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FAKTORI CHURCHILL

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Nga Nertil JOLE Në librin "Faktori Churchill", Boris Johnson, ish-kryeministër i Britanisë së Madhe dhe ish-kryebashkiak i Londrës, sjell portretin

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Nga Nertil JOLE Në librin “Faktori Churchill”, Boris Johnson, ish-kryeministër i Britanisë së Madhe dhe ish-kryebashkiak i Londrës, sjell portretin e Winston Churchill-it, kryeministrit që udhëhoqi Mbretërinë e Bashkuar gjatë Luftës së Dytë Botërore dhe që la gjurmë të pashlyeshme në historinë politike europiane dhe botërore. Churchill-i është një nga personazhet e mi të preferuar të historisë politike për karizmën, forcën e karakterit dhe gjenialitetin e mendimit. Por jo vetëm për këto. Ai përfaqëson rastin e veçantë të një politikani që ruajti të palëkundura bindjet e tij dhe aftësinë për të vepruar sipas asaj që e konsideronte interesin e vendit. Churchill-i e ushtroi veprimtarinë e tij politike mes vështirësish që i dhanë kosto edhe në karrierë. Lëvizjet e tij të forta në skenën politike britanike, por edhe më gjerë, nuk mund të shpjegohen gjithmonë përmes pozicioneve ideologjike, por duhen parë edhe në kontekstin e zhvillimeve të kohës. Në fund të fundit, për Churchill-in…

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FAKTORI CHURCHILL

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