Winston Churchill: A Hero Or Hero?

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Winston Churchill made many achievements in his life. This goes from getting to admiral in the British Royal Navy to becoming prime minister. In between these two achievements, he made an outstanding politician through World War two, he made a commanding leader, and a victor. These he did not win through just being part of a family. He maintained hard work and put his iron will and steel determination to work. Winston Churchill should be looked at as a hero and a man who was great at the things he did. Winston Churchill in his life was an outstanding politician, one reason leading to his jobs in his growing years. As he grew up, he wanted to surpass his father. He was determined not to be his father in politics, he chose to pick up the …show more content…

In being a great leader he wanted to gain all the information as he humanly could before diving straight in. A co-worker in the government said, “‘... he was willing to absorb all the plans we could give him’” (Charmley 50). Though he made quite a few he did not like to make mistakes. Under his command, he wanted as much information as possible for him and his soldiers so he could lead them to victory against Germany. Secondly, he wanted his soldiers to be the best and have the best equipment to get the job done. He says in his autobiography of the war, “‘I consider that we owe it to these brave men to provide them with the very best equipment’” (Churchill 361). This shows that he cared enough, as the leader of a country, about his men that since they gave their lives for Britain, he figured it was the least to give them the best of the best to be victorious. Lastly, his iron will and brave command was so authoritative it was the one thing besides patriotism holding the British people on their feet. Through the war, “The soul of the British people and race has proved invincible” (Churchill 629). His leadership and will to win was something used as an inspiration for decades. It kept Britain and the allies fighting through WWII and the Cold

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