Mr Churchill In Yorkshire (1942)

Titles read: “MR CHURCHILL IN YORKSHIRE“. Bradford, Yorkshire. M/S pan with Prime Minister Winston Churchill in an open car as he drives through the crowded streets of Bradford. On the steps of Bradford Town Hall Churchill, surrounded by officials, speaks to the enormous crowd. He talks of the events of the past month of November and mentions the progress of the war in several areas of the world. He goes on to say that what he has felt during this month is the feeling of gladness that we are engaging the enemy closely and not leaving an undue burden to be borne by the Russians, who have carried this immense struggle through the whole of this year and a large part of last year. He cautions that our enemies are powerful and that their hope is now to prolong the struggle so that differences will arise between the allies and the democracies will weary of the war. He echoes his own words of nearly 30 years ago, “Let us go forward together and put these grave matters to the proof“. At the end of