Winston Churchill Quotes Darkest Hour

Churchill's darkest hour was, in truth, a series of dark hours that lasted two or three weeks in may 1940, when western civilization hung in the balance. He responded with bouts of confidence and doubt, turmoil and inspiration, cigars and (lots of) alcohol—as oldman shows so vividly. Turning once again to the question of invasion i would observe that there has never been a period in all these long centuries of which we boast, when an absolute guarantee against invasion could have been given to our people.

But only because i've seen it done. I went down but got lost. Darkest hour is avoiding that mistake.” well, if that was darkest hour’s intent, it is all right.

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Churchill’s “darkest hour” was, in truth, a series of dark hours that lasted two or three weeks in may 1940, when western civilization hung in the balance. We shall fight on the beaches. “there’s a slight inaccuracy because the war rooms, although they were opened at the end of august 1939, were not used by churchill after he became. Surely the statesman's most famous and.