill's agony behind iconic 'never surrender' speech: Ch5 documentary reveals how public speaking 'did not come naturally' to wartime PM who agonised over his rousing words to Britons after ...