According to churchill's speech, what will war mean for the british people, and why should england be involved? how does the main idea of churchill's speech reveal his response to conflict, and what does this say about him?

Wiston Churchill was a British Stateman and prime ministry. He managed to gather the British people during World War II, with his inspirational speeches, which helped keep the resistance alive in the British Empire, finally bringing the victory out of a brink of defeat. The central ideas of one of his speeches were: "We shall fight everywhere...and we shall never surrender". When he was inviting his nation, in another speech, he declared that ,in the future, people will remember them, saying "This was their finest hour". From all this, we can see the traits of victorious leader, as well as a social reformer and a controversial public figure.

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