Winston Churchill Addresses Congress On Japan

Winston Churchill arrives in Washington to address Congress, receiving a warm welcome. He recalls the struggles and victories since December 1941, highlighting the sudden collapse of the German army. Churchill discusses future strategies and the hope of meeting with allies like Stalin and Chiang Kai-shek to further their war efforts.

How does Churchill describe the current stage of the war in his speech?

What hope does Churchill express regarding future meetings with other leaders?