Category Archives: Sir Martin Gilbert

Sir Martin Gilbert: Winston Churchill’s relationship with the Jewish People

Presented with thanks to Claremont Institute and with the kind permission of C-SPAN, Book TV Nov 02 2001: Sir Martin Gilbert, author of numerous books including, The Jews in the 20th Century: An Illustrated History, talked about British Prime Minister … Continue reading

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Sir Martin Gilbert: Churchill and America

Presented with the kind permission of C-SPAN October 16 2005: Sir Martin Gilbert talked about his book Churchill and America, published by McClelland and Stewart. Martin Gilbert has been Sir Winston Churchill’s official biographer since 1968 and has written numerous … Continue reading

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Israel: Birth of a Nation

Presented with the kind permission of Sir Martin Gilbert Israel declared its sovereignty on May 14, 1948. One day later, armies from Lebanon, Syria, Transjordan, Egypt and Iraq invaded. With only 600,000 people in the infant nation, the odds seemed … Continue reading

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Sir Martin Gilbert: The Complete Churchill (4 part documentary)

Presented with the kind permission of Sir Martin Gilbert Renowned historian Sir Martin Gilbert, Churchill’s official biographer, hosts the definitive chronicle of the life of Britain’s legendary leader, THE COMPLETE CHURCHILL. In four remarkable volumes, the triumphs and setbacks, bravery … Continue reading

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Sir Martin Gilbert on the History of Israel, the Jewish State (part 1 & 2)

Presented with the kind permission of Heritage Foundation, Claremont Institute & C-SPAN April 28 1998:  Two interviews with Churchill biographer, Sir Martin Gilbert, discussing his book, Israel: A History, published by William Morrow. The book traces the history of the … Continue reading

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