Boris Johnson - A Churchill-tényező

Boris Johnson - while talking to Winston Churchill's grandson, who says that his grandfather was "in many ways a completely ordinary, family man" - thinks about what was the factor that made Churchill so special, since "an average family man does not as many texts as Shakespeare and Dickens combined, won't win the Nobel Prize for Literature, won't end up fighting x amount of people on four continents, won't hold every important public office, including prime minister (twice), won't play an essential role in two even during World War II in achieving victory, and after his death his paintings don't sell for a million dollars. I struggle to somehow figure out what was the source of his inner energy."
The result of this "struggle" is this book, written in an inimitably unique style, with undeniable passion and extremely readable, about the legendary British Prime Minister, who is always a pleasure to read about, since in addition to being an unavoidable figure in history, he has an impressive, marked personality, a specific world view, and a sharp mind. and he also had an excellent sense of humor, and his life is already a ready-made novel.