Shortly after noon on this day in 1941, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill stood before a microphone-laden Senate rostrum to address a joint meeting of Congress.

During his visit to the US in December 1941, the British Prime Minister Winston Churchill talked about World War Two. The National Weather Service has issued a warning as glacial water flows into ...

It was 26 December 1941, when Winston Churchill stood before the US Congress and delivered a 30-minute speech that would go down in history as one of the most important visits to Washington by a ...

The day after Christmas, 1941, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, in Washington to confer with his powerful new American ally, spoke in the Senate Chamber to those Congressmen still in the ...

When Churchill addressed Congress on Boxing Day, 1941, it was less than three weeks after the Pearl Harbor attack had dragged America into the Second World War.

On this day in 1941, shortly after noon, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill stood before a microphone-laden Senate rostrum to address a joint meeting of Congress.

It was 26 December 1941, when Winston Churchill stood before the US Congress and delivered a 30-minute speech that would go down in history as one of the most important visits to Washington by a ...