SOFO Online Talks – Churchill in Oxfordshire
Churchill in Oxfordshire
with Ashley Jackson and David Lough
First Streamed Live: 7pm, 1 February 2022
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Churchill in Oxfordshire
Winston Churchill is fixed in our minds as both a National, and indeed a World, figure. His story started and ended in Oxfordshire and it is right that Churchill occupies a prominent place in our Woodstock museum. Watch David Lough and Prof Ashley Jackson, two acclaimed Churchill authors, in conversation about his soldiering in the Oxfordshire Yeomanry (Queens Own Oxfordshire Hussars), his family relationships and the difficult inter-War years. In this online talk, the humanity of this remarkable and enduring figure shines through.
David Lough is the author of the critically acclaimed No More Champagne: Churchill and his Money as well as Darling Winston: Forty years of letters between Churchill and his mother. He won the International Churchill Society’s Somervell Award in 2016.
Ashley Jackson is Professor of Imperial and Military History at King’s College London, with many published works on various aspects of British imperial history, focusing on the Empire during times of war, as well as his own book covering Winston's life from his Woodstock origins, Churchill.
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