The History of World War II Series: The Great Savior

This book is suitable for people of any age to read and popularize historical knowledge and practice. It tells in great detail the important figures from all over the world during the world wars. During World War II, these legendary figures relied on their wisdom and bravery to achieve the happiness we want today, and how much hardship they paid. In addition to their important events, their origins and growth are also calculated in great detail. Reading these historical knowledge and thoughts can make us cherish the peace of the present more. To be grateful, why not forget the contributions of our predecessors.

Churchill's bravery and bravery in the Battle of Britain made this British Prime Minister who was called upon to be in danger the idol of my youth. When the teacher first talked about World War II in the history class, she said that Churchill was a hardliner. Without him, Britain might not be able to hold on, and the entire situation in World War II would be reversed. The German fascists were war madmen. Especially in the early days of the war, they attacked Poland and defeated France. During the days and nights when the German air raids on London occurred, Churchill never thought of retreating. He inspired the people to fight the Germans to the death, which required great courage. The book provides a detailed outline of this period of history and a profound analysis of the situation at that time. It allows us to see a flesh-and-blood and far-sighted British Prime Minister, which is very touching.

Charles de Gaulle was born in Rue Princesse, Lille, France, into a small aristocratic family that believed in Catholicism for generations. De Gaulle's school, the Ecole Notre Dame de Gaulle, was closed due to anti-clerical policies. De Gaulle's father sent him to the Antoine Middle School in Belgium, which was famous for its mathematics teaching, because to be admitted to the Saint-Cyr Military Academy, his mathematics scores must be excellent. De Gaulle was determined to be admitted to the military academy, so he was no longer as ignorant as he was when he was a child, and his grades at Antoine High School were among the best. A year later, he transferred to the Stanislas School in Paris.

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