The Churchill factor: How one person changed history

Boris Johnson's book is the story of how the eccentric genius of Churchill, Prime Minister of Great Britain, one of the most important leaders of the twentieth century, shaped secularism. Analyzing the current peace, as well as the myths that accompanied this visible post, Johnson portrayed Churchill as an unrivaled strategist, a man of extreme humor, red-blooded and deeply humane. Fearless on the battlefield, one of the greatest orators of these times, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature, Winston Churchill came up with the idea that history is the place of great independent forces. This person's life is proof that one person - important, brilliant, significant - can be in the light's way.