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Churchill also met with Roosevelt and Joseph Stalin, the leader of the Soviet Union. The British air force was able to hold off the attacks and once Churchill realized that Hitler would not be able to invade England, he was able to send troops to shore up battalions fighting elsewhere.

Attack in French Algiers

Churchill was worried that the French fleet, which was stationed in French Algeria, would be given to the Germans, since the Germans now had control of France.

Hon. Randolph Spencer-Churchill10. Even though he was well-known because of his family, he never held a very high position in the government. He then joined the army and fought in France, even though he was still a Member of Parliament. During this time, he met many important Israeli politicians.

He reported on the events there.

In the early 1970s, he saw the effects of war and famine in Biafra, Nigeria. He had plans drawn up for an attack on the Soviet Union but it was decided that the plan would not work given the Soviet Union’s greater number of soldiers.

An election shortly after the war resulted in Churchill losing as prime minister and while he was out of power, he continued to warn people about against the threat posed by the Soviet Union but few people were willing to take the necessary steps to push back the Soviet Union.

Churchill became prime minister again in 1951 when the Conservatives won the election.

Instead, he spent his time writing books. His parents divorced in 1945. He was involved with a group called the UK National Defence Association. Unfortunately, few people agreed with him. Unfortunately, he had suffered a stroke in 1953 and, although, he continued to rule for a few more years, he decided that his health would not allow him to continue as prime minister.

Hon. Constance Bruce15. Hon. Pamela Digby14. These raids were initially focused on coastal airfields and other military targets (such as radar installations) but the raids soon bombed further inland.

He approached the United States, which was officially neutral. He served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom two times. The American government refused to join the war at this time but did agree to sell supplies. He reported from many different places around the world.

He covered the Six-Day War in the Middle East. He had been ill with prostate cancer for two years.