Summary:
The world is a different place because Winston Churchill had a leading role in overtaking the Nazi government who were a racist clan. I think that Churchill was like me in some areas of school and over all life morals. But, I think I have better table manners than he did in his childhood.
" Never leave the pub before it closes"
That was the most famous quote for the greatest Prime Minister of his time " Never leave the pub before it closes." Winston Churchill had high expectations in his childhood, because of the success of his well-known parents. The most important event in his childhood was when he dropped out of a private school called Harrow academy because of his lack of attendance. This only occurred because of his traveling parents who let him come along, but also he dropped out because of his lack of effort to make up the assignments.
Also Winston had a babysitter in a sense, but was more like a maid or slave in some occasions.
Mrs. Everest did influence his way of life and his way of thinking because she would be his first mentor and would home school him until the age of 15. As a child Winston loved the game of chess and played this game for as long as he lived
As A kid, Winston was a normal procrastinating kid, but as an adult he was a loyal trust worthy individual that had a significant job and duty to his country. His procrastination was long gone by the time he became Prime Minister; you could possibly thank the military academy for breaking that habit. But the thing that would always stay the same was his eating habits, when he would take a guest to dinner or out to eat the guests were always surprised that he had such bad eating habits. Which in a few occasions would get him in trouble with other counties head authority.
The biggest success of Winston hands down was the idea to flank (military strategy in which the army or navy would attack an army from its side to cut of aid) the Nazi's army in the most famous battle D-day. This success would react or lead to the overthrow of the Nazi's and would demolish the hatred and tension of the neighboring countries. The biggest failure of his life was in India when he tried to do a noble thing and save others from an exploded train. In the confusion of different languages he was arrested and sent to jail as a terrorist, cause they thought he had the plan to plow the train. He eventually escaped but was on the run and wanted by the Indian government for many months but the confusion was sorted out and was on the first transport out of India. Winston's ideas against the Nazi's were just amazing though
Didn't always work like the bat bomb " The bat bomb was one of the many dud idea's that Winston Churchill came up with, and put money into to training bats to fly into enemy building and explode."
The world is a different place because Winston Churchill had a leading role in overtaking the Nazi government who were a racist clan. I think that Churchill was like me in some areas of school and over all life morals. But, I think I have better table manners than he did in his childhood. I still think I could become friends with him. He actually reminds me of one of my best friends who also is a very big procrastinator and doesn't have the slightest clue of what a napkin is. I think he would be a great friend with all of his stories and experiences that he has had because of his travel. One thing I would like to pick up from him or (emulate) is his ability to plan out and find the weakness of other armies. I just think that is very interesting to find a way to defeat the enemy. Personally I wouldn't know were to start to try to out think a superior army. Some things that I do want to look into further is his writing in his newspapers and his story's that he did write for the British Gazette. So all together Winston Churchill was a great military man and a great planner and after being Prime Minister became an award winning writer, So in the end Winston Churchill was loyal to his allies, to his country, and to his readers.
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