FREE WEBINAR: “Churchill’s Citadel” with Katherine Carter Discover the untold story of how Winston Churchill transformed his country home, Chartwell, into a command center in the 1930s—long before he became Prime Minister. Learn how private meetings with figures like Albert Einstein and T.E. Lawrence helped shape Churchill’s campaign against Nazi Germany. As Curator of Chartwell and a leading expert on Churchill, Katherine Carter brings deep insight into these critical pre-war years and the secret strategy sessions that changed the course of history. Don’t miss this fascinating discussion! Watch now: https://bit.ly/43cUjFJ #ChurchillsCitadel #HistoryWebinar #KatherineCarter #Chartwell #WWIIHistory #FreeWebinar #WinstonChurchill #ICS #ThinkChurchill #ActionThisDay #Churchillian #Churchill (fb)

Winston Churchill and Mohandas K. Gandhi met in 1906 when Gandhi sought an audience with the Under Secretary for the Colonies about legislation affecting British Indians. Although Churchill promised to help, 25 years later, he denied Gandhi’s request for a second meeting. Churchill’s son, Randolph, met with Gandhi in 1947, shortly after India’s independence. Gandhi expressed admiration for Churchill and spoke against the partition of India, calling it a "sin." He left the possibility of reunification to the will of the people. Gandhi was assassinated five months later. While Churchill and Gandhi were often adversaries, their mutual respect and shared concerns about India’s future show they had more in common than many realized. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3Epo4cT #Churchill #Gandhi #History #IndianIndependence #Leadership #Legacy (fb)