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	A revisionist Socrates with a chip on his shoulder
		Churchill, meanwhile, so far from acknowledging that he had written hastily and irresponsibly in the wake of one of the most traumatic events of our time, was entirely unapologetic.
		Churchill's Eichmann comments were just a tasteless way of saying that he believes the United States is a racist, even fascist nation that pursues policies that could be characterized as genocidal with respect to its indigenous people and third-world nations.
		The problem with Churchill, as the post-9/11 "chickens come home to roost" essay indicates, is that he has a penchant for wild overstatement, deliberately offensive rhetoric and extremist arguments that shut down rather than invite thoughtful public debate.
	www.bismarcktribune.com /articles/2006/05/25/news/columnists/jenkinson/115002.txt (1722 words)

	Unity and Strategy (Winston Churchill and the Great Republic, Library of Congress) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Churchill reminded them that "the main burden of the war on land" was still being borne by the Soviet Army on the Eastern Front.
		Churchill is shown wearing his famous dragon-emblazoned dressing gown over his even more famous "siren suit"--a one-piece zip-front jumpsuit named for its simplicity in putting on quickly at the sound of an air raid siren.
		Churchill expressed his outrage as the scale of the Nazi atrocities against the Jews became apparent.
	www.loc.gov /exhibits/churchill/wc-unity.html (2799 words)

	The truth behind Ward Churchill's 'history'
		Because CU could not fire Churchill for his comments about 9/11, which are protected both by the First Amendment and the principle of academic freedom, it created a blue ribbon committee to investigate the quality of his research.
		Although this seems unfair - the issue that sparked the national controversy was not Churchill's general capacities as a scholar - the fair-minded committee discovered that Churchill is guilty of fabrication and falsification of evidence, and plagiarism.
		Churchill is the least of white "Indian revisionists",even assuming he is white.
	www.bismarcktribune.com /articles/2006/06/10/news/columnists/jenkinson/115802.txt (3029 words)

	Jennie Churchill Women's War Work - prepared by Kay Larson's
		Jennie Churchill was a political/social writer and editor, as she occupied a prime position in upper class British society.
		In letters Churchill noted the arrival of the first troop trains, the local villagers remarking, "then there really is a war going on." She loathed the "pseudo-benevolence" of Lady Bountifuls who pulled up in their carriages asking that soldiers with visible bandages be brought out to go on rides.
		Churchill mentioned the work of one former "idle" woman who was in charge of the motor pool at the large Woolich arsenal.
	www.libraryautomation.com /nymas/jenniechurchill.html (18789 words)

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		The next morning, the Churchills went to the sheriff to say it was their land.
		While the Churchills anguish over the possible loss of their property, they don't dispute that police found thousands of marijuana plants growing on their two tracts.
		Ron Simpson, the state's primary persecutor of the criminal charges, questions the fairness of the federal government's seizure of the Churchills' land when most of it was inherited from the wife's family.
	www.pinknoiz.com /covert/forfeit5.txt (3499 words)

	Five new books look at the life and legacy of a British lion
		Churchill and Roosevelt cemented the ties between their nations and profoundly influenced the outcome of World War II and its aftermath.
		Roosevelt was not feigning when he told Churchill, "It is fun to be in the same decade with you." Once, in Egypt, watching Roosevelt try to stand, Churchill turned to his daughter, Sarah, his eyes bright with tears and said, "I love that man." Even Eleanor spoke of their reciprocal affection.
		He recalls the remarkable statement made by Churchill in 1946, that there was one country in which he would now wish to be born, the one country that had an unbounded future, the United States.
	www.jonmeacham.com /fw_wpostbw.html (1449 words)

	A Visit to Chartwell - A L Rouse - The Churchill Centre
		Churchill was evidently keen to tell me about his own contribution to the technique of war in the field of combined operations.
		Churchill turned to the end of the war, and said with great feeling he wished he could have had more time, a couple more years.
		Churchill said that it was the King, who wouldn’t have Dalton at the Foreign Office.
	www.winstonchurchill.org /i4a/pages/index.cfm?pageID=412 (3222 words)

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		Bismarck retained his prepossession for Americans, on a more thorough acquaintance with history and geography, after he be- came a minister, and finally when he rose to be the leader of Ger- man policy.
		Bismarck was almost beside himself from the excitement with which he had opposed the Kings resolution, and, when his efforts were at last successful and he was able to withdraw without anxiety, he was seized with convulsions, so that ~in shutting the door he wrenched out the latch.
		Bismarck, to whom this was not a matter of indifference, sought an interview with the editor, and it took place, but without result.
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	Datelines - The Churchill Centre
		On Churchill's view of European Union after the war, the words "visionary" and "practical" were frequently repeated, and many were pleased to hear the voice of Sir John Colville.
		Churchill is "prescient" when he proclaims the need for united Europe, but he is a Victorian throwback when he says Britain has her own dream.
		It is oft repeated that Churchill "ordered" the firebombing of Dresden as a "vicious payback" for the German bombing of Coventry (which Churchill is often accused of allowing to burn rather than reveal his access to the German codes‹see FH 35).
	www.winstonchurchill.org /i4a/pages/index.cfm?pageid=328 (4754 words)

	CARICATURE - LoveToKnow Article on CARICATURE
		As a political caricaturist Hogarth was not successful, save in a few isolated examples, as in the portraits of Wilkes and Churchill; but as a moralist and social satirist he has not yet been equalled.
		The death of Abraham Lincoln, Bismarcks fall from power, the tragedy of Khartumto subjects such as these, worthy of a great painter, Tenniel has brought a classic simplicity and a sense of dignity unknown previously to caricature.
		Abel Faivre, a refined and charming painter, is a whimiscal humorist with the pencil.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /C/CA/CARICATURE.htm (7710 words)

	ARCHIBALD PHILIP PRIMROSE, 5TH EARL OF ROSEBERY - LoveToKnow Article on ARCHIBALD PHILIP PRIMROSE, 5TH EARL OF ROSEBERY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		He was described by the most brilliant Eton tutor of his day, Wiffiam Johnson Cory (author of lonica), as a portentously wise youth, not, however, deficient in fun.
		If Busch is to be believed, Prince Bismarcks view was that Lord Rosebery had quite mesmerized Count Herbert Bismarck; and the latter, from his fathers standpoint, conceded too much to Lord Rosebery, who proved himself to be, in Bisniarcks language, very sharp.
		His Pitt has already been mentioned; his Appreciations and Addresses and his Peel (containing a remarkable comment on the position of an English prime minister) were published in 1899; his Napoleon: the Last Phasean ingenious, if paradoxical, attempt to justify Napoleons conduct in exile at St Helenain 1900; his Cromwell in the same year.
	10.1911encyclopedia.org /R/RO/ROSEBERY_ARCHIBALD_PHILIP_PRIMROSE_5TH_EARL_OF.htm (4109 words)

	[A-List] Mentioning the war (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Churchill's stock has always been=20 exceptionally high in the US, of course, but it has risen still further as= =20 post September 11 Americans don the mantle of the world's embattled lone=20 defenders of freedom.
		Bush now keeps an Epstein bust of Churchill in his=20 office (shamelessly loaned to him from the British government's official=20 art collection by Tony Blair).
		Then there is the current obsession among American conservatives that=20 Europe is in the grip of a wave of violent anti-semitism.
	lists.econ.utah.edu /pipermail/a-list/2002-September/020718.html (1226 words)

	THE DEMISE OF THE WESTERN NATIONS
		A nation that welcomes foreign troops is no longer fit to live— such a thing is rendered impossible by the absolute instinct for self-preservation, which excludes submission to any other organism, whether “friend” or “foe.” A nation in numerical decline is moribund: the size of the population is the result of the National Mission.
		A nation that no longer strives for power and possessions is dying, and the actual renunciation of power— even by traitorous churchills— means the nation is dead, for a living nation simply does not surrender its power.
		Europe's churchills and toynbees prove that it is possible for Americans to be born and raised in Europe.
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		They are the churchills, the spaaks, the gaulles, the rejects of higher history who offer themselves to the forces of negation and destruction.
		The most critical form of the disease of Culture-retardation is the condition in which it seeks to prevent the realization of the Idea of the Future even at the shame of allying with outer forces, the degradation of becoming their vassal, and the risk of destroying the entire Culture.
		Thus, after the Franco-Prussian War, late in the 19th century, Bismarck saw to the safety and honourable treatment of the defeated French Emperor, and the treaty of peace was in the 18th century chivalrous style.
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	Axis History Forum :: View topic - British Battleship Hood Blown Up by German Warship Bismarck
		Winston Churchill is on record as saying that it was the only threat which seriously worried him.
		All Germany needed to do to achieve that in 1939-40 was cancel Bismarck, Tirpitz, the carrier Graf Zeppelin, and all 5 Hipper class heavy cruisers.
		Bismarck's standard displacement was roughly 42,000 tons while KGV's was about 38,000 tons.
	forum.axishistory.com /viewtopic.php?p=414006//url (2385 words)

	[R-G] The German minister who likened Bush to Hitler (reposted)
		Churchill's stock has always been exceptionally high in the US, of course, but it has risen still further as post September 11 Americans don the mantle of the world's embattled lone defenders of freedom.
		Bush now keeps an Epstein bust of Churchill in his office (shamelessly loaned to him from the British government's official art collection by Tony Blair).
		Then there is the current obsession among American conservatives that Europe is in the grip of a wave of violent anti-semitism.
	lists.econ.utah.edu /pipermail/rad-green/2002-September/004463.html (1354 words)

	Ted Radcliffe - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Radcliffe's team had won two games out of three when Foxx was hit on the head by a Chet Brewer pitch, and the tour cancelled.
		In the next season Radcliffe and Satchel Paige led the Bismarck Churchills to the first National Semipro Championship.
		This North Dakota team was owned by Neil Churchill, a car dealer who funded an integrated team more than a decade before Jackie Robinson broke the colour barrier in the Major League.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Ted_Radcliffe (2175 words)

	Today In WW II History - Topic Powered by eve community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Due to a navigational error, however, the tanks were 15 minutes late in landing and, in the interim, the German defenders had recovered quickly from ineffectual naval and air bombardments and swept the beaches with a murderous fire.
		Of the 29 Churchills that landed, two were ‘drowned’ while many others bogged down in the sand and fist-sized boulders.
		Over-all finish is Middle Bronze Green, and the side-view shows, from hull front to rear, the red/white/red flash ahead of the sponson door; the serial T68177 between the door and the air intake, in white; and the name in white on the upper air intake.
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	The Globalist \| Global History -- Immigrant Intellectuals and American Grand Strategy
		Foreign policy had to be based on what Bismarck called “Eisen und Blut,” iron and blood.
		The hero of the contemporary wave of neo-British U.S. imperialists is Winston Churchill.
		But rather, the young Churchill who wrote ecstatically about people machine-gunning Africans in service of the British empire.
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	Presumed Guilty -- Civil Forfeiture -- Part Five (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		And fairness is what is worrying Don and Ruth Churchill, who are fighting to keep their family farm in Indiana.
		Ron Simpson, the state's primary prosecutor of the criminal charges, questions the fairness of the federal government's seizure of the Churchills' land when most of it was inherited from the wife's family.
		We have no evidence that she knew anything about the marajuana that was growing," Simpson says.
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	Bismarck Churchills - BR Bullpen
		Satchel Paige claimed that the Bismarck Churchills were the greatest team that he played for.
		The team won the National Baseball Congress (semi-pro) tournament in Wichita, Kansas in 1935, behind Paige's 30-2 record.
		The Churchills were an interesting insight into what high profile, integrated teams could have been before Jackie Robinson.
	www.baseball-reference.com /bullpen/Bismarck_Churchills (119 words)

	Churchills Anchor; Author: Brodhurst, Robin; Hardback; Book (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		By the outbreak of World War II he was in declining health but was a respected staffofficer.
		As Britain's senior naval officer he met with Churchill on a regular basis, and is believed to have put a damper on some of the prime minister's wilder schemes.
		From his office at the Admiralty in London, Pound directed the operations that led to the sinking of the Bismarck and other naval victories in the Atlantic.
	www.netstoreusa.com /hjbooks/085/0850527651.shtml (249 words)

	Gearbox Software Forums - What happened in WWII on your birtyday?
		The issues at hand for the Big Three and their staffs were the administration of a defeated Germany; the postwar borders of Poland; the occupation of Austria; the Soviet Union's "place" in Eastern Europe; war reparations; and the continuing war in the Pacific.
		Winston Churchill in particular was greatly suspicious of Joseph Stalin's agenda for the Soviet Union's role in Eastern Europe.
		With Churchill gone from the final negotiations of the conference, the Iron Curtain could be heard descending across Eastern Europe.
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	Military
		Churchill, Winston S - Taler (Speeches) 4 Book Bound in Two Volumes.
		First translation into Danish of Charles Eades compilations of Churchills War Speeches.
		Churchill, Winston Spencer (compiled Charles Eade) - The Dawn Of Liberation
	www.bloxsome.com /contents/en-uk/d29.html (1049 words)

	Archive of war - battle of the atlantic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		They were decimated over Munster, spearhead raids against Berlin and - most controversially of all - were part of the terrible attack on Dresden that caused so many civilian casualties.
		An authorative and definitive insight into the private and public life of Winston Churchill and the role the family played during nine decades.
		Using Winston's own personal letters and memoirs and family archives this video offers an insight into the politics, the scandals, the triumphs and the misfortunes that surrounded this remarkable family.
	www.mediabit.net /more-22-War.htm (464 words)

	THE AMERICAN OCCUPATION OF EUROPE
		This stratum of approximately 250,000 souls is distributed throughout Europe, but, naturally, it is concentrated primarily in Germany, which can be attributed to the organic fact that the Prussian-German nation is destined to actualise the European Imperium.
		Since this stratum is invisible— who could have looked at Rembrandt, Goethe, Napoleon, Bismarck in the cradle, and seen what they were to become?— the Washington regime began its post-War task of liquidating this stratum by attempting to kill all of those who had already proved themselves an elite.
		Such Europeans are called “churchills,” after the best known member of their species.
	www.solargeneral.com /SG/enemy/enemy09.html (1102 words)

	Jack Weber: War Strips the Lovestonites (November 1940) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		It was Bismarck who said: “To accept ‘in principle’ means in the language of diplomacy to reject in actuality.” This applies with perfection to the Lovestonites.
		We repeat: behind the scenes Churchill is already preparing to do this whether in defeat or victory.
		Churchill, you see, is arming the entire British people for defense.
	www.marxists.org /history/etol/writers/weber/1940/11/lovestone.htm (3298 words)

	Battle of the River Plate: Facts and details from Encyclopedia Topic (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		The battle was a major propaganda victory for the British during the Phoney War The phony war, or in winston churchills words the twilight war, was the phase of world war ii marked by no military operations in continental europe, that followed the collapse of poland....
		It has been said that she was damaged beyond economic repair, but that Churchill chose to carry out repairs so that she could not be reported as having been destroyed.
		Battle of the Denmark Strait The battle of the denmark strait was a world war ii naval engagement fought between the british battleships prince of wales and hms hood (1918)hood and the german battleship bismarck and heavy...
	www.absoluteastronomy.com /t/battle_of_the_river_plate (4225 words)

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		I'm fighting this over a boat that shouldn't have been taken, but it really deals with how fair our government is supposed to be." --- MIXED CROP And fairness is what is worrying Don and Ruth Churchill, who are fighting to keep their family farm in Indiana.
		"You just have to wonder about how fair this seizure is." Churchill says: "We assumed the legal system was fair, that if we were innocent, we had nothing to worry about.
		Now I'm in one court defending myself and MY son against drug charges, and in another court, they're trying to take MY land away.
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