Quotessence
Home / Quotes / Quote by Winston S. Churchill

Quote by Winston S. Churchill

Work

Churchill By Himself

This book compiles a selection of personal letters, speeches, and reflections from Winston Churchill, providing a unique perspective on his life and political career. more

Author

Winston S. Churchill

Browse famous quotes and profile details for Winston S. Churchill. more

You May Also Like

“Humpty Dumpty (Colonial Sonnet) Humpty Dumpty sat on a throne, he made a career of divide-n-rule. Whole west found a savior in a fool, as he was anointed the royal mule. He smuggled food from starving natives, for fighting troops were far more worthy. Adolf was designated the villain supremo, while he was the free world's beloved Humpty. It's fault of the natives to "breed like rabbits", he was right to be their judge and executioner. After all, human rights mean rights of the pale, freedom and equality don't apply to the darker. Humpty Dumpty was ready with his cigar, to fight the invaders on the beaches. Sure he was the right nut for the job, expertise lies in centuries of practice.”

ColonialismGreat BritainBritish EmpireUnited KingdomChurchillAbolish MonarchyBritish ImperialismWinston ChurchillDivide And RuleBengal Famine
Book:Brit Actually: Nursery Rhymes of Reparations
Create image

“The object of this book is not to show that Hitler and his confederates were saints or that National Socialism was an ideal or even a desirable form of government. Its aim is a less ambitious one—to demonstrate that the rise of National Socialism was due in the main to the blind and revengeful policy of the Allies; that National Socialism, whatever its defects, saved first Germany and later Spain from becoming bulwarks of Communism; that the Western Powers under Roosevelt’s guidance did everything possible in the pre-War years to drive the German leaders to extremes; that the Roosevelt-Churchill policy of annihilating Germany as a military power served the interests of Communism and of Communism alone; that the “war crimes” were the work of a small band of fanatics; and that the German people as a whole were guilty of nothing more criminal than of defending their country in time of war.”

GuiltCommunismGermanyWorld War IiWorld War 2ChurchillNational SocialismWinston ChurchillRooseveltFranklin D Roosevelt
Book:Hermann Goring and the Third Reich; A Biography Based on Family and Official Records
Create image