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What reason does Churchill give for going forward with the war
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What reason does Churchill give for going forward with the war
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I can't tell you exactly what he said but chances are he said something like his people were being hurt and people in general and the Nazi's were being unfair
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He didn't want anymore of his people hurt or affected from the war.
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