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22 June, 09:18

Why was Churchill unpopular with politicians in the 1930s?

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    He spent much of the middle period of the thirties arguing against making any concessions which might weaken Britain's hold on India and making scathing comments about Gandhi. And Churchill was extremely out of date, most like a dinosaur
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