Winston Churchill

A biography of Sir Winston Churchill, two-time Prime Minister of the United Kingdom and the inspirational leader of his nation during World War II.

A collection of quotes by Winston Churchill, including some about success, self improvement, politics, World War II, funny ones, and a few about himself.

On March 5, 1946, Winston Churchill spoke at a small college in Fulton, Missouri. This famous speech, officially called The Sinews of Peace but more commonly called the Iron Curtain speech, described the split of Europe into democratic and Communist spheres.

After only a few days on the job, newly appointed Prime Minister Winston Churchill gave this riveting, yet short, speech in the House of Commons on May 13, 1940. In this speech Churchill offers up his own "blood, toil, tears, and sweat" so that there will be "victory at all costs."

The Cabinet War Rooms are the restored rooms of the secret British underground bunker often used by top British officials as a headquarters during World War II. Also housed in the remains of the underground bunker is the Churchill Museum, a small museum dedicated to Sir Winston Churchill, who was prime minister of the United Kingdom during World War II. The Cabinet War Rooms have now been turned into a museum.

Extremely detailed timeline of Churchill's life. Churchill's life has been divided into eight sections, but each section has an account for each year of his life (sometimes broken down into the seasons for each year).

A short but interesting biography on Churchill.

A plethora of facts and trivia about Churchill. In the six, long pages of trivia, find out... Who was Churchill's best man at his wedding? Where did Churchill resign himself to dying in WWII? What three countries have given Churchill honorary citizenship?

Twenty quips and quotes of Winston Churchill. Find out why he said, "Some chicken! Some neck!"

Over ten quotes by Winston Churchill.

Over 25 quotes from Winston Churchill, organized by subject.

A very detailed description of the state funeral of the cherished Winston Churchill.

A short article by John Keegan about Winston Churchill who was chosen as part of TIME's 20 top leaders and revolutionaries of the 20th century.

Winston Churchill was chosen as TIME's "Man of the Year" for 1940. This site gives the full text for that year's story on the selected Man of the Year.

A very thorough biography of Churchill.