Winston S. Churchill: The Watchman
The greatest political watchman in history
Publisher Description
There has probably never been a greater political watchman than Winston Churchill. His foresight saved the Western world from demise in World War II. Yet today, the West scorns his message. The biggest tragedy of World War II is that we didn’t learn from that shameful and near-fatal disaster.
In this booklet:
• Winston S. Churchill: The Watchman
• Learning From History
• Preparing for War
• Illusion of Security
• Winston S. Churchill: The Leader
• A Final Warning
Churchill's Mole Hunt
2006
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