See archival photos pf Sir Winston Churchill of England and Vice Admiral Francois Darlan, two of the major historical figures in Churchill’s Deadly Decision.
Winston Churchill at the Banff Springs Hotel
05 Sep 1929, Banff, Alberta, Canada --- Winston Churchill, former Chancellor of the Exchequer in the Baldwin Cabinet, photographed at the Banff Springs Hotel, Banff, Alberta, Canada, in the Canadian Rockies which he visited on a recent tour of Canada. Versatile as usual, he painted the Bow Valley, climbed the mountains, and rode the trails.
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Winston Churchill
02 Sep 1949, London, England, UK --- British statesman Winston Churchill in 1949, smoking one of his beloved cigars as he leaves the plane that brought him back from a continental holiday. He caught cold while swimming on the Riviera, but soon recovered.
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Winston Churchill broadcasts the news of the third anniversary of the English Home Guard
1943, Washington, DC, USA --- Winston Churchill broadcasts the news of the third anniversary of the English Home Guard while visiting the White House.
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Prime Minister Winston Churchill leaving a building
04 Jul 1940, London, England, UK --- Prime Minister Winston Churchill leaving a building.
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Winston Churchill
ca. 1939 - 1945, London, England, UK --- Winston Churchill
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Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill
ca. 1940-1945 --- Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill (1874-1965), Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1940-1945 and again from 1951-1955, led Britain through World War II and later wrote about his experience and that of his country. He won the Nobel Prize for literature in 1953.
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A photograph of Mr. Winston Churchill when First Lord of the Admirality
1939, London, England, UK --- A photograph of Mr. Winston Churchill when First Lord of the Admirality--1939.
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Vice Admiral Francois Darlan
Vice Admiral Francois Darlan, chief of staff of the French Navy, who left Paris, Jan.18, for a joint inspection tour of French coastal defenses and colonial military establishments in Algeria and Morocco. He departed from Paris on the same day that the French Atlantic and Mediterranean fleets sailed from their bases at Brest and Toulon for "double action" maneuvers and a display of naval strength in the vicinity of Gibraltar.
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Prime Minister Winston Churchill
13 Dec 1941, Westminster, London, England, UK --- Prime Minister Winston Churchill wearing a thumbs up lapel pin at 10 Downing Street, during World War II.
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