A guerra de Winston

Churchill's life was so complex — I wonder what guided the choices on which events to focus on and which to gloss over. Did the author aim for a particular narrative angle?

The way leadership and diplomacy were portrayed felt surprisingly relevant. I’m curious if others saw parallels with current political climates or if that was unintentional.

The portrayal of his doubts and resilience added depth, but I wonder what sources or insights the author used to craft these moments authentically.