Churchill was definitely a tough guy figure, and as a political hipster, Churchill successfully mobilized the enthusiasm of the Allied resistance with one speech after another. After the surrender of France, the whole British Isles was filled with defeatist sentiments, and many even suggested surrendering to Germany directly in exchange for temporary tranquility.
If It hadn't been for Churchill coming out to carry it at this time, the British Empire might have really taken the step of negotiating with the Germans and surrendering. Why did Churchill never think of surrendering to the Germans when he was facing the test of death? Churchill, himself, has been in The British political arena for most of his life.
When Churchill became prime minister, the whole of Western Europe had become a pot of porridge, and the completion of the Dunkirk evacuation was a fluke, and if this evacuation failed, I am afraid that even Churchill would be exhausted. Faced with germany's invitation to peace talks, half of the British Empire saw this as a perfect opportunity. But Churchill, who rejected Chamberlain's strategy in its entirety, believed that the consequence of condoning Germany was to aid in the abuse.
Churchill was originally a very tough and tough man, his attitude was diametrically opposed to Chamberlain,Churchill knew that peace talks must be based on equality, and the British Empire was now completely backward, without any conditions for negotiating with Germany on an equal footing. Churchill's presidency was definitely a key element in ensuring allied victory. Churchill was always thinking about the interests of the British Empire.
He believes that the war on the European continent is not all bad, but the British Isles must fight to the end. The strength of the Royal Navy, coupled with the steady logistical replenishment of the United States and many colonies in the rear, Churchill decided to hold out until the final victory. What do you think?