THE OFFICE AND THE MAN Book 2
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Britain and its wars, 1874 to 1940. Winston Churchill enters public life with a famous name, a stammer and no money, and spends forty years assembling the record that should have ended him: Antwerp, the Dardanelles, the return to gold, the General Strike, India, the abdication. He is thrown out of the Admiralty in 1915 and out of Parliament in 1922, and is still, in 1939, a man most of his colleagues privately consider unsound. The question is not how he survived it. It is what the failures taught him about information, staff work, and who is permitted into a room — and whether the man who was right about Germany in 1936 could have been right without having been wrong in 1915. Covers Winston Churchill, Admiralty, House of Commons, and Cabinet.
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Part 01
3:40:32
Part 02
4:12:46
Part 03
3:59:58
Part 04
3:57:59
Books in this series
- THE OFFICE AND THE MAN Book 1
4 parts · 17 h 4 min
- THE OFFICE AND THE MAN Book 2
4 parts · 15 h 51 min
- THE OFFICE AND THE MAN Book 3
4 parts · 19 h 22 min
- THE OFFICE AND THE MAN Book 4
4 parts · 18 h 25 min
- THE OFFICE AND THE MAN Book 5
4 parts · 18 h 45 min
- THE OFFICE AND THE MAN Book 6
4 parts · 19 h 22 min