Winston Churchill Became The Leader Of The Opposition ... Churchill continued his attempts to ease the mounting tensions of ...

Winston Churchill used the term in a speech in which he outlined the increasing influence of Moscow in Eastern Europe. The speech is seen by many as the beginning of the Cold War, as well as ...

It was on April 5, 1955, when Winston Churchill, one of the greatest wartime leaders, resigned from his position as the prime ...

On July 25, 1945, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill ... and set the stage for a post-war "cold" war that would be waged in the coming decades between two global superpowers.

Some European leaders see this moment as the beginning of a long struggle with Russia, akin to the beginning of the Cold War in 1946, when Winston Churchill warned that “an iron curtain has ...

A photo allegedly showing then-British Prime Minister Winston Churchill visiting the White House during World War II wearing a "siren-suit"— a one-piece jumper designed to "easily be slipped on ...

Sir Winston Churchill was a British prime minister and ... voicing apprehensions about the Cold War (he popularised the term 'Iron Curtain') and encouraging European and trans-Atlantic unity.

Roosevelt '04 in the Oxford Convocation ceremonies here in June, 1941, Harvard University presented the Right Honorable Winston Churchill ... conversion to the war effort, Churchill commented ...

The artwork underscores “the emotional support and encouragement that sustained Churchill during the war.” ...

The Churchill War Rooms are the underground bunker that Prime Minister Winston Churchill and his war cabinet used to shelter from bomb raids and plot their steps during World War II. The maze-like ...