Finest Hour 171, Winter 2016 Page 50 The River War: Churchill’s Firsthand Account of the Charge at Omdurman Lines printed in bold italics appeared in the first edition of The River War but not...

Finest Hour 172, Spring 2016 Page 24 By Aissa Wayne My father had two great heroes One was John Ford, the legendary film director who propelled him into stardom The other was Winston Churchill...

Finest Hour 172, Spring 2016 Page 45 Review by Catherine Katz All of the books described in this review can be found through online sites such as Amazon There are various statistics floating around...

Finest Hour 172, Spring 2016 Page 50 Churchill as a  Literary Character: WSC in Fiction Review by Michael McMenamin Mark Woodburn, The Finest Years & Me, Valley Press, 2015,  320 pages, $1300 ISBN 978-1908853561...

Finest Hour 173, Summer 2016 Page 20 By Magnús Erlendsson Magnús Erlendsson was born on 10 May 1931 He is a retired businessman and politician and an avid amateur historian with a deep interest...

Finest Hour 173, Summer 2016 Page 32 By João Carlos Espada João Carlos Espada is the director and founder of the Institute for Political Studies at the Catholic University of Portugal This article is...

Finest Hour 173, Summer 2016 Page 44 Linda Stoker, Churchill’s  Shadow, Beswick and Beswick, 2015, 1114 KB, $757  ASIN: B0150XHGRG Portrayal of Churchill *  Worth Reading ** Warren Adler and James C Humes, Target...

Finest Hour 174, Autumn 2016 Page 04 By David Freeman, November 2016 Winston Churchill crossed the Atlantic more times than most people did before the age of jet travel His connections with North...

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