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　　Revered for his strength of character when Britain stood alone

against Nazi Germany, Winston Churchill is painted as one of World

War II's most heroic figures-a characterization that overshadows

his faults, which have had their own devastating legacy.

This book examines the decisions and policies of Churchill

between June 1940 and December 1941 that actually hindered the

Allied cause, extended the conflict, and even destabilized several

regions that remain in chaos to this day.

With profound insight into Churchill's early colonial experiences

as well as his first tenure as First Lord of the Admiralty,

Christopher Catherwood offers an honest appraisal of Churchill's

strategies in a unique and fascinating perspective that separates

the myth from the man.

PREFACE  

INTRODUCTION: Setting the Scene 

1. Stopping Hitler in 1938: When Churchill Got It Right 

2. Britain Alone and Churchill's Fatal Error 

3. Getting to Know One Another 

4. Churchill and the War's Wrong Turn 

5. Waiting for Winston 

6. Churchill Finally Has to Give In 

7. Churchill and America at War 

EPILOGUE: How Things Might Have Been Very Different 

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS  

NOTES 

INDEX 

　　Christopher Catherwood teaches history at

Cambridge University and the University of Richmond in

Virginia.

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He was a legendary man of strength-but no man is without his weaknesses.

Revered for his strength of character when Britain stood alone against Nazi Germany, Winston Churchill is painted as one of World War II's most heroic figures-a characterization that overshadows his faults, which have had their own devastating legacy.

This book examines the decisions and policies of Churchill between June 1940 and December 1941 that actually hindered the Allied cause, extended the conflict, and even destabilized several regions that remain in chaos to this day.

With profound insight into Churchill's early colonial experiences as well as his first tenure as First Lord of the Admiralty, Christopher Catherwood offers an honest appraisal of Churchill's strategies in a unique and fascinating perspective that separates the myth from the man.