FDR and Churchill Meet in Casablanca (Franklin D. Roosevelt, Winston Churchill)
Land of Hope & Glory (Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Winston Churchill)
California, Here I Come (Winston Churchill, Al Jolson)
Unknown Artist (Winston Churchill, Al Jolson)
Winston Churchill (Winston Churchill, Al Jolson)
Call to Adventure (Winston Churchill, Orson Welles and Patrick Wymark)
The Churchill March (Winston Churchill, Orson Welles and Patrick Wymark)
The Finest Hours (Winston Churchill, Orson Welles and Patrick Wymark)
Welcome the Queen (Winston Churchill, Orson Welles and Patrick Wymark)
'Blood, Tears, Toil and Sweat'
'Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat'
'Corporal Hitler' - Hiroshima and Nagasaki
'Do Your Worst, and We Will Do Our Best'
'Forward, 'til the Whole Task Is Done'
'Hitler's Corroding Fingers' - Invasion of Russia
'How Near Is the U.S. to War?'
'Like the Mississippi, Let It Roll'
'Never in the Field of Human Conflict'
'The Infernal Combustion Engine'
'These Cruel, Wanton, Indiscriminate Bombings of London...'
'United We Stand, Divided We Fall'
'United We Stand, Divived We Fall'
'Westward Look, the Land Is Bright'
("Never... to So Few" Aug. 20, 1940)
(Broadcast to the United States, Oct. 16, 1938)
(Canadian Address, Excerpt, Dec. 30, 1941)
(Fulton, Miss., Excerpts, March 5, 1946)
(We Shall Fight on the Beaches...."June 4, 1940)
...blood, toil, tears and sweat
12 Août 1949 Place Kléber, Strasbourg
12 Novembre 1942 Académie des Sciences, Paris
12 Novembre 1944 Hôtel de Ville, Paris
17 Juin 1940 Le Désastre Français
18 Juin 1940 La Citoyenneté Commune
21 Octobre 1940 Message Au Peuple Français
29 Novembre 1942 Le Sabordage De Toulon
31 Mars 1956 Roquebrune-Cap Martin
6 Novembre 1958 Hôtel Matignon, Paris
80th Birthday "I Had the Luck to Be Called Upon to Give the Roar"
A Few Quotations from His Speeches Part 1
A Few Quotations from His Speeches Part 2
A Greater Thanksgiving Day Still Shines Ahead
A Sense of Collective Security
A Sterner War ... an Intensification of the Struggle
A Three Power Talk: a World Broadcast from Quebec 31 August 1943
A Tribute to Sir Winston Spencer Churchill on His 80th Birthday
A Trumpet Has Sounded from on High
Address to the Nation on the R.A.F.
Admiral Darlan and the French Fleet
Alliance, Victory, Aftermath, Death
Announcement of Unconditional Surrender VE Day
Ansprache Zur Siegesfeier in London
Ansprache an Die Akademische Jugend Der Welt
April 27, 1941: Mussolini Invades Greece "This Whipped Jackal"
April 27th, 1941: Westward, Look, the Land Is Bright
August 20th, 1940: the First Year
Be Ye Men of Valour - Winston Churchill's First Address to the Nation As Prime Minister
Birth Throes of a Sublime Resolve
Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat 13 May 1940 : extract
Britain Must Arm, America Must Arm
British Prime Minister Dwight D. Eisenhower
British Prime Minister Winston Churchill
Broadcast to the Nation on the Death of King George VI - Part 1
Broadcast to the Nation on the Death of King George VI - Part 2
Broadcast to the Nation on the Death of King George VI - Part 3
Broadcast to the Nation on the Death of King George VI - Part 4
Broadcast to the Nation on the Death of King George VI
Broadcast to the United States
Broadcast: Be Ye Men of Valour
Causes of War 16th November 1934
Churchill Addresses the Senate and House of Representatives
Churchill Kicks Off Election Battle
Churchill Speech 'This Is Your Victory'
Churchill Speech This Is Your Victory
Churchill WWII Speech: Their Finest Hour
Churchill Wartime Speech: Unconditional Surrender
Churchill Wartime Speech: We Shall Fight on the Beaches
Churchill and President Kennedy
Churchill's Pledge for a Free Europe
Churchill's Speech on the Blitz
Commons: King Leopold Capitulates
Commons: Prime Minister's Speech
Commons: We Are Still Masters of Our Fate
Commons: a Colossal Military Disaster
Dec. 26, 1941: Address to U.S. Congress "What Kind of a People"
Dec. 30, 1941: Address to Canadian Parliament "Some Chicken, Some Neck"
December 18th, 1939: the Sinking of the Graf Spee
Die Historische Zürcher Rede Winston Churchills
Discours De Winston Churchill Prononcé En Français Le 21 Octobre 1940
Do Your Worst and We Will Do Our Best
Do Your Worst, and We Will Do Our Best
End of the War in Europe - Part 1
End of the War in Europe - Part 2
Every Man to His Post - Part 1
Every Man to His Post - Part 2
Every Man to His Post September 11th 1940
Every Man to His Post. September 11th 1940
Extrait Du Discours De Winston Churchill
February 9th, 1941: Give Us the Tools
First Radio Address As Prime Minister
Five Years As Prime Minister (Concluded)
Five Years As Prime Minister (Part 1)
Five Years As Prime Minister - Part 1
Five Years As Prime Minister - Part 2
Five Years As Prime Minister - Part 3
Five Years As Prime Minister - Part 4
Five Years As Prime Minister - Part 5
Five Years As Prime Minister - Part 6
General Election 1918 - Speech
Give Us the Tools February 9th 1941
Give Us the Tools and We'll Finish the Job
Give Us the Tools: and We Will Finish the Job - Part 1
Give Us the Tools: and We Will Finish the Job - Part 2
Give Us the Tools: and We Will Finish the Job - Part 3
Give Us the Tools: and We Will Finish the Job - Part 4
Give Us the Tools: and We Will Finish the Job - Part 5
Give Us the Tools: and We Will Finish the Job - Part 6
His Finest Hour - The Speeches of Winston Churchill
Hitler Is a Monster of Wickedness
How Are We Going to Win This War?
I Am for the Armed League of All Nations
I Have Nothing to Offer but Blood, Toil, Tears & Sweat
In a Solemn Hour May 19th 1940
In the Field of Human Conflict'
Introduction to Winston S. Churchill
January 20th, 1940: Liberation Is Sure
July 14th, 1941: Do Your Worst
June 14th, 1940: the War of the Unknown Warriors
June 18, 1940: Britain Stands Alone "Their Finest Hour
June 18th, 1940: Their Finest Hour
June 1940 - "Never Have So Many Owed So Much to So Few"
June 1940 - "This Was Their Finest Hour"
June 1940 - "We Shall Fight Them on the Beaches"
June 22, 1941: Hitler Invades Russia "At Four O'Clock This Morning"
June 30th, 1943: Before the Autumn Leaves Fall
June 4th, 1940: a Colossal Military Disaster
March 1944 - "A Comprehensive Update on How the War Is Going"
May 10th, 1942: Prime Minister for Two Years
May 13, 1945: London, England "Never in the Field of Human Conflict"
May 13th, 1940: Winston Churchill As Prime Minister
May 19, 1940: First Speech As Prime Minister "In a Solemn Hour"
May 1940 - "Nothing to Offer but Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat"
May 1945 - "The End of War in Europe"
May 8, 1945: Victory in Europe "This Is Your Victory"
May 8th, 1945: This Is Your Victory
May 8th, 1945: Unconditional Surrender
Message Radiodiffusé Aux Français, Octobre 1940
Never Has So Much Been Owed to So Few August 20th 1940
Never in the Field of Human Conflict
Never in the field of human conflict
Nov. 10, 1942: London, England "Blood, Tears, Toil and Sweat"
November 10th, 1942: the End of the Beginning
November 12th, 1939: Ten Weeks of War
November 23rd, 1944: Thanksgiving Day
November 9th, 1944: the Fruits of 1944
October 1st, 1939: the First Month of War
Peace May Yet Be Preserved by the Atomic Bomb
Preparation, Liberation, Assault
President Kennedy - A Proclamation. Washington
President Kennedy - A Proclamation. Washinton
Radio Broadcast "The First 10 Weeks of War"
Radiotoespraak Over Capitulatie Frankrijk
Ribbentrop - War, September 1939
Roosevelt, Goebbels and Churchill
Rundfunkansprache Aus Dem Jahre 1942
Sept. 11, 1940: Hitler Prepares to Invade England "This Wicked Man"
September 11th, 1940: the Crux of the Whole War
Sir Winston Churchill Announces Victory in Europe
Sir Winston Churchill's State Funeral
Sir Winston Churchill: Nov. 1874 - Jan. 1965
Special Retail Sampler from Winston Churchill - "I Can Hear It Now"
Speech at the Mansion House, London
Speech from the Balcony of the Minestry of Health Building to the Crowds in White Hall
Speech to the House of Commons "The Greatest Military Disaster in Our History"
Speech to the House of Commons
Talar I Radio Till Det Brittiska Folket
The Atlantic Charter: 14 August 1941
The Battle of Britain: 15 September 1940
The Deliverance of Dunkirk: May/June 1940
The End of the War in Europe. May 8th 1945
The Fall of France. Extract from Speech by the Prime Minister 17.6.40
The Fall of France. Extract from Speech by the Prime Minister, 17.6.40
The Follies of the Victors: 1919-1929
The Long Arm of British Sea Power
The News from France Is Very Bad
The Unceasing and Relentless War Against Japan...
The War of the Unknown Warriors Part Four
The War of the Unknown Warriors Part One
The War of the Unknown Warriors Part Three
The War of the Unknown Warriors Part Two
The War of the Unknown Warriors
The world of Winston Churchill
This Is a Strange Christmas Eve
This Was Their Finest Hour (Concluded)
This Was Their Finest Hour (Part 1)
This Was Their Finest Hour - Part 1
This Was Their Finest Hour - Part 2
This Was Their Finest Hour - Part 3
This Was Their Finest Hour - Part 4
This Was Their Finest Hour - Part 5
This Was Their Finest Hour - Part 6
This Was Their Finest Hour June 18th 1940
Tonight, As the Nazis Look Out
Truman, Eleanor Roosevelt, Patton, Eisenhower and Churchill
Unconditional Surrender Speech
United We Stand, Divided We Fall
VE-Day. Winston Churchill Announces Victory in Europe, Followed by Crowds Singing Tipperary, 8.5.45
Victory Speech by Winston Churchill
Victory V Broadcasts: to the Italian People: to the Polish People: to the French People
We Shall Fight Them on the Beaches June 4th 1940
Westward Look, the Land Is Bright 27 April 1940 : extract
Westward Look, the Land Is Bright. April 27th 1941
Westward Look, the Land is Bright
Westward, Look, the Land Is Bright
Winston Churchill - Memoirs & Speeches Volume 3
Winston Churchill His Finest Hour: the Great Wartime Speeches
Winston Churchill's Shortwave Radio Address Regarding the French
ur Worst, and We Will Do Our Best'
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