Churchill Collection (#9)

RF - Polar Bear (Ursus maritimus) males fighting, Churchill, Canada, November

Among other Middle East rulers, King Ibn Saud, of Saudi Arabia, 1945. Ibn Saud (1875-1953) met with Churchill in the Grand Hotel du Lac on the shores of the FFaiyum Oasis, fifty miles south of Cairo

Winston Churchill in the Cabinet Room of 10 Downing Street, c1940s, (1945). From Winston Churchill: His Life in Pictures, by Ben Tucker. [Sagall Press, Ltd. London, 1945]

September, 1939, Winston Churchill Returns to the Admiralty, 1939 (1955). On 3 September 1939, Britain declared war on Germany

Geoffrey Dobson, 1935. Geoffrey Dobson (1826-1893), waterman and swimming instructor at Eton College. From The Eton Book of the River - With Some Account of the Thames and the Evolution Boat-Racing

The Sidney Street siege, Whitechapel, London, 1911, (1935). Winston Churchill, then Home Secretary, the left of the top-hatted figures

Franklin D Roosevelt and Winston Churchill meeting in Quebec, Canada, 1944
Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1882-1945), 32nd President of the USA (right) and Winston Churchill (1874-1965), British Prime Minister, meeting in Quebec in 1944

Winston Churchill Statue and Big Ben, London, England, United Kingdom

Sir Winston Churchill Statue, London, England, United Kingdom

Churchill statue & Big Ben, Houses of Parliament, London, England, UK

Political Statues, Houses of Parliament, London, England, UK

Ukraine, Crimea, Livadia Palace, location of the Yalta conference in 1945talks took place with Stalin from USSR, Roosevelt from USA and Churchill from Great Britain

China, Macau, Protestant Cemetery, Tombstone of Lord H. I. Spencer Churchill
China, Macau, Protestant Cemetery, Tombstone of Lord H.I.Spencer Churchill

Statue Of Sir Winston Churchill, Paris, France, Western Europe

England, Kent, Westerham, Winston Churchill Statue

South Knife River, Churchill, Hudson Bay, Manitoba, Canada

Kayak at South Knife River, Churchill, Hudson Bay, Manitoba, Canada

Reindeer antlers, Churchill, Hudson Bay, Manitoba, Canada

Prince of Wales Fortress, Churchill, Manitoba, Canada

Train near Churchill, Hudson Bay, Manitoba, Canada

Crashed plane Miss Piggy near Churchill, Hudson Bay, Manitoba, Canada

Royal Canadian Railway, Churchill, Hudson Bay, Manitoba, Canada

Fort Garry Hotel, Winnipeg, Churchill, Hudson Bay, Manitoba, Canada

Cree-Bible, Parks Canada Visitor Centre, Churchill, Hudson Bay, Manitoba, Canada

Arctic hare (Lepus arcticus) in Northern Manitoba, Canada

Red fox (vulpes vulpes) in Northern Manitoba, Canada

Sea ice pattern of the frozen Hudson Bay, Churchill, Manitoba, Canada

Thank you letter from Winston Churchill, Prime Minister
Thank you letter from Winston Churchill, British Prime Minister, headed 10 Downing Street, Whitehall, SW1 -- many of these were reproduced to look like an original handwritten letter

Winston Churchill as a baby
Winston Churchill as an infant in petticoats, c.1875. Date: c.1875

Duke of Marlborough and Gladys Deacon on wedding day
Charles Spencer-Churchill, the 9th Duke of Marlborough, and Miss Gladys Deacon on their wedding day in Paris, June 1921. The Rev T.H. Wright officiated and Mlle

Mother & cubs at the seaside
Marco Pozzi

Playfulness
Siyu and Wei Photography

Ice bear
Marco Pozzi

Two cute cubs
Hung Tsui

It's snowing
Marco Pozzi

Who woke me up?
Marco Pozzi

frozen dreams
Marco Pozzi

Mother bear with cubs, Hudson bay in the background
Giorgio Disaro

Islands Before Batavia, Jakarta, Java

Lord and Lady Edward Churchill in their 14 HP Daimler veteran car, early 1900s

WW2 Winston Churchill, Capituler Jamais - Canadian postal cover envelope 1943 Date: 1943

Victory Through Unity, WW2 envelope, Canada
Victory Through Unity, We Are United, WW2 envelope, Canada 1945, Roosevelt, Churchill, Chiang Kai Shek, and Stalin Date: 1945

WW2 Greetings Card, Churchill's Victory
A WW2 greetings card with a removable letter V for Victory. The image portrays Prime Minister Winston Churchill carrying a sack. Date: 1941

WW2, London Civil Defence Christmas Card
A WW2 Christmas greetings card issued by the London Civil Defence. The image depicts Winston Churchill doffing his hat, saluting the London Civil Defence services. Date: 1941

WW2 - Prime Minister Winston Churchill
WW2 era portrait of Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill (1874-1965) - British statesman, soldier, and writer who served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom twice

Piper Seneca G-AZJB
Piper PA-34-200 Seneca G-AZJB (msn 34-7250017), owned by Winston Spencer Churchill, grandson of the wartime Prime Minister, Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill. Date: circa 1975

Cartoon, The Sleeping Palace (of Westminster)
Political cartoon, The Sleeping Palace (of Westminster), at the end of a long and weary House of Commons session - a parody of a painting by Burne-Jones, The Garden Court Date: 1891

The Saloon, Blenheim Palace
A painting which showcases the grand interior of the saloon in Blenheim Palace, the birthplace of Sir Winston Churchill, and a gift to John Churchill

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"Churchill: The Indomitable Leader Who Inspired a Nation" In 1942, amidst the turmoil of World War II, Winston Churchill stood tall, making his famous V for Victory sign. This iconic gesture became a symbol of hope and resilience for millions around the world. A powerful WW2 poster boldly proclaimed "We shall not flag, " echoing Churchill's unwavering determination to never surrender. His speeches resonated deeply with the British people, inspiring them to stand strong in the face of adversity. Churchill's praise for RAF pilots showcased his admiration for their bravery and skill. He recognized their crucial role in defending Britain against enemy attacks and hailed them as true heroes. Whether it was giving the V sign or bricklaying during wartime reconstruction efforts, Churchill embodied the spirit of Britain. His actions spoke volumes about his dedication to rebuilding a nation torn apart by war. The words "Deserve Victory 1940" encapsulated Churchill's belief that victory could only be achieved through hard work and sacrifice. He rallied his countrymen to give their all in pursuit of triumph over tyranny. A wartime poster immortalized Churchills' famous words: "I have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears and sweat. " These profound sentiments reflected his willingness to endure any hardship necessary for victory. Even in moments of respite at Chartwell, Kent, Churchill donned his Siren Suit - a symbol of readiness should danger strike again. It exemplified his constant vigilance and commitment to protecting his beloved homeland. From leading troops during the Sidney Street Siege in East London to guiding an entire nation through its darkest hours, Winston Churchill emerged as an extraordinary leader who shaped history. His indomitable spirit continues to inspire generations today.