Finest Hour 198
Sir Winston Churchill Leadership Award for Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Finest Hour
Finest Hour ARTICLES FROM ISSUE 157
Table of Contents
- Despatch Box
- Cover: “Napoleon Crossing the Alps,” fourth version, 1800 by Jacques-Louis David (1748-1825)
- Datelines
- Datelines – Update: Churchill at Bletchley
- Echoes of El Alamein 1942-2012
- Around & About
- David Boler: A Note of Thanks
- Riddles, Mysteries, Enigmas
- Theme of The Issue – Churchill, France and the French
- France and the French – A Tale of Two statesmen – CHURCHILL AND NAPOLEON
- France and the French – Napoleon Lives Again in “St. Helena”
- France and the French – Churchill and Flandin – THE REST OF THE STORY
- Wit and Wisdom – “WE SEE THE FIGURES OF THE ODD AND BIZARRE POTENTATES….”
- “A Work of Art of a Very High Order”: The letter that Saved the Play
- France and the French – Cross of Lorraine, Lion of Britain
- Winston Churchill on France and the French
- Churchill as Bricklayer
- MEMORIES OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCE – Marriage of Convenience: Churchill and “Bomber” Harris
- MEMORIES OF THE ROYAL AIR FORCE – WAAF Driver Irene Kaye
- Action This Day – Winter 1887-88, 1912-13, 1937-38, 1962-63
- Books, Arts & Curiosities – The Long and short of Churchill Biographies
- Churchilliana – One-offs: Jessie Borthwick’s Bust and a Unique Marquetry Plaque
- Book Reviews – Best Account, Worst Scenario
- Book Reviews – If Only
- Book Reviews – Premiers in Waiting
- About Books – “Stormy Petrel of Politics” – Dorothy Thompson’s Ode to Churchill
- MOMENTS IN TIME – Hohne, May 1956
- Churchill Proceedings – How Charles de Gaulle Saw the “Anglo-Saxon” Relationship
- Churchill Proceedings – Taking a Chance: Editing the Churchill-Roosevelt Correspondence
- Churchill Proceedings – Britain and America: A Special and Essential Relationship
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