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One of the most famous and loved men on the allied power side was Winston Churchill. Winston Churchill's full name was Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill. He was born at Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire, England on November 30, 1874. Churchill was the oldest son. His father was Lord Randolph Churchill and Winston, like his father, was British. Mr. Churchill was a statesman, a soldier, an author, and a journalist but the one job that he did best and was most important was Prime Minister. A Prime Minister was very responsible
for war aspects, or things that go on during the war. When people saw Churchill walk down the street they felt confident. Winston spent his later years writing books, traveling, and painting. This is because they saw their hero, Winston Churchill, walk with a big cigar in his mouth. Churchill, being Prime Minister in 1940, was good for England because he was a very confident person so he kept his people's hopes up. Winston was Prime Minister from 1940 to 1945. He stayed in power until April 1955, when ill health came his way and forced him to resign. By the end of World War II Churchill and the allied powers had defeated the axis powers. Churchill traveled around the world a lot to meet with other leaders and befriended them. Winston made sure that military aid on the allied power side was secure. Together they made up a strategy that defeated Adolf Hitler. In 1953, Churchill received a Nobel Prize for literature. In 1963, the United States congress named him an honorary American citizen. The party stayed in power until 1951. In return, he got moral support from the United States.
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