Winston Churchill Winston Churchill There were many people who did important things for their countries, but I wish say about Winston Churchill, because he was an excellent example of man who had most important characteristics for any politician. First of all, Churchill had an insight. It means, he can see the facts that didn’t even noticed by another people, and, based on those facts, he also can understand what events might happens. For example, when Hitler had raised his power and when he had begun to rebuild the German army in the mid 1930-th, Winton Churchill was the one of only few politician who said that it is really dangerous for Europe. Of course today it looks obviously, but in that time only few people could understand the treatment of Nazi’s militarism. The second characteristic of Winston Churchill is perseverance. For instance, when Allied forces had been defeated in the Battle for France in 1940, he said to British nation: “I can promise you nothing but blood, sweat, and tears. But I swear to you that we’ll never surrender”. And yes, he didn’t even think about surrendering in the most difficult period in British history, but he stayed hard and leaded his nation to victory. And the third by order (but not by importance) characteristic of him is a flexibility. For example, to unite British nation in the face of enemy, Churchill broke all his prejudices and formed Coalition Government with his former political rivals. When Hitler had attacked The Soviet Union, Churchill said “In the last 20 years I was a worst enemy of communism, and I don’t take back any of my world. But now it doesn’t matter. Now we must fight together until we’ll completely destroy Nazi’s regime”. That is three main reasons why I would like to write about Winston Churchill.

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