Why Study Churchill?

[John David Olsen]

Well, we all know of course, but for those that may not (and we hope that you might forward this on to them) we have an introductory video which we hope compels many more to delve into a bit more about Sir Winston.

https://www.winstonchurchill.org/learn/biography

Produced by the generosity of K2Films with the cooperation of the Churchill Centre.

-john


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[Daniel Ibarra]

Greeting Churchillians,

 

Is there any place I can find how Churchill organized himself in its daily issues? Not talking about the time he awake or get to sleep, but during his daily job, if he read reports first, how he get notice of how the war was going and how he issue orders to run the country.

 

thank you for any help

 

Daniel

 

[Gregory B. Smith]

Martin Gilbert's small paperback called "Winston Churchill's War Leadership" 104 pgs, pub.2003 (ISBN: 1-4000-7732-X) is a good place to start.

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[Daniel Ibarra]

Gregory, thank you for the tip, will buy and read.

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De: Gregory B. Smith <gbs...@comcast.net>
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Enviadas: Terça-feira, 31 de Agosto de 2010 14:37:15
Assunto: Re: [ChurchillChat] How Churchill organized himself?

[susanelia]

You might also read Winston Churchill By His Personal Secretary
Elizabeth Nel. It has a lot of specific detail about how he organized
his day. It's available through the Churchill Museum, I believe.

Touring the War Rooms and then reading Mrs. Nel's memoir was the
inspiration for me to write Mr. Churchill's Secretary, which will be
published by Random House (US) next summer.

All best,

Susan

On Aug 31, 3:08 pm, Daniel Ibarra <ibarra...@yahoo.com.br> wrote:
> Gregory, thank you for the tip, will buy and read.
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> De: Gregory B. Smith <gbsl...@comcast.net>

[tott...@comcast.net]

Hi All,

Everytime I think I know WSC's secretaries and dectives more come out of the 'woodwork":    Does anybody know of a complete list of these folk and with  the dates they served the 'Old Man' ...

thank you

Geoff