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Rodney Mcdowell

26 December, 20:44

What was Churchill hoping to encourage with this speech? For British citizens to feel fearful of the German advance. For Britain to feel angry at France for their surrender. For British citizens to be brave in the coming war with Germany. For Britain to feel pride at its victory in World War I.

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