Winston Churchill: His Times, His Crimes. Tariq Ali
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ISBN: 9781788735803 | 448 pages | 12 Mb
- Winston Churchill: His Times, His Crimes
- Tariq Ali
- Page: 448
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- ISBN: 9781788735803
- Publisher: Verso Books
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A coruscating portrait of Britain’s greatest imperialist The modern Churchill cult is out of control, closing down debate and encouraging support for twenty-first-century wars. The wartime leader has become a household god for many, preserving an antiquated vision of Britain still shared by all three parties. Yet, was he anything more than a plump carp happy to swim in the foulest of ponds to defend the Empire? Churchill himself never bothered to conceal his passionate defence of the British Empire or its attendant racism. On a more personal level, his complacent self-belief influenced his every step and frequently tripped him up. As the head of the British Navy during the First World War, he was responsible for a series of calamitous errors that cost thousands of lives. His attempt to crush the Irish nationalists left wounds that have yet to heal. His attacks on striking workers in Glasgow and Tonypandy, his posturing when calling in the army to burn two anarchists in London’s East End, his vicious propaganda during the General Strike were not forgotten or forgiven. Even during the war against Germany, the most revered period of his career, Churchill’s crimes abroad continued, including the brutal assault on the Greek Resistance, the Bengal Famine that cost over 3 million Indian lives, the all-out assault on civilians in Dresden and Hamburg, and the insistence on the use of nuclear weapons in Japan. Postwar, he continued to cause harm in Iran and Kenya. His is a terrible record, amply documented in Tariq Ali’s indictment.
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His views on race and empire were anachronistic even for those times. The carpet bombing of German cities during World War II; the “naughty
Winston Churchill by Tariq Ali
His Times, His Crimes The modern Churchill cult is out of control, closing down debate and encouraging support for twenty-first-century wars. The wartime
Winston Churchill (His Times, His Crimes)
This book title, Winston Churchill (His Times, His Crimes), ISBN: 9781788735773, by Tariq Ali, published by Verso Books (May 10, 2022) is available in
Winston Churchill: His Times, His Crimes
A coruscating portrait of Britain's greatest imperialist. The modern Churchill cult is out of control, closing down debate and encouraging support for
Winston Churchill by Tariq Ali: 9781788735803
A coruscating portrait of Britain's greatest imperialist The modern Churchill cult is out of control, closing down debate and encouraging support
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Churchill, on the other hand, has been venerated despite his manifest flaws, not because of them. Statues in Parliament Square and elsewhere
WINSTON CHURCHILL: His Times, His Crimes
WINSTON CHURCHILL: His Times, His Crimes The modern Churchill cult is out of control, closing down debate and encouraging support for 21st century wars. The
Winston Churchill: His Times, His Crimes
In this coruscating biography, Tariq Ali challenges Churchill's vaulted record. Throughout his long career as journalist, adventurer, MP,
Winston Churchill: His Times, His Crimes | Tariq Ali
The life and crimes of the last, great Imperialist.
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