Sir
Winston Churchill was courageous and farsighted leader as well as a
writer.
During the Second World War, Churchill gave steadfast and
courageous
leadership to his country. He became famous for his heroic and
successful
leadership of the allied countries during the Second World War
(1940-1945).
Winston
Churchill was born
in 1874 at Blenheim
Palace. His father was Randolph Churchill, a descendant of Duke of Marl
bough.
He was not good at studies but managed to join the army. Then, he
proceeded to
South Africa as a war correspondent of the Morning Post. There, he was
taken as
prisoner, but managed to escape and came back to England as a hero.
Now,
Churchill's heart was full of confidence. He
wanted do more for his country and so joined politics. He got married
to his
lover, who proved to be a good wife for him. Churchill succeeded in
politics
and became home secretary. Soon he resigned and applied for a command
in the
Expeditionary force. Then Churchill led his country in the world war.
He
assumed the prime minister ship of Britain at a very critical point,
when the
whole Europe along with Britain was at the receiving end of the German
Nazi
attacks.
Churchill showed immense courage and confidence
and declared that the English would fight the enemy everywhere - on
land, in
air and on water - but they would not surrender to the unjust forces.
This
statement instilled much confidence in the troubled hearts of army as
well as
his countrymen. Then, after six years of fierce fighting, Churchill led
his
country victory.