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2. www.youtube.com › watchChurchill’s Secret Bunker: The Hidden Command ... - YouTube

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   Churchill’s secret bunker was right under the enemy’s nose. During World War II, Winston Churchill and his team orchestrated Britain’s air defense from a bun...

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3. www.youtube.com › watchGo Inside Churchill's Secret Bunkers (S1, E8) - YouTube

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   During WWII, a vast complex of secret bunkers was constructed under the streets of London. Lost to time, this world was an important refuge from the nightly ...

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   Nov 19, 2022 · A private WC that people thought was Churchill's bathroom included instead a high-tech telephone boot to call the US Presidents during the war (Franklin D. R...

5. www.smithsonianmag.com › history › behind-glassGo Behind the Glass of Churchill’s Underground War Rooms

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   A look inside the Cabinet Room. “This is the room from which I will direct the war,” declared Winston Churchill in May, 1940, after he entered an underground bunker below the streets of London ...

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   May 26, 2024 · In the decades following the war, Churchill‘s Secret Bunker passed into the care of a local housing group, which was granted the rights to develop the land above ground. The bunker itself remained largely forgotten until the 1980s, when a group of urban explorers rediscovered the site and began working to preserve it (Subterranea Britannica, 2021).

7. theworld.org › 02 › touring-churchills-secret-bunkerTouring Churchill's secret bunker - The World from PRX

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   Oct 9, 2010 · So secret was Churchill’s bunker, however, that it was never mentioned in official records. But take a closer look at Brook Road and you’ll see it: an unmarked metal door in the side of a windowless single-story of brickwork; beyond the door, a narrow stairway leading down to a sprawling underground complex that few have entered.

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   Did Winston Churchill have a secret bunker?

   • Yes, Winston Churchill had a secret bunker 40 ft below ground in sleepy Brook Road, Neasden in north-west London. Churchill’s secret bunker was a secret throughout World War Two (1939-1945). There are War Rooms under Whitehall where he held cabinet meetings and slept.

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   What is Churchill's Secret?

   • Churchill's Secret will detail how Churchill's wife Clementine, children, and closest confidantes managed to keep a series of increasingly damaging strokes a secret, in collusion with Fleet Street. (The passage does not directly answer the question with the exact secret, but it implies that the secret is related to Churchill's strokes being hidden.)

   Sir Winston Churchill's family kept his strokes hidden

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   What is secrets of Churchill's War Rooms?

   • With Secrets of Churchill’s War Rooms, you can go behind the glass partitions that separate the War Rooms from the visiting public, closer than ever before to where Churchill not only ran the war—but won it.

   Go Behind the Glass of Churchill’s Underground War Rooms

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   What did Winston Churchill say in the Cabinet Room annex?

   • A large map in the Map Room Annexe first charted the advance of Nazi German forces in Russia and then recorded their retreat. A look inside the Cabinet Room. “This is the room from which I will direct the war,” declared Winston Churchill in May, 1940, after he entered an underground bunker below the streets of London.

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   How long did Churchill keep the bunker open?

   • The staff kept the bunker operational 24 hours a day, seven days a week, until August 16, 1945, two days after Japan publically announced its unconditional surrender. Only then did the lights in the Map Room Annex—where all of the intelligence came in to Churchill’s military advisers—turn off for the first time in six years.

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   Why did Churchill carry a gun in the war rooms?

   • Rooms were equipped with gun racks so that officers could defend themselves if the War Rooms ever came under a parachute attack or invasion, and Asbury notes that Churchill’s bodyguard carried a loaded .45 Colt pistol for the prime minister, which he intended to use against the enemy and ultimately himself if the situation came down to it.

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9. www.nationalchurchillmuseum.org › 12/05/12Churchill's D-Day bunker listed by English Heritage

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   Dec 5, 2012 · Churchill's D-Day bunker listed by English Heritage. The Telegraph | Dec 5, 2012. In April 1944 the fort was used by King George VI, Churchill and Eisenhower along with General Bernard Montgomery and Acting Admiral Louis Mountbatten to watch the exercise. The group watched a demonstration of carpet bombing followed by an assault landing by troops.