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Churchill rallied the British people and created a sense of unity amongst the country. He was bold, brave, and tireless: he inspired a hesitant Britain to never give in against the Nazis. Winston Churchill didn’t use many weapons to prove his point; instead, he used his words, and they were powerful.

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In 1940-1941 Winston Churchill led Britain to victory in the Blitz and the Battle of Britain.

Victory in Europe Day (VE Day) | 8 May, 1945. Winston Churchill declared to the crowds in Whitehall, “God bless you all. This is your victory!”, to which the crowd roared back, “No, it is yours”.

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He was the reason the British went from defeat to victory against the opposing German forces. Without his leadership qualities and strategies, it’s safe to say that Britain would have crumbled to opposing Nazi forces, changing the course of history forever.

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The Prime Minister (1940-45) of Britain. Churchill aided with the assembly of the Allied Powers and shaped Allied strategies during war; most importantly, he alerted the West of the impending threat of the Soviet Union expanding into their turf. Once given the role of being in charge of the Admiralty, a signal went out: “Winston Churchill is back”.