Churchill's Citadel: A Conversation with Katherine Carter

Description

General Dwight Eisenhower believed that World War II was won through alliances. No partnership was greater than that between Prime Minister Winston Churchill and the United States. Katherine Carter, the curator of Chartwell, Churchill’s home in Kent, England, joins us to discuss the man whom Eisenhower once described as “a champion of freedom.” Carter is the author of Churchill’s Citadel: Chartwell and the Gatherings Before the Storm.

Duration

14 minutes, 49 seconds

Date Created

08/01/2026

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