Winston Churchill: Walking with Destiny (2010) | Full Documentary | Brian McArdle | Doron Avraham

he died 58 years ago today. The greatest Prime Minister of the 20th Century. England and the world could use him now. God Bless You Winston.

Churchill's speech is still moving so many years later. A true statesman.

I wish that the United Kingdom and the United States had a Winston Churchill... TODAY

My Irish parents lived through the Blitz in London. My dad ended up landing in Italy at a place called Salerno and fighting into Austria with the British Army. Many have criticized Winston Churchill, especially Indian historians, but there's no doubt in my mind that he stood tall when the world needed it the most. Nobody can take that away from him.

I named my English Springer Spaniel Winston Churchill, in honor of Sir Winston Churchill. I've admired him since I was a little boy & having learned how to read, started reading the history of WW2. My dad was a veteran, but his experiences there made it impossible for him to talk about it. Today they call it PTSD. He took his stories to his grave when i was 13.

What a brilliant, brilliant man. ....our world could use a man like that today.

My mum took me to Chartwell in 1971.Chartwell is in Westerham Kent also home of Caterham Cars.I saw Winston's art work,his personal items including one of his cigars.I and blown away.He was one if not the best Englishman ever.

I'm Danish and absolutely the biggest fan of Churchill, that said I'm extremely humble and have no words to tell my gratitude, towards all the young lads and girls, who sacrificed there life to the freedom we have today. And I truly thought we would never experience this again in Europe, shame on you Putin, like the Russian people haven't suffered enough....😢😢😢😢😢😢

Amazed how this little island gave the world so much!

I was 9yrs old when churchill was buried,even then i knew a great man had passed away.

The Icon of Icons. The man who brought the British people together at the darkest time. Then bringing the world together for Peace & Democracy. A man who will never be forgotten.

This has got to be one of the greatest works on World War 2 and Churchill I have ever experienced.

My respect and admiration for the British people has me in tears!! I had no idea how much they suffered, nor how much they persevered!! Bravo!!!

Moved me to tears with pride, thank you Mr Churchill

As far as I am concerned, Winston Spencer Churchill was one of the greatest leaders this Planet has ever had, throughout history, perhaps even The Greatest. I was extremely fortunate to visit not only Blenheim Palace, but also Chartwell, and above all, the final resting place of The Last Lion and his dear wife, Bladon. I was in awe of this man to whom I owed my freedom; I knelt beside their grave and thanked him. I then walked away backwards, facing their resting place. I was about to leave, but on an impulse walked back to the site, knelt down and kissed the grave with reverence. I shall always remember my October 2019 visit, to the U.K. Roland Singh, Canada 🇨🇦

A man of many flaws and yet the greatest statesman to whom humanity owe eternal gratitude.

I believe, one could say that Churchill did indeed save the free world. He was the one person who understood who Hitler really was.

I love that he was half American . Made him just that tiny bit different . Proudly British but with an American stubborn streak . We Yanks think pretty highly of Winston .

A tremendous documentary. I am so grateful to my parent's generation for banding together, with the grace of God, to fight and conquer.

Winston Churchill was the greatest man that has ever lived. I’m shocked at King George 6th , He obviously was not very bright. In 1946 my mother taught me several of the great speeches. She also taught me to be very kind to Jews at school. This was the best film I’ve watched on the history of Churchill. I am 80. Thank you.