The Man Who Saved Europe: How Winston Churchill Stopped the Nazis - DER SPIEGEL
Some 70 years ago, Hitler's Wehrmacht was chalking up one victory after the next, but then Winston Churchill stood up to the dictator. Their duel decided World War II. The former British prime minister has been viewed as one of the shining lights of the 20th century ever since. Is the reputation justified?
slideshow"> Fotostrecke Photo Gallery: 'Victory -- Victory at all Costs' 13 Bilder Zur Merkliste hinzufügen X.com Facebook E-Mail Link kopieren Weitere Optionen zum Teilen X.com Facebook E-Mail Messenger WhatsApp Link kopieren SPIEGEL bei Google bevorzugen Dieser Beitrag stammt aus dem SPIEGEL-Archiv. Warum ist das wichtig? Adolf Hitler and Winston Churchill never met, and who knows how it might have changed the course of history in the 20th century if the Nazi had made a different decision in the spring of 1932. He was already standing in the lobby of the Grand Hotel Continental in Max Joseph
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