Winston Churchill Threatens Germany

Prime Minister Churchill, at a rally of 6,000 volunteer air raid workers, praises their resilience during air raids. He reports that if Londoners were to vote on stopping city bombings, they would overwhelmingly oppose it, showing their determination to retaliate against the Germans. Churchill emphasizes no truce with the enemy, urging to do their best against the worst.

What did Churchill praise the volunteer London air raid workers for?

What would the people of London likely vote regarding a convention to stop the bombing of cities?

What message did Churchill convey about the measure of response to the Germans?

What was Churchill's stance on entering a truce or parley with the Germans?

How did Churchill express the resolve of the British people in response to the German actions?