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New Churchill portrait
The Churchill Society of Tennessee presents an original oil portrait of Sir Winston Churchill to Governor Lee of Tennessee. The portrait was presented to the Governor on Capitol Hill by the artist Michael Shane Neal (left) and CSOT President Jim Drury (right).
CSOT Day of Recognition
Governor Bill Lee marks April 9th, 2022 as a Day of Recognition
for the Churchill Society of Tennessee. April 9 is also National
Sir Winston Churchill Day!
Churchill Grave
Sir Winston Churchill's Grave at Bladon in Kent, England
Sunday, May 8, 2022 marked the anniversary of Victory in Europe or VE-Day marking the end of WWII in Europe. A special ceremony was held at the grave of Sir Winston Churchill which is located at St Martin's Church, Bladon, Kent, England. On hand were military veterans, dignitaries and several members of the Churchill family including Randolph Churchill his great-grandson. The CSOT was represented by President Jim Drury.
Wreaths were laid at the grave. A lone bagpiper played 'Flowers of the Forest' and buglers from The Rifles regiment played 'Last Post'.
At the conclusion there was a fly-over by an RAF Spitfire and Hurricane that actually took part in the Battle of Britain in 1940.
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James W. Muller's edition of 'The River War' available at bookstores now.
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The Churchill's a Family Portrait
Celia and John Lee's re-release of their splendid book 'The Churchill's A Family Portrait' is now available for purchase on Amazon and local book stores. This thoroughly researched and Churchill family approved volume is a must read for devotes of Churchillian history.
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New Book!!!
Sir Winston Churchill was arguably the greatest statesman of the twentieth century. His political life spanned more than sixty years and he held high office for much of this time. He is generally regarded as the man through whose military and political skill, diplomacy, inspiration and powers of persuasion the Second World War was won.
Allister Vale and John Scadding provide a uniquely comprehensive and readable account of Churchill’s many medical problems, from childhood to his terminal illness, set in the context of his life as one of the greatest statesmen of the twentieth century.
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New review: https://www.rcpe.ac.uk/college/book-reviews/winston-churchills-illnesses-1886-1965
See what Randolph Churchill, Allen Packwood, Andrew Roberts and others are saying about -
Winston Churchill's Illnesses.
The Churchill Project says: A Vital Medical Contribution by Doctors Vale and Scadding (hillsdale.edu)
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