Adolf Hitler and Winston Churchill both rose to greatness in spite of sad and unfortunate childhood experiences. ... For Winston Churchill, the neglect of his parents caused him chronic depression, which he had to overcome in order to accomplish great things and win the praise of a country. ... Winston Churchill's depression haunted him from tine to time as he faced trials in his life. ... Adolf Hitler was born into an unhealthy childhood, much like Winston Churchill, but, unlike Winston Churchill, his father was physically abusive. ... Winston Churchill was able to overcome the misf...

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Sir Winston Churchill World War II will never be forgotten and will forever be studied as one of the most important, if not the most important events of the 20th century. ... However out of the many leaders that rose from these events none was more important to the success and survival of Great Britain during these turmoil filled year then Sir Winston Churchill. ... As stated before Churchill both was affected by the war and also helped shape it. ... In this way the war directly affected the life of Churchill, but more importantly Churchill would help shape the war towards an allied vict...

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However out of the many leaders that rose from these events none was more important to the success and survival of Great Britain during these turmoil filled year then Sir Winston Churchill. ... In this way the war directly affected the life of Churchill, but more importantly Churchill would help shape the war towards an allied victory. ... Churchill would be vital to the survival of his country and also to the stopping of Nazi Germany. One of the most important things that Churchill did was reach out to the United States for help in these situations. ... Churchill basically supervised and...

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Chamberlain was a fool, appeasement was a mistake. Do you agree? In 1938, Adolf Hitler relentlessly took over territories in Europe because he wanted to fulfill his foreign policy of gaining lebensraum and building a Greater Germany. The foreign minister of Britain, Chamberlain, wanted to avoid ...

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In 1938 Adolf Hitler felt strong enough to risk his most serious gamble. In a kind of external coup he annexed Austria. With Austria open to the German military, the well prepared defensive positions of Czechoslovakia became obsolete - the southern border was now open to invasion. With this in mi...

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