Winston Churchill

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British Prime Minister historian human orator politician writer

Winston Churchill was the British Prime Minister during World War II, renowned for his leadership, stirring speeches, and steadfast resistance to Nazi Germany.

Aliases (10)

Churchill ×6
Winston S. Churchill ×2
Prime Minister Winston Churchill ×1
Sir Winston Churchill ×1
Sir Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill ×1
Winston Churchill (as Liberal politician) ×1
Winston Churchill (as a pupil at Harrow School) ×1
Winston Churchill (first cousin) ×1
Winston Churchill's postwar speeches ×1
Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill ×1

Statements (65)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	British Prime Minister → historian → human → orator → politician → writer →
awardReceived	Companion of Honour → Honorary citizen of the United States → Nobel Prize in Literature → Order of Merit → Order of the Garter →
birthDate	1874-11-30 →
birthPlace	Blenheim Palace → Woodstock, Oxfordshire, England →
burialPlace	St Martin’s Church, Bladon, Oxfordshire →
causeOfDeath	stroke →
conflict	Second Boer War → World War I → World War II →
countryOfCitizenship	United Kingdom →
deathDate	1965-01-24 →
deathPlace	London, England →
educatedAt	Harrow School → Royal Military College, Sandhurst →
familyName	Churchill →
father	Lord Randolph Churchill →
fullName	Sir Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill →
givenName	Winston →
influenced	John F. Kennedy → Margaret Thatcher →
influencedBy	Lord Randolph Churchill →
knownFor	leadership of the United Kingdom during World War II → speeches and radio broadcasts during World War II → steadfast opposition to Nazi Germany →
languageSpoken	English →
memberOf	House of Commons of the United Kingdom →
militaryBranch	British Army →
militaryRank	Lieutenant Colonel →
monarchDuringTerm	Elizabeth II → George VI →
mother	Jennie Jerome →
movement	British conservatism →
notableWork	A History of the English-Speaking Peoples → The Second World War →
occupation	journalist → military officer → politician → statesman → writer →
politicalParty	Conservative Party (UK) → Liberal Party (UK) →
positionHeld	Chancellor of the Exchequer → First Lord of the Admiralty → Home Secretary → Leader of the Opposition (UK) → Minister of Munitions → Prime Minister of the United Kingdom → Secretary of State for Air → Secretary of State for War →
primeMinisterTermEnd	1945-07-26 → 1955-04-05 →
primeMinisterTermStart	1940-05-10 → 1951-10-26 →
religion	Anglicanism →
spouse	Clementine Churchill →

Referenced by (194)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Charlemagne Prize → Compagnon de la Libération → Croix de Guerre → Karlspreis → Military Cross → Order of the Aztec Eagle → Order of the Tower and Sword → Order of the White Lion → Time Person of the Year →	notableRecipient
Atlantic Conference → Cairo Conference → Casablanca Conference → Crimean Conference → Dekemvriana → Eureka Conference → Quebec Conference → Tehran Conference →	hasParticipant
Diana Churchill → Dukes of Marlborough → Jennie Jerome → John Strange Spencer-Churchill → Lady Randolph Churchill → Marigold Churchill → Mary Soames → Sarah Churchill →	notableRelative
A History of the English-Speaking Peoples → Sinews of Peace → The Age of Revolution ("Winston S. Churchill") → The Birth of Britain → The Great Democracies → The New World →	author
Anthony Eden → Charles Spencer-Churchill, 9th Duke of Marlborough ("Winston Churchill (first cousin)") → Clarissa Spencer-Churchill → Consuelo Vanderbilt → Frances Anne Emily Vane → Lady Blanche Hozier →	relative
Clementine Churchill ("Churchill") → Diana Churchill ("Churchill") → Sarah Churchill ("Churchill") → Winston Churchill ("Churchill") → Winston Churchill ("Churchill") →	familyName
Diana Churchill → John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough ("Sir Winston Churchill") → Marigold Churchill → Mary Soames → Sarah Churchill →	father
Alan Brooke → Hastings Ismay → Lord Fisher → Monty → Walter Bedell Smith →	workedWith
Clementine → Mougins → New Liberalism ("Winston Churchill (as Liberal politician)") → Westerham →	associatedWith
Jennie Jerome → Lady Randolph Churchill → Lord Randolph Churchill → Lord Randolph Churchill →	child
Churchill College, Cambridge → Churchill Leadership Award → Churchill River →	namedAfter
Athenaeum Club → Spencer family → Spencer-Churchill family →	notableMember
Alan Brooke → Lord Fisher →	advisorTo
Fulton, Missouri → Theme from "The Valiant Years" →	associatedWithPerson
Bladon → Church of St Martin, Bladon →	burialPlaceOf
Arcadia Conference → Casablanca Conference →	coChairperson
Battle of Gallipoli → Dardanelles naval operations →	commander
Winston Churchill ("Sir Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill") → Winston Churchill ("Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill") →	fullName
Harrow School → Royal Military College, Sandhurst →	hasAlumni
Bladon, Oxfordshire, England → St Martin’s Church, Bladon, Oxfordshire →	hasGraveOf
Churchill government → National Government coalition →	headOfGovernment
The Churchill Factor → The Reminiscences of Lady Randolph Churchill →	mainSubject
Church of St Martin, Bladon → St Martin’s Church, Bladon, Oxfordshire →	notableBurial
Hearst San Simeon State Historical Monument → Waldorf-Astoria Hotel →	notableGuest
Blenheim Palace → Chartwell, Kent, England →	notableResident
First Lord of the Admiralty → Under-Secretary of State for India →	officeHeldBy
Anthony Eden → Clement Attlee →	precededBy
Ernest Brown → Kingsley Wood →	servedInGovernmentOf
Clarissa Hall → John Strange Spencer-Churchill →	sibling
Cairo Declaration → Potsdam Declaration →	signedBy
Clementine Churchill → Clementine Ogilvy Hozier →	spouse
Clement Attlee → Neville Chamberlain →	succeededBy
Franklin D. Roosevelt →	alliedWith
Atlantic Charter →	announcedBy
Livadia Palace →	attendedBy
Blenheim Palace →	birthplaceOf
Anglo-Irish Treaty →	BritishSignatory
HMS Prince of Wales ("Prime Minister Winston Churchill") →	carriedPerson
Quebec Conference →	chairperson
Sarah Churchill →	childOf
Lord Beaverbrook →	closeAllyOf
Battle of the Atlantic →	commandedBy
Johnson’s Life of London →	containsBiographicalSketchOf
Special Operations Executive →	createdBy
Statue of Winston Churchill, Parliament Square →	dedicatedTo
The Crown →	depicts
Duncan Sandys →	fatherInLaw
Randolph Churchill →	fatherOf
As He Saw It →	featuresCharacter
Chamberlain government →	firstLordOfTheAdmiralty
Black and Tans →	formedBy
John Winston Spencer-Churchill, 7th Duke of Marlborough →	grandfatherOf
Charles James Spencer-Churchill, 12th Duke of Marlborough →	hasAncestralConnection
Yalta Conference →	hasAttendee
The Reminiscences of Lady Randolph Churchill →	hasBiographicalSubject
Potsdam Conference →	hasBritishPrimeMinisterParticipant
Bladon, Oxfordshire, England →	hasCategory
Jeanette Jerome →	hasChild
Secretary of State for Air →	hasFirstHolder
Potsdam Conference →	hasHeadOfDelegation
Leader of the Conservative Party (UK) →	hasHistoricalHolder
Harrow Hill ("Winston Churchill (as a pupil at Harrow School)") →	hasHistoricAssociation
Great Depression →	hasKeyFigure
Spencer family →	hasMember
The Reminiscences of Lady Randolph Churchill →	hasNotableCharacter
Reginald Dyer →	hasNotableCritic
Hotel Nacional de Cuba →	hasNotableGuest
Order of the Companions of Honour →	hasNotableMember
Secretary of State for Air →	hasNotableOfficeHolder
Woodstock →	hasNotablePersonBirthplace
Theme from "The Valiant Years" →	hasSubject
Clarissa Spencer-Churchill →	hasUncle
Liberal Government (1905–1915) →	homeSecretary
Yalta →	hosted
Potsdam →	hostedLeader
Soviet embassy in Tehran →	hostedLeaders
Arcadia Conference →	keyAttendee
Declaration by United Nations →	keyContributor
Allied High Command →	keyFigure
Anglo-Persian Oil Company →	keyPerson
Iran →	leadersAtTehranConference
Allied forces →	ledBy
1945 United Kingdom general election →	mainLeader2
Allies of World War II →	mainLeaders
Crusade in Europe →	mentionsPerson
Jeanette Jerome →	motherOf
Royal Naval Air Service →	notableCommander
Frances Anne Emily Vane →	notableDescendant
Randolph Churchill →	notableFamilyMember
Mahdist War →	notableFigure
Victory in Europe Day →	notableFigureAssociated
Conservative Party (UK) →	notableLeader
Essays in Biography →	notablePersonProfiled
Brian Cox ("Churchill") →	notableWork
36th United Kingdom Parliament →	oppositionLeader
Eureka →	participant
Cecilienhof Palace →	participantsAtEvent
Sinews of Peace ("Winston Churchill's postwar speeches") →	partOf
Gary Oldman →	portrayed
Anthony Eden →	precededInOffice
Quebec Agreement →	primarySignatory
37th United Kingdom Parliament →	primeMinister
1945 United Kingdom general election →	primeMinisterBeforeElection
38th Parliament of the United Kingdom →	primeMinisterDuringTerm
Chartwell, Kent, England →	purchasedBy
Montagu Phippen Porch →	relativeByMarriage
Chartwell, Kent, England →	renovatedBy
The Age of Revolution ("Winston S. Churchill") →	seriesAuthor
Clarissa Hall →	siblingOfNotablePerson
Hyde Park Aide-Mémoire →	signatory
Atlantic Charter →	signatoryLeader
Sinews of Peace →	speaker
Montagu Phippen Porch →	stepParentOf
Chamberlain government →	succeededByPrimeMinister
Iron Curtain →	termPopularizedBy
John Spencer-Churchill, 10th Duke of Marlborough →	uncleOf
Placentia Bay →	visitedBy
Sir John Anderson →	workedFor
Archibald Sinclair →	workedUnder
The New World →	workSeriesAuthor