Winston Churchill & WW2 Revisionism

Winston Churchill & WW2 Revisionism

Up next

“This Is a HORROR!” Alex Pretti Death Sparks ICE Frenzy | With Vincent Oshana

Within weeks of taking office, President Trump had sealed the southern border, in a show of rapid and effective leadership - but one year on, Republicans are increasingly struggling to defend him as American civilians are killed on the streets by ICE officers. Alex Pretti and Ren ...  Show more

“More Painful Than Surgery!” Piers Morgan TORCHES Beckhams + Kanye Apology & Blake Lively Texts

Brand Beckham could be unravelling after sports legend David and Spice Girl Victoria’s eldest son Brooklyn unleashed a scathing attack on them on Instagram, accusing his parents of isolating his wife Nicola Peltz and ruining their wedding. The prince of nepobabies says he doesn’t ...  Show more

Recommended Episodes

Churchill's Darkest Hour
Warfare

Winston Churchill's ascension to Prime Minister in 1940 was a key turning point in world history, ultimately being one of the first steps to help the Allies secure victory in the Second World War. The legacies of Churchill’s decisions still shape our world today, but a lesser kno ...  Show more

Who moulded Winston Churchill?
HistoryExtra podcast

Later this week marks 60 years since the death of Winston Churchill, on 24 January 1965. So we thought it would be interesting to bring back this episode with Professor David Reynolds from 2023. In it, he explores how Winston Churchill’s remarkable career saw him interact with ot ...  Show more

Who moulded Winston Churchill?
HistoryExtra podcast

Winston Churchill’s remarkable career saw him interact with many of the other great figures of the age, many of whom had a profound impact on Britain’s wartime leader. Speaking to Rob Attar, Professor David Reynolds examines Churchill’s relationships with the likes of Stalin, Mus ...  Show more

Was Churchill a Villain? Or "Why we can't have nice things"
15-Minute History

Joe and Jon discuss a recent online controversy within the historical community and debunk some claims made by a "popular historian" (featured on the Tucker Carlson Show) about Winston Churchill and the Second World War.