Churchill had an untold affair
In 1985, archivists at the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom met with Churchill's former private secretary, Cowell. Cowell first revealed during the conversation that Churchill had an affair with The Famous Doris of London. After the end of this dialogue, due to the restrictions of the relevant confidentiality regulations, the records of the entire dialogue process have not been made public. In 2015, the American historian Warren discovered the recording and immediately took it to London to give it to Professor Richard, a well-known British Churchill research expert. After listening to the recording, Professor Richard was shocked by the content.
Because almost all Britons have always believed that their World War II hero Churchill was absolutely loyal to his family in his decades of married life. Professor Richard questioned this because only one recording could not prove the truth of the matter. After all, since Churchill, the greatest figure in British history, was told too many false stories, in order to solve the mystery, Warren and Richard decided to investigate the people and places mentioned in the recording. Judith, a British female writer who wrote a biography of Doris during her visit, provided detailed information about Doris's life.
Doris is the grandmother of the famous British supermodel and actress Carla Divay today. Born into a middle-class British family in 1900, he married Lord Valentine in 1928. Although the marriage lasted only a year, it helped Doris successfully squeeze into the British upper class. While on holiday in France, Doris's children showed teuber Churchill's handwritten letters and his photograph with Doris.
Professor Richard found an article published in the British Daily Express in the archives in 1934. The author wrote in this article, titled "The Wrath of Mr. Churchill." Churchill found himself secretly photographed, and he was so angry that he stood up to chase after the reporter who had secretly photographed him. The photo that accompanies the article is of Doris sitting on a fence behind Churchill looking at the painting.
However, after the article was published at the time, due to the lack of other evidence, it did not cause an uproar in the end. The evidence gathered by Warren and Richard not only confirmed that what Cowell said in the recording was entirely true, but also revived Churchill and Doris's communication process. In 1933, the opposition Churchill was at the lowest point of his career. Churchill was unemployed, sullen and grumpy all day, and his wife Clementine was also a strong man. They often had heated quarrels. At this time, Churchill's marriage was in serious crisis. At this time, Doris entered Churchill's life.
Churchill's only son, Randolph, was a complete playboy who drank and had a lot of fun all day. In 1932, Doris met Randolph at a ball. Then they had a brief relationship. After Breaking up with Randolph, 32, Doris began a four-year secret relationship with Churchill, 59. Between 1933 and 1936, Churchill took Doris on four vacations to a seaside villa on the Riviera in southern France. This photo of the Churchill family. In 1934, he took this photograph while on vacation in France, which confirmed that Doris was with Churchill at the time. At this time, Churchill's wife, Clementine, was traveling thousands of miles away in South Africa.
Churchill loved painting and created a large number of oil paintings during his lifetime. A photograph of a model directed by Churchill confirms that Doris herself is a figure in three of his paintings. During Churchill's life, he painted only one small portrait of his wife Clementine. In 1937, the situation in Europe deteriorated. Churchill decided to return to politics, ending his relationship with Doris. The relationship between the two began to become friendly and polite.
In 1940, Doris came to live in the United States to avoid war. At the same time as Doris arrived in New York, Churchill was elected Prime Minister of the United Kingdom. But since then, Doris's life in the United States has been less smooth. He was cheated, heavily in debt, and even evicted from a luxury apartment because he could not afford to pay the rent. In March 1942, Doris got into trouble and wrote to Churchill for help, hoping to return to England. He will visit the United States in three months. During this time, Churchill took time out to have dinner with Doris. Then, under the personal arrangement of US President Roosevelt, Doris returned to England by seaplane.
Doris. After returning to England, I never saw Churchill again, and years of wandering life left traces of time on his face. Depression, insomnia, and debt began to plague Doris's life. During the German bombing of London, the huge explosion greatly stimulated Doris's psychology. Finally, on December 9, 1942, Doris swallowed a large amount of drugs and chose to commit suicide.