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David Petraeus on Churchill’s ‘Iron Curtain’ Speech

April 8, 2017

Churchill gave his famous ‘Iron Curtain’ Speech in 1946   These events took place at the Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Aldermanbury and the National Churchill Mus...

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The bride, in the Daily Graphic, 12 September 1908

‘Je t’aime passionement – I feel less shy in French’: Clementine’s letter to Churchill after their engagement at Blenheim Palace, August 1908

‘To-day’s wedding’, Daily Graphic, 12 September 1908

Persuade my wife to marry me

Clementine’s contribution to the two World Wars

Churchill with Clementine on the Thames, 25 September 1940

The Temple of Diana at Blenheim Palace where Churchill was to propose to his future wife, Clementine

‘Clemmie’ (Clementine) – or ‘Kat’ – often drew pictures of a cat at the end of her letters to Churchill, here in a letter of 1909

Churchill’s pug drawing from the end of one of his letters to Clementine, 1909