Churchill's struggle for power β reconstructed from the record
Churchill's War, Volume I: The Struggle for Power follows Winston Churchill from his early career and political wilderness through his return to government, the fall of France, the Battle of Britain and the opening of the war against the Soviet Union.
David Irving built this biography from Cabinet papers, private correspondence, contemporary diaries and archival collections in Britain, Europe and North America. The result is a detailed documentary narrative of political ambition, wartime command and the decisions that reshaped Britain and its empire.
This complete, unabridged long-form listening edition has been prepared from the current Irving Books text and mastered for sustained audiobook listening.
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- 45 indexed sections: Introduction plus Chapters 1β44
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