Churchill's Better Half - Clementine Churchill: Life and Legacy of Winston Churchill's Wife, Clementine Churchill, in a Fly
Edgar Wollstone
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There was one person who was equally involved in both World War I and WW2. It’s even brighter to say that she was the better-half of Winston Churchill, Britain’s leader in the wars. His biggest strength was getting a partner like her. Yes, she was Clementine Churchill, Winston Churchill’s secret weapon. She was perhaps the woman who worked hardest to win his dream title of Prime Minister rather than him. What attracted others to her the most was the sudden transformation of Clementine into a powerful woman from the one who was generally shy. She became a crutch for him in many situations where he might fall. The decisions he made at many crucial times were hers. However, Winston Churchill’s real life heroine was the unappreciated heroine of World War 1 and Second World War. She proved that a person from a poor childhood can rise through hard work and determination. She was a good family woman and a political aide. She overcame loneliness and built her future with the power of unity.
This book conveys to the readers through the life of Clementine, the pillar of Winston Churchill, how a women can overcome and reach heights of every role. This book tells how Winston Churchill faced the war with the support of his spouse. It brings to the readers the story of a gem in women.
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