Among the most dazzling of the many great figures of World War II must have been the British Prime Minister Churchill at the time, whose angry photograph is still circulated today.
There are many rumors about the origin of this big man, one of which is that "he was born in the women's toilet".
According to British historical records, American socialites Jeerome and Lord Randolph Churchill fell in love at first sight, and the two married lightning and gave birth to British Prime Minister Churchill.
In Roy Jenkins' famous biography of Churchill, this is described in detail:
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On the same day, at a party called the Coase Regatta, Jenny and Randolph met for the first time and were engaged three days later. Following
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On Sunday, the couple married at the British Embassy in Paris. Seven months later, a baby Churchill was born. Some questioned churchill as a premature baby, while others thought Jenny was pregnant with a child before marriage. In any case, Churchill appeared to have been born earlier than the average child.
Although it is known that Churchill was born seven months after the marriage of his parents, there are still many theories about his birthplace, and British historians currently agree that Churchill was born at Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire, England. It belonged to lord Randolph's ancestral home and was decorated in advance to welcome the birth of a newborn. In addition, the apartment in London has also been well furnished as the birthplace of the baby. Nobles are absolutely sloppy in giving birth to children, so they need to prepare with more hands.
Although it is agreed that Churchill was born in Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire, there are several versions of the room in which he was born.
The most popular theory is that Jenny danced on the stage with a big belly when she attended a celebrity party at Blenheim Palace. Suddenly, she felt a sharp pain in her abdomen, and a servant helped her into the women's toilet, where she stayed
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Hours later, a premature baby, Churchill, was born.
Many people saw this scene at the time, so the claim that Churchill was born in the women's toilet was widely circulated. But in a subsequent letter from Lord Randolph to his mother, this was not mentioned. He said Jenny suddenly fell while walking with the gunman on Tuesday, but it wasn't a big deal. On Saturday, Jenny had to drive her own pony, and she sped down the bumpy road because it hurt her stomach because it was too bumpy. Jenny also attended the annual ball held in the palace that night, and then the child was born in a small house. The birth of this child was somewhat time-consuming, and with the help of an obstetrician, it took a lot of time
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Hours to be born. There is nothing in the letter about the room in which Churchill was born, and perhaps the Lord thought that his son was born in the women's toilet was not worth showing off.
When Churchill became British prime minister, he was asked this question several times by reporters. Every time he asked him, he always smiled and said, "Although I was there, I don't remember exactly what happened before that!" ”