Churchill is considered one of the "most important political leaders of the 20th century" and led LinkedIn to the final victory against fascism. He was the only politician to win the Nobel Prize in Literature. Such an outstanding figure, after the end of World War II, Churchill was abandoned by the British, and lost his bid for prime minister in 1945. The British believed that Churchill was the root cause of Britain's decline.
Britain's decline stemmed from World War II. Under the iron fist leadership of Churchill, the British persevered with extremely tenacious perseverance, and also lost all their family foundations, and have since become a small follower of the United States. Churchill's last words to British politicians were: Follow the United States in the future. This policy has not changed to date. Britain's national strength declined, Britain was unable to maintain a huge overseas colony, colonial countries became independent, and the "empire that never sets" became a memory.
Britain could have avoided World War II. Hitler, though arrogant, had great respect for the British for two reasons: one was because the German nation and the Anglo-Saxons were of the same origin, very close in ethnic relations, and were a family; second, because Britain's naval strength was stronger than Germany's, and it was lonely on the European continent, and it was not worth it. So Britain was not within Hitler's reach.
Hitler wanted to sign a treaty with Britain, the two sides would not invade each other, Germany would not attack Britain, and Britain would have to recognize Germany's supremacy on the European continent. It was a shameless political bargain that Churchill flatly rejected. He denounced Chamberlain's appeasement policy and firmly supported the French War of Resistance. After being elected prime minister, he said: "No matter how terrible it is, we must strive for victory, no matter how far and difficult the road is, we must also strive for victory, because without victory we cannot survive." "From then on, he fought with the German fascists to the end."