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Text: Never Give In! The Best of Winston Churchill Speeches

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Introduction and Biography of Churchill Informative Review and Analysis of Speech Churchills Importance Today

Wrap Up and Closing

Introduction and Biography

 Born on 30th November 1874 in Oxfordshire, England (Titus 13). Englands finest leader during WW2

Had a turbulent and controversial political career

A prolific author, accomplished historian and artist Remembered for his speeches and his Bulldog tenacity Not a natural-born orator. He suffered from both a slight stammer and a lisp: speech impediments that often led to him to bed accused of being the worse.

Analysis of Speech

Delivered on Bastille Day, July 14, 1940. This speech covers the British naval action against the French fleet at Oran in which they put the French fleet out of action for fear that that may fall under German control. For Churchill, a large Francophile, this had been a painful, though necessary decision. During the height of Summer in 1940, the threat of German invasion hung over every Briton. This speech was broadcast to the nation via the BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation). Throughout his speech, Churchill attempts to reassure the French population of eventual liberation and an end to Hitlers reign.

What Can We Learn From Churchill?

What We Can Learn From Churchill? Contd

Effective Communication
Leadership Skills Never resort to violence

What can we Learn from Churchill?

Last but not least!
Never, never, never give up If you are going through hell, keep going Winston Churchill

Works Cited
Churchill, Winston. Never Give In!: The Best of Winston Churchill's Speeches. York: Hyperion, 2003. Print. http://www.nobleprize.org Titus, Warren. Winston Churchill. New York: Twayne Publishers, Inc. , 1963.

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