ونستون تشرشل (الطبعة الثانية)

In the lives of nations and peoples, there are men whose greatness and inimitable abilities do not appear until the times of crises and their persistence. Churchill of this type of men came to life in the shadow of an aristocratic family at a time when Britain was a great empire on which the sun did not set, however. Despite his aristocratic virtues, he was not raised for superficial indifference. On the contrary, he was brought up with a good upbringing, received military knowledge, and surpassed his peers in it. And when he completed his education, he began to feel a tendency to adventures and a love of facing dangers: so he began to search for her everywhere, so he traveled the British Empire from India to Sudan to South Africa, learning a lot from those adventures until a year ago to his motherland. There he began to engage in adventures of another kind, the adventures of political action, with all the conflicts, intrigues and intelligence it contained. In all of this, Churchill proved that he is a man of a special kind, a man who knows nothing but success, as a target, even in war.