Joseph Stalin | Timeline

Joseph Stalin (born Ioseb Dzhughashvili; 18 December 1878 – 5 March 1953) was a Soviet revolutionary and politician of Georgian ethnicity. He ruled the Soviet Union from the mid-1920s until his death in 1953, holding the titles of General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union from 1922 to 1952 and the nation's Premier from 1941 to 1953. Initially presiding over an oligarchic one-party system that governed by plurality, he became the de facto dictator of the Soviet Union by the 1930s. Ideologically committed to the Leninist interpretation of Marxism, Stalin helped to formalise these ideas as Marxism–Leninism, while his own policies became known as Stalinism. (Intro from Wikipedia)

December 18, 1878 - Gori, Georgia - Ioseb Dzhughashvili is born

December 29, 1878 - Gori - Ioseb is baptised

January(?) 1(?), 1884 - Gori - Ioseb contracts smallpox, which leaves him with facial pock scars for the rest of his life

January(?) 1(?), 1888 - Gori - 10-year old Ioseb Dzhughashvili enrolls at the Gori Church School

February 1(?), 1892 - Gori - Ioseb's school teachers take him and the other pupils to witness the public hanging of several peasant bandits; Ioseb and his friends sympathise with the condemned. The event leaves a deep and lasting impression on him
July 1(?), 1893 - Gori - Dzhughashvili passes his exams and is recommended to the Tiflis Seminary
August 1(?), 1894 - Tiflis, Georgia - Dzhughashvili officially enrolls at the Tiflis Seminary
April 1(?), 1899 - Tiflis - Dzhughashvili leaves the Seminary at the end of the term and never returns
October 1(?), 1899 - Tiflis - Dzhughashvili begins working as a meteorologist at the Tiflis Meteorological Observatory
January(?) 1(?), 1900 - Metekhi Fortress - Dzhughashvili is arrested - The official explanation given was that Beso had not paid his taxes and that Dzhughashvili was responsible for ensuring that they were paid, although it may be that this was a "cryptic warning" from the police, who were aware of his Marxist revolutionary activities. As soon as Dzhughashvili's mother Ekaterina learned of the arrest, she came to Tiflis, while some of Dzhughashvili's wealthier friends helped to pay the taxes and get him out of prison
May 1, 1900 - Tiflis, Georgia - Dzhughashvili is involved in organising a secret nocturnal mass meeting for May Day 1900, in which around 500 workers meet in the hills outside the city. There, Dzhughashvili gives his first major public speech, in which he calls for strike action, something that the Mesame Dasi opposed. Following his prompting, the workers at the railway depos and Adelkhanov's show factory go on strike =(START)
March 22, 1901 - Tiflis - On the night of 21–22 March 1901, the Okhrana arrests a number of Marxist leaders in the city. Dzhughashvili himself escapes arrest; he was traveling toward the observatory aboard a tram when he recognised plain-clothes police around the building. He decides to remain on the tram and get off at a later stop. He doesn't return to the observatory, and henceforth lives off of donations given by political sympathisers and friends
May 1, 1901 - Tiflis - Dzhughashvili next helps plan a large May Day demonstration for 1901, in which 3000 workers and leftists march from Soldiers Bazaar to Yerevan Square. Demonstrators clash with Cossack troops, resulting in 14 protesters being seriously wounded and 50 arrested
November 1(?), 1901 - Tiflis - Dzhughashvili attends a meeting of the Tiflis Committee of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party, where he is elected one of the eight Committee members
November 20(?), 1901 - Batumi, Georgia - Dzhughashvili is sent to the port city of Batumi. There, he identifies and kills an "Okhrana" agent that was trying to get access to the Batumi Marxist circles

Stalin, 1902

January 4, 1902 - Batumi - A Rothschild warehouse where Dzhughashvili worked is set alight. The company's workers help to put out the blaze, and insist that they be paid a bonus for doing so. When the company refuses, Dzhughashvili calls a strike. He encourages revolutionary fervour among workers through a number of leaflets that he had printed in both Georgian and Armenian
February 17, 1902 - Batumi - The Rothschild company agrees to the strikers' demands, which included a 30% pay rise.
February 23, 1902 - Batumi - The Rothschild company dismisses 389 workers whom they regarded as troublemakers. In response to this latter act, Dzhughashvili calls for another strike. Many of the strike leaders are arrested by police. Dzhughashvili helps to organise a public demonstration outside the prison which is joined by much of the town. The demonstrators storm the prison in an attempt to free the imprisoned strike leaders, but are fired upon by Cossack troops. 13 protesters are killed and 54 wounded. Dzhughashvili escapes with a wounded man. This event, known as the Batumi Massacre, gained national attention
March 12, 1902 - Batumi - Dzhughashvili helps organising a further demonstration for 12 March, the day on which the dead were buried. Around 7000 people take part in the march, which is heavily policed
April 5, 1902 - Batumi - Dzhughashvili is arrested by the "Okhrana"
April 1(?), 1903 - Batumi - Dzhughashvili leads a prison protest against the visit of the Exarch of the Georgian Church - He is put on solitary confinement
July 9, 1903 - Batumi - The Justice Minister recommends that Dzhughashvili be sentenced to three years of exile in Eastern Siberia
August 4, 1903 - Batumi - Demonstration inside the prison. "Lado", a marxist-leninist demonstrator is killed by the police
August 19, 1903 - Kutaisi, Georgia - Dzhughashvili is transferred from the Batum to the Kutaisi prison
September 25(?), 1903 - Kutaisi - Dzhughashvili boards a prison steamship to Novaya Uda, in Siberia
October 1(?), 1903 - Novaya Uda, Siberia - Dzhughashvili arrives to the settlement of Novaya Uda, via Novorossiysk, Rostov and Irkutsk
October 26(?), 1903 - Novaya Uda, Siberia - Dzhughashvili departs from Novaya Uda carrying the identification document of an Okhrana agent
November 15(?), 1903 - Batumi, Georgia - Dzhughashvili returns to Batumi
December 30(?), 1903 - Tiflis, Georgia - Dzhughashvili arrives at Tiflis and meets Lev Kamenev for the first time
January 5, 1904 - Tiflis - Kamenev is arrested by the Okhrana. Dzhughashvili escapes
May 1, 1904 - Gori, Georgia - Dzhughashvili leaves to Gori after learning about a new warrant issued against him
June 21, 1904 - Gori - Dzhughashvili marries Ketevan (Ekaterina) "Kato" Svanidze
July 1(?), 1904 - Kutaisi, Georgia - Mikha Tskhakaya sends Dzhughashvili to Kutaisi to establish a Committee for the province of Imeretia and Mingrelia in July
December 31, 1904 - Kutaisi - Dzhughashvili leads a gang of workers who disrupt a party held by a bourgeois liberal group
February 1(?), 1905 - Baku, Azerbaijan - Dzhughashvili is in Baku when a spate of ethnic violence brakes out between Armenians and Azeris; at least 2000 are killed. Dzhughashvili forms a Bolshevik Battle Squad which he orders to try and keep the warring ethnic factions apart, also using the unrest to steal printing equipment.
March(?) 1(?), 1905 - Tiflis, Georgia - Proceeded to Tiflis, where he organises a demonstration of ethnic reconciliation. Amid the growing violence, Dzhughashvili forms his own armed Red Battle Squads, with the Mensheviks doing the same. These armed revolutionary groups disarm local police and troops, and gain further weaponry by raiding government arsenals. They raise funds through a protection racket on large local businesses and mines. Dzhughashvili's militia launch attacks on the government's Cossack troops and Black Hundreds
September 1(?), 1905 - Tiflis - After Cossacks open fire on a student meeting, killing sixty of those assembled, Dzhughashvili retaliates by launching nine simultaneous attacks on the Cossacks
October 1(?), 1905 - Tiflis - Dzhughashvili's militia agrees to co-operate many of its attacks with the local Menshevik militia
November 26, 1905 - Tiflis - The Georgian Bolsheviks elect Dzhughashvili and two others as their delegates to a Bolshevik conference due to be held in St. Petersburg
December 1(?), 1905 - Tiflis - Dzhughashvili sets off by train using the alias of "Ivanovitch"
December 9(?), 1905 - St.Petersburg - Dzhughashvili arrives at St.Petersburg and meets with Lenin's wife Nadezhda Krupskaya who informs them that the venue had been moved to Tammerfors in the Grand Duchy of Finland
December 12, 1905 - Tammerfors (Tampere, Finland) - Dzhughashvili meets Lenin for the first time in a meeting of bolshevik leaders
December 17, 1905 - Tammerfors - End of the meeting with Lenin - Stalin and the other bolshevik leaders return to Russia
April 1(?), 1906 - Georgia - Leaves Georgia to attend the RSDLP 4th Congress in Stockholm. He travels via St Petersburg and the Finnish port of Hangö. The ship on which Stalin travelled, the "Oihonna", is shipwrecked; Dzhughashvili and the other passengers have to wait to be rescued
April 23, 1906 - Stockholm, Sweden - The Fourth (Unity) Congress of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party begins
May 8, 1906 - Stockholm - The Fourth (Unity) Congress of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party ends
June 1(?), 1906 - Tiflis, Georgia - Dzhughashvili returns to Tiflis, via Berlin
September 1(?), 1906 - Tiflis - Dzhughashvili attends a RSDLP conference in Tiflis
September 20, 1906 - Cape Kodori - Dzhughashvili's gang board the Tsarevich (Prince) Giorgi steamship as it passes Cape Kodori and steal the money aboard.
March 31, 1907 - Baji, Georgia - Son Yakov is born. Dzhughashvili is present
May 13, 1907 - London - The 5th Congress of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party begins
June 1, 1907 - London - The 5th Congress of the Russian Social Democratic Labour Party Ends
June 17, 1907 - Baku, Azerbaijan - Stalin returns to Kato and Yakov in Baku. He gives a speech on the same day, and begins editing the two bolshevik newspapers:  "Bakinsky Proletary" and "Gudok"
June 26, 1907 - Tiflis, Georgia - Dzhughashvili organizes the robbing of a large delivery of money to the Imperial Bank. His gang ambushes the armed convoy in Yerevan Square with gunfire and homemade bombs. Around 40 people are killed, but all of Dzhughashvili's gang manage to escape alive. Around 250,000 roubles are stolen.
July(?) 1(?), 1907 - Baku, Azerbaijan - Mensheviks confront him about the robbery in Tiflis but he denies any involvement. These Mensheviks then vote to expel him from the RSDLP, but Dzhughashvili takes no notice of them.
August 18, 1907 - Stuttgart, Germany - The International Socialist Congress begins
August 24, 1907 - Stuttgart - The International Socialist Congress ends
September 1(?), 1907 - Baku, Azerbaijan - Returns to Baku
December 5, 1907 - Tiflis, Georgia - "Kato" dies of typhus in his arms
December 8, 1907 - Kukia, Georgia - Kato's funeral - Dzhughashvili throws himself onto the coffin in grief, but then has to escape the churchyard when Okhrana agents approach
December 31, 1907 - Baku, Azerbaijan - New Year's Eve party dinner with Spandarian. Dzhughashvili emerges from his mourning
January 15(?), 1908 - Tiflis, Georgia - Dzhughashvili returns to Tiflis
February 11, 1908 - Moscow - Stalin departs to Geneva with 10,000 rubles from the Tiflis Robbery
February(?) 20(?), 1908 - Geneva, Switzerland - Discreet meeting with Lenin
March 25, 1908 - Bailov Prison, Baku - Dzhughashvili is arrested in a police raid and interred in Bailov Prison
September 29, 1908 - Baku - Leaves Baku in a group of convicts
October 30(?), 1908 - Solvychegodsk, Vologda - Dzhughashvili arrives at Solvychegodsk
February 1(?), 1909 - Solvychegodsk - Dzhughashvili is sentenced to 2 years exile in the village of Solvychegodsk, Vologda Province
June 1(?), 1909 - Kotlas (Arkhangelsk Province) - Dzhughashvili escapes prison and makes it to Kotlas disguised as a woman. From there to St.Petersburg
July 1(?), 1909 - Baku, Azerbaijan - Back in Baku. There he begins to express the need for the Bolsheviks to help boost their ailing fortunes by re-uniting with the Mensheviks. He gets increasingly frustrated with Lenin's factionalist attitudes
October 1(?), 1909 - Baku(?) - Dzhughashvili is arrested alongside several fellow Bolsheviks, but bribes the police officers into letting them escape
March 23, 1910 - Baku(?) - He is arrested again, this time with Petrovskaya. He is sentenced into internal exile and sent back to Solvychegodsk, being banned from returning to the southern Caucuses for five years
September 23, 1910 - Solvychegodsk, Vologda - He gains permission to marry Petrovskaya in the prison church, but he is deported to Solvychegodsk on the same day that he receives permission to do so. He would never see her again
February 1(?), 1911 - Solvychegodsk - Dzhughashvili registers Serafima Khoroshenina as his cohabiting parter. However she is soon exiled to Nikolsk
June 1(?), 1911 - Solvychegodsk - He is allowed to leave Solvychegodsk and spends the next 3 months in Vologda 
September 9, 1911 - Vologda(?) - Arrested again by the Okhrana
February 29, 1912 - St.Petersburg - Dzhughashvili takes the train to St Petersburg via Moscow. There, his assigned task is to convert the Bolshevik weekly newspaper, Zvezda ("Star") into a daily, Pravda ("Truth")

"Pravda", May 5th, 1912

May 5, 1912 - St.Petersburg - Newspaper "Pravda" is launched
May 15(?), 1912 - Tiflis, Georgia - Back in Tiflis
July(?) 1(?), 1912 - St.Petersburg - Arrested again and sentenced to 3 years exile in Siberia
July 12, 1912 - Tomsk | Narym - Dzhughashvili arrives in Tomsk, from which he takes a steamship on the Ob River to Kolpashevo, from which he travels to Narym, where he was required to remain
September 1(?), 1912 - Tomsk | St.Petersburg - Escapes via canoe and makes it to Tomsk. Then to St.Petersburg
October(?) 1(?), 1912 - Tiflis, Georgia - Returns to Tiflis
October(?) 15(?), 1912 - St.Petersburg - Back in St.Petersburg
November(?) 1(?), 1912 - Kraków, Poland - Meeting with Lenin
December 1(?), 1912 - Kraków - Second meeting with Lenin
January 1(?), 1913 - Vienna, Austria - Dzhughashvili travels to Vienna, where he stays with the wealthy Bolshevik sympathiser Alexander Troyanovsky. There, he writes "Marxism and the National question". He signs for the first time as ..... Stalin.
February 1(?), 1913 - St.Petersburg - Back in St.Petersburg. Later he is arrested and sentenced to 4 years exile in Turukhansk, Siberia
August 1(?), 1913 - Monastyrskoe - Arrives to the village of Monastyrskoe, and 4 weeks later is moved to Kostino
March 1(?), 1914 - Kureika, Arctic Circle - Stalin is moved to Kureika to avoid an escape attempt

Stalin at Selivanikha, 1915

August(?) 30(?), 1914 - Selivanikha - Stalin is moved to Selivanikha, close to the indigenous Tunguses and Ostyak communities
August 1(?), 1916 - Monastyrskoe - Stalin is conscripted and leaves to Monastyrskoe
December 1(?), 1916 - Monastyrskoe - Stalin departs to Krasnoyarsk
February 1(?), 1917 - Krasnoyarsk - Stalin arrives in Krasnoyarsk. There, a medical examiner rules him unfit for military service due to his crippled arm. This was convenient for Stalin as it meant that he would not be sent to fight on the Eastern Front, but also would remain a source of embarrassment for him
February(?) 10(?), 1917 - Achinsk - Stalin is required to serve four more months on his exile, and he successfully requests that he be allowed to serve it in nearby Achinsk. There, he stays in the apartment of fellow Bolshevik Vera Shveitzer
March 25, 1917 - Petrograd - Stalin arrives to the recently renamed Petrograd with Kamenev
March 28, 1917 - Petrograd - Together with Lev Kamenev and Matvei Muranov, Stalin ousts Vyacheslav Molotov and Alexander Shlyapnikov as editors of "Pravda", while Lenin and much of the Bolshevik leadership were still in exile
April 16, 1917 - Petrograd - Lenin returns to Russia. Stalin welcomes him at Petrograd's Finland Station
April 29, 1917 - Petrograd - Stalin comes third in the Bolshevik elections for the party's Central Committee
June 24, 1917 - Petrograd - Stalin threatens to resign when Lenin turns against the idea of an armed demonstration when the Soviet refused to support it
July 18, 1917 - Petrograd - Loyalist troops raid "Pravda" and surround the Bolshevik headquarters. Stalin helps Lenin evade capture minutes before and, to avoid a bloodbath, orders the besieged Bolsheviks in the Peter and Paul Fortress to surrender
October 10, 1917 - Petrograd - Lenin returns to Petrograd and at a meeting, secures a majority in favour of a coup
October 23, 1917 - Petrograd - The Central Committee votes 10-2 in favor of an insurrection; Kamenev and Zinoviev vote in opposition
October 24, 1917 - Petrograd - The police raids the Bolshevik newspaper offices, smashing machinery and presses; Stalin manages to salvage some of this equipment in order to continue his activities
October 25, 1917 - Petrograd - In the early hours of 25 October, Stalin joins Lenin in a Central Committee meeting in the Smolny Institute, from where the Bolshevik coup—the October Revolution—was being directed. Armed Bolshevik militia had seized Petrograd's electric power station, main post office, state bank, telephone exchange, and several bridges. A Bolshevik-controlled ship, the "Aurora", sails up to the Winter Palace, and opens fire, with the assembled delegates of the Provisional Government surrendering and being arrested by the Bolsheviks
November 15, 1917 - Petrograd - The Declaration of the Rights of the Peoples of Russia is promulgated by the Bolshevik government and signed by Lenin and Stalin
November 25(?), 1917 - Helsinki, Finland - Stalin travels to Helsinki to talk with the Finnish Social-Democrats, granting Finland's request for independence in December
December 15, 1917 - (While in Petrograd)(?) - An armistice between Soviet Russia and the Central Powers is concluded
December 22, 1917 - (While in Petrograd)(?) - Peace negotiations begin in Brest-Litovsk
March 3, 1918 - (While in Petrograd)(?) - Treaty of Brest-Litovsk - End of Russia's participation in the War
May 1(?), 1918 - Tsaritsyn (Stalingrad/Volgograd) - Lenin dispatches Stalin to the city of Tsaritsyn (later known as Stalingrad, now Volgograd). Situated on the Lower Volga, it was a key supply route to the oil and grain of the North Caucasus. With a critical shortage of food in Russia, Stalin is assigned to procure any he could find according to Prodrazvyorstka policy. The city was also in danger of falling to the White Army
July 1(?), 1918 - Tsaritsyn - The Battle of Tsaritsyn begins
December 1(?), 1918 - Perm - Stalin is sent to Perm to lead an inquiry into how Alexander Kolchak's White forces had been able to decimate Red troops based there
January(?) 1(?), 1919 - ? - Stalin marries 16-year-old Nadezhda "Nadya" Alliluyeva
January 7, 1919 - Ukranian frontier - A bolshevik army under the command of Vladimir Antonov-Ovseyenko, Stalin and Volodymyr Zatonsky, invades Ukraine
February(?) 1(?), 1919 - Moscow - Arrives in Moscow (between January and March)
March 18, 1919 - Moscow - The 8th Congress of the Russian Communist Party begins in Moscow
March 23, 1919 - Moscow - The 8th Congress of the Russian Communist Party ends
May 1(?), 1919 - near Petrograd - Stalin is dispatched to the Western Front, near Petrograd. To stem mass desertions and defections of Red Army soldiers, Stalin has deserters and renegades rounded up and publicly executed as traitors
November 1(?), 1919 - ? - Awarded the Order of the Red Banner for his wartime service
February 7, 1920 - Caucasus - Appointed Head of the Worker's and Peasants' Inspectorate and transfered to the Caucasus
July 1(?), 1920 - Poland - Participation in the Polish-soviet war
July 8, 1920 - Poland(?) - Telegram to Ordzhonikidze: "My opinion is that one cannot endlessly manoeuvre between the sides. One should back one of the sides, in this case - Azerbaijan and Turkey. I have spoken to Lenin, he doesn’t mind"
August 1(?), 1920 - Moscow - Stalin returns to Moscow, where he defends himself before the Politburo by attacking the whole campaign strategy. Although this tactic works, he nonetheless resigns his military commission, something he had repeatedly threatened to do when he didn't get his way
September 22, 1920 - Moscow - At the Ninth Party Conference, Trotsky openly criticizes Stalin's war record. Stalin is accused of insubordination, personal ambition, military incompetence and seeking to build his own reputation by victories on his own front at the expense of operations elsewhere. Neither he nor anybody else challenges these attacks; he only briefly reaffirms his position that the war itself was a mistake, something which everybody agrees on by this point
September 25(?), 1920 - Moscow - Stalin feels resentful and under-appreciated and demands demission from the military, which is granted
November 9, 1920 - Baku, Azerbaijan - Speech at a joint session of the Central Committee of the Azerbaijani Communist Party
February 12, 1921 - Baku(?) - Telegram to Lenin: "ban Chicherin from sending notes to the Turks dictated by the Armenian nationalists"
March 1(?), 1921 - (While in Baku?) - Nadya gives birth to another of Stalin's sons, Vasily
May 30(?), 1921 - Nalchik - On vacations
June(?) 15(?), 1921 - Tiflis, Georgia - Stalin returnes to the southern Caucasus, there calling on Georgian Communists to avoid the chauvinistic Georgian nationalism which marginalised the Abkhazian, Ossetian, and Adjarian minorities in Georgia. On this trip, Stalin meets with his son Yakov, and brings him back to Moscow
June 25, 1921 - Tiflis - Session of the Commission to demarcate the borders between the republics of the South Caucassus
July 2, 1921 - Tiflis - Stalin participates (until July 7th) in the sessions of the plenum of the Caucassus Bureau Central Committee
March 27, 1922 - Moscow - The 11th Communist Party Congress begins
April 2, 1922 - Moscow - The 11th Communist Party Congress ends - Stalin is nominated as the party's new General Secretary

Lenin and Stalin at Lenin's dacha
Gorki, September 2, 1922

September 2, 1922 - Gorki, Moscow Oblast - Lenin and Stalin are photographed by Maria Ulyanova at Lenin's dacha in Gorki
April 17, 1923 - Moscow - The 12th Congress of the Russian Communist Party begins
April 25, 1923 - Moscow - The 12th Congress of the Russian Communist Party ends
January 16, 1924 - Moscow - The 13th Party Conference begins
January 18, 1924 - Moscow - The 13th Party Conference ends
January 27, 1924 - Moscow - Lenin's funeral. His body is carried to the Red Square. Stalin is one of the pallbearers
April 1(?), 1924 - (While in Moscow) - The ukranian mining town of Yuzovka is renamed Stalino (Today, Donetsk)
May 23, 1924 - Moscow - The 13th Communist Party Congress begins - Lenin's political testament is read
May 31, 1924 - Moscow - The 13th Communist Party Congress ends - Embarrassed by its contents, Stalin offers his resignation as General Secretary; this act of humility saves him and he is retained in the position
April 10, 1925 - (While in Moscow) - Tsaritsyn is renamed Stalingrad (today, Volgograd)
December 18, 1925 - Moscow - The 14th Communist Party Congress begins
December 31, 1925 - Moscow - The 14th Communist Party Congress ends, marked by the struggle for the control of the Party between Stalin and Trotsky
February 28, 1926 - Moscow - Daughter Svetlana is born
July 30, 1926 - Moscow - Trotsky and Stalin bear the coffin of Felix Dzerzhinsky
October 1(?), 1926 - Moscow - 15th Party Conference
October 1, 1927 - Moscow - Zinoviev and Trotsky are removed from the Central Committee
December 2, 1927 - Moscow - The 15th Congress of the All-Union Communist Party begins
December 19, 1927 - Moscow - The 15th Congress of the All-Union Communist Party ends
January(?) 1(?), 1928 - Novosibirsk - Stalin travels to Novosibirsk, where he alleges that kulaks were hoarding their grain and orders that the kulaks be arrested and their grain confiscated
February 1(?), 1928 - Moscow - Stalin brings much of Novosibirsk's grain back to Moscow with him in February
October 1(?), 1928 - Moscow - The "Five year Plan" starts being implemented, with focus on Heavy industries
January(?) 1(?), 1929 - Moscow - The Politburo announces the mass collectivisation of Agriculture, establishing both kolkhozy collective farms and sovkhoz state farms
November 1(?), 1929 - Moscow - Stalin removes Bukharin from the Politburo. (He opposed the forced collectivisation reforms)

Stalin's 50th birthday celebration, 1929

December 21, 1929 - Moscow - Celebration of Stalin's 50th birthday in the Kremlin
January 1(?), 1930 - Moscow - The Politburo approves the liquidation of the kulak class (independent wealthy farmers)
June 1(?), 1931 - Moscow - The decision to begin construction of the Moscow Metro is made by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union
January 1(?), 1932 - Moscow - The plan for the first lines of the Moscow Metro is approved
May 1(?), 1932 - Moscow - Stalin introduces a system of kolkhoz markets where peasants could trade their surplus produce
August 1(?), 1932 - Moscow - A decree is introduced considering that the theft of even a handful of grain could be a capital offense
November 8, 1932 - Moscow - After a group dinner in the Kremlin in which Stalin flirts with other women, Nadya Alliluyeva Stalin, aged 31, shoots herself
March 21, 1933 - Moscow - The Soviet government approves a plan for 10 subway lines with a total route length of 80 km (50 mi)
May 1(?), 1933 - Moscow - Stalin releases from prison many convicted of minor offenses, ordering the security services not to enact further mass arrests and deportations
October 1(?), 1933 - Moscow - Stalin initiates confidential communications with Hitler
September 1(?), 1934 - Moscow - Stalin launches a commission to investigate false imprisonments; that same month he calls for the execution of workers at the Stalin Metallurgical Factory accused of spying for Japan
September 18, 1934 - (While in Moscow) - The Soviet Union becomes a member of the Society of Nations
December 1, 1934 - (While in Moscow) - A close friend of Stalin, Sergey Kirov, is murdered in Leningrad. The soviet leader becomes increasingly concerned by the threat of assassination
January(?) 1(?), 1935 - Moscow - Stalin orders the NKVD to expel suspected counter-revolutionaries from urban areas
May 1(?), 1935 - (While in Moscow) - The soviets sign a Treaty of mutual Assistance with France and Czechoslovakia
May 15, 1935 - Moscow - The first Moscow subway line is open to the public
July 25, 1935 - Moscow - The 7th World Congress of the Communist International (Comintern) begins
August 20, 1935 - Moscow - The 7th World Congress of the Communist International (Comintern) ends
August 14, 1936 - Moscow - The Soviet Press Agency TASS announces the discovery of a "Trotskyist-Zinovievist" plot and the imminent start of the Trial of the 16 accused
August 25, 1936 - Moscow - First Moscow Trial - Kamenev and Zinoviev are among those accused of plotting assassinations, found guilty in a show trial, and executed
January 1(?), 1937 - Moscow - Second Moscow Trial
July 30, 1937 - Moscow - NKVD order No.00447 is signed by Stalin, listing 268,950 people for arrest, of whom 75,950 would be executed
August 1(?), 1937 - (While in Moscow) - Soviet Union and China sign a non-aggression pact
August 15, 1937 - (While in Moscow) - Until August 15, 101,000 people are arrested and 14,000 convicted by order No.00447
February 14, 1938 - Moscow - "Response to Comrade Ivanov"
March 1(?), 1938 - Moscow - Third Moscow Trial - Bukharin and Rykov are accused of involvement in the alleged Trotskyite-Zinovievite terrorist plot and sentenced to death
July 23, 1938 - Moscow - The Omsk NKVD chief named Gorbach requests an increased quota of thousands of more executions, since his men had already fulfilled their plan; the request is approved by Stalin personally, who promotes Gorbach to a larger district
December 31, 1938 - (While in Moscow) - By the end of 1938, 386,798 soviet citizens are executed to fulfil order No.00447
May 1(?), 1939 - Moscow - Germany begins negotiations with the Soviets, proposing that Eastern Europe be divided between the two powers. Stalin sees this as an opportunity both for territorial expansion and temporary peace with Germany
August 23, 1939 - Moscow - The non-aggression Ribbentrop-Molotov pact is signed
September 17, 1939 - (While in Moscow) - The Red Army enters Eastern Poland
September 28, 1939 - Moscow - Germany and the Soviet Union exchange some of their newly conquered territories; Germany gains the linguistically Polish-dominated areas of Lublin Province and part of Warsaw Province while the Soviets gain Lithuania

October 5, 1939 - Moscow - Veteran finnish negotiator Juho Paasikivi arrives in Moscow to receive soviet proposals, which included a northward extension of the border in the Karelian Isthmus and a 30-year lease of the port of Hangö, at the mouth of the Gulf of Finland
November 30, 1939 - (While in Moscow) - Soviet Union invades Finland
December 14, 1939 - (While in Moscow) - The Soviet Union is expelled from the Society of Nations for invading Finland
March 5, 1940 - Moscow - Beria proposes to execute all captive member of the polish officer corps. Stalin and the Politburo approve
March 12, 1940 - Moscow - Moscow Peace Treaty signed by Finland and the Soviet Union - Finland cedes territories to the Soviet Union
April 3, 1940 - (While in Moscow) - Katyn Massacre: After April 3rd, about 22,000 polish prisoners are executed
May 1(?), 1940 - (While in Moscow) - Most members of the military Supreme Command are arrested and mass arrests happen throughout the military, often on fabricated charges. These purges replace most of the party's old guard with younger officials who did not remember a time before Stalin's leadership and who are regarded as more personally loyal to him. Party functionaries readily carry out their commands and seek to ingratiate themselves with Stalin to avoid becoming the victim of the purge. Such functionaries often carry out a greater number of arrests and executions than their quotas set by Stalin's central government
June 1(?), 1940 - (While in Moscow) - The Red Army enters the Baltic States
June 2, 1940 - Moscow(?) - First meeting with Zhukov
June 28, 1940 - (While in Moscow) - The Soviets invade Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina
July 3, 1940 - (While in Moscow) - The Soviets complete the annexation of Bessarabia and Northern Bukovina
August 1(?), 1940 - (While in Moscow) - The Baltic States are merged into the Soviet Union
August 20, 1940 - (While in Moscow) - Leon Trotsky is assassinated in Mexico
January 2, 1941 - Kremlin, Moscow - Meeting of Conference participants with Stalin
January 14, 1941 - Moscow - Appoints Zhukov chief of the General staff
April 1(?), 1941 - (While in Moscow) - The Soviets sign a neutrality pact with Japan
May 6, 1941 - Moscow - Stalin replaces Motolov as Premier of the Soviet Union
May 24, 1941 - Kremlin, Moscow - Stalin meets Zhukov and Timoshenko
June 14, 1941 - Kremlin, Moscow - Stalin is urged by Zhukov and Timoshenko to alert border forces and deploy more troops on the border
June 21, 1941 - Kremlin, Moscow - New meeting with Zhukov and Timoshenko - directive issued to all military districts warning of possible german surprise attack on 22 or 23
June 22, 1941 - Kremlin, Moscow - Zhukov and Timoshenko meet Stalin as reports of the invasion come in
June 25(?), 1941 - Moscow - Stalin orders a scorched earth policy of destroying infrastructure and food supplies before the Germans could seize them, also commanding the NKVD to kill around 100,000 political prisoners in areas the Wehrmacht approached
June 30, 1941 - Moscow - Stalin issues a decree establishing the State Defence Committee - GKO
July 1, 1941 - Moscow - Stalin removes Pavlov as commander of the western front and names Timoshenko
July 7, 1941 - Moscow - Stalin receives a telegram from Churchill
July 16, 1941 - Moscow - Stalin orders the arrest of Pavlov and his direct officers - (While in Moscow) - Yakov is captured at the Battle of Smolensk
July 19, 1941 - Moscow - Stalin is named people's commissar for defense
July 20, 1941 - Moscow - Stalin and the head of GPU issue a directive to all political commissars stressing their special responsability for maintaining discipline in the armed forces and for dealing harshly with cowards, deserters, and panic mongers
August 8, 1941 - Moscow - Stalin becomes supreme commander of the Armed Forces
August 16, 1941 - Moscow - Stalin issues order No.270 (signed by Zhukov) instructing that cowards and deserters are to be eliminated
August 18, 1941 - Moscow - Stalin and Stavka issue a directive that Kiev must not surrender
September 9, 1941 - Moscow - Stalin authorizes partial withrawal from Kiev. Changes his mind next day
September 11, 1941 - Moscow - Meets Zhukov. Appoints him commander of the Leningrad Front
September 12, 1941 - Moscow - Stalin directs frontline commander to form "blocking detachments" to stop red army soldiers from fleeing
September 17, 1941 - Moscow - Stavka finally authorizes a withrawal from Kiev to the eastern bank of the Dnepr
October 5, 1941 - Moscow - Stalin phones Zhukov in Leningrad, asking him to fly to Moscow
October 15, 1941 - Moscow - Stalin orders the evacuation of the Communist Party, the General Staff and various civil government offices from Moscow to Kuibyshev (now Samara), leaving only a limited number of officials behind
November 8, 1941 - Kremlin, Moscow - Zhukov meets Stalin in the Kremlin
July 28, 1942 - Moscow - Stalin issues Order No.227 - Not a step back! - which directed that those retreating would be placed in "penal battalions" used as cannon fodder on the front lines

Time Magazine, January 4, 1943

January 4, 1943 - (While in Moscow) - Stalin appears in the cover of "Time Magazine" as Man of the Year
March 16, 1943 - Moscow - Stalin orders Zhukov to go to Kursk to contain the german counteroffensive
April 14, 1943 - (While in Moscow) - Yakov is shot and killed at Sachsenhausen concentration camp, Oranienburg,  after refusing to obey orders
November 6, 1943 - Moscow - Speech at Celebration Meeting of the Moscow Soviet of Working People’s Deputies and Moscow Party and Public Organizations
November 28, 1943 - Teheran, Iran - First meeting of Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin
February 5, 1944 - Moscow - Stalin assures Churchill that Poland will be free

Yalta Conference

February 4, 1945 - Yalta, Crimea - The Yalta Conference begins
February 11, 1945 - Yalta - The Yalta Conference ends
June 18, 1945 - Stalin's dacha, Moscow(?) - Stalin asks Zhukov if he still remembers how to ride a horse (for the victory parade)
July 16, 1945 - Berlin, Germany - Stalin arrives by train to Berlin
July 18, 1945 - Potsdam - Dinner with Churchill
July 24, 1945 - Potsdam - Churchill gives a banquet to Stalin and Truman
October 1(?), 1945 - Moscow - Stalin falls ill
October 9, 1945 - Moscow - Stalin, Molotov and Malenkov vote to "give comrade Stalin a holiday of a month and a half"
October 13(?), 1945 - Sochi - Stalin arrives in his special train at Sochi. Before the arrival, he suffers a serious heart attack
October 15, 1945 - Gagra, Abkhazia - The special train arrives at Gagra on the Black Sea
February 1(?), 1947 - Moscow - Stalin suggests that Lazar Kaganovich be sent to Ukraine to "help" Khrushchev (who falls sick with pneumonia)
April 1(?), 1947 - Moscow - Stalin withraws the Red Army from Northern Iran
December 1(?), 1947 - Moscow - Stalin's government devalues the ruble and abolishes the ration-book system
March 1(?), 1948 - Moscow - Stalin launches an anti-Tito campaign, accusing the Yugoslav communists of adventurism and deviating from Marxist–Leninist doctrine
March 9, 1948 - Moscow - Meeting between Stalin and his military advisors
March 12, 1948 - Moscow - A secret memorandum is sent to Molotov, outlining a plan to force the policy of the western allies into line with the wishes of the Soviet government by "regulating" access to Berlin
March 25, 1948 - Moscow - The Soviets issue orders restricting Western military and passenger traffic between the American, British and French occupation zones and Berlin
April 1, 1948 - Moscow - The new measures begin on 1 April along with an announcement that no cargo could leave Berlin by rail without the permission of the Soviet commander. Each train and truck was to be searched by the Soviet authorities
June 1(?), 1948 - (While in Moscow) - Berlin Blockade
June 24, 1948 - (While in Moscow) - The soviets sever land (including railways) and water connections between the non-soviet zones and Berlin
November 1(?), 1948 - Moscow - Stalin abolishes the Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee, and show trials take place for some of its members
January(?) 1(?), 1949 - Moscow - Stalin brings Nikita Khrushchev from Ukraine to Moscow, appointing him a Central Committee secretary and the head of the city's party branch
March 1(?), 1949 - Moscow - North korean leader Kim Il-Sung, visits Stalin
April 15, 1949 - Moscow - Soviet news agency TASS reports a willingness by the Soviets to lift the blockade of Berlin
May 1(?), 1949 - Moscow - Stalin relents and ends the blockade of Berlin
May 12, 1949 - (While in Moscow) - The Soviet blockade of Berlin is lifted at one minute after midnight on 12 May 1949
August 1(?), 1949 - (While in Moscow) - The soviet atom bomb is tested in the deserts outside Semipalatinsk, in Kazakhstan
October 1(?), 1949 - (While in Moscow) - The soviets form East Germany into the German Democratic Republic in response to the western powers transforming Western Germany into an independent Federal Republic
December 16, 1949 - Moscow - Mao Zedong arrives in Moscow. First meeting with Stalin

Mao Zedong and Stalin, 1949

December 18, 1949 - Bolshoi Theatre, Moscow - Stalin celebrates his 70th anniversary alongside marxist-leninist leaders from the world
January 22, 1950 - Moscow - Talks with Mao Zedong
February 14, 1950 - Moscow - Sino-Soviet Treaty - Stalin and Mao Zedong sign a treaty of Friendship
February(?) 20(?), 1950 - Abkhazia - Vacations in his abkhazian dacha
March 1(?), 1950 - Moscow - North korean leader Kim Il-Sung, visits Stalin
May 1(?), 1950 - Moscow - Stalin agrees to provide support for the north koreans in invading the south
June 20, 1950 - Moscow - Publication of "Marxism and Problems of Linguistics" in the newspaper "Pravda"
September 30, 1950 - Moscow - First prosecution of the Leningrad Affair - several are sentenced to death on false accusations of embezzlement of the Soviet State budget for "unapproved business in Leningrad", which was labeled as anti-Soviet treason
September 26, 1951 - Gagra, Abkhazia - Stalin receives Georgian State Security Minister N.M. Rukhadze
October 29, 1951 - Gagra, Abkhazia - Rukhadze reports to Stalin that the allegations of bribe-taking had been proven false
November 3, 1951 - Gagra, Abkhazia - Stalin calls Rukhadze and proposes that he prepares a note about the bribery issue
January 1(?), 1952 - Moscow - Stalin has one doctor imprisoned after he suggests that he should retire to improve his health
September 1(?), 1952 - Moscow - Several Kremlin doctors are arrested for allegedly plotting to kill senior politicians in what came to be known as the Doctors' Plot; the majority of the accused were Jewish
March 1, 1953 - Kuntsevo, Moscow - Stalin is found semi-conscious on the bedroom floor of his Volynskoe dacha in Kuntsevo
March 5, 1953 - Kuntsevo, Moscow - Stalin dies of a cerebral haemorrhage, aged =(END)

Bibliography

VOLKOGONOV, Dmitri - Stalin, Triumph and Tragedy, 1991

Winston Churchill | Timeline

Sir Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill, KG, OM, CH, TD, PC, DL, FRS, RA (30 November 1874 – 24 January 1965) was a British statesman who was the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 1940 to 1945 and again from 1951 to 1955. Churchill was also an officer in the British Army, a historian, a writer (as Winston S. Churchill), and an artist. He won the Nobel Prize in Literature, and was the first person to be made an honorary citizen of the United States. (Intro from Wikipedia)

November 11, 1874 - Blenheim Palace, Woodstock - Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill is born
January 1(?), 1877 - Dublin, Ireland - Winston travels to Dublin, where his grandfather was appointed Viceroy of Ireland
February 15(?), 1880 - London - Churchill family returns to London
December 25, 1881 - Blenheim Palace, Woodstock - Spends Christmas at Blenheim Palace
January 4, 1882 - Blenheim Palace, Woodstock - Writes his first letter to his mother
April(?) 1(?), 1882 - Isle of Wight - Winston visits the Isle of Wight in the Easter
November 2(?), 1882 - near Ascot - Goes to St George Boarding School
December 25, 1882 - London - Spends Christmas in London
September 1(?), 1884 - Brighton - Winston is transfered to a boarding school near the Sea, for health reasons
December 25, 1884 - London - Spends Christmas in London
January 20, 1885 - Brighton - Winston returns to Brighton
March 14, 1886 - Brighton - Winston almost dies with pneumonia - gets better on 17th
June 18, 1886 - London - Convinces his mother to let him go to London for the Queen's Jubilee
March 15, 1888 - Harrow - Passes his examinations to enter Harrow School
April 1(?), 1888 - Harrow - Winston enters Harrow School
September 30(?), 1888 - Harrow - Joins the Army class at Harrow
January 1, 1891 - Banstead - Spends New year at Banstead
January(?) 1(?), 1892 - Versailles, France - Spends a month in Versailles to improve his french
July 1(?), 1892 - Sandhurst - Winston fails the Sandhurst entrance examination
November 29, 1892 - Sandhurst - Winston improves, but fails again
January 10, 1893 - Bournemouth - Winston Fractures his thigh during a holiday chase with his brother
August 3, 1893 - London - As Winston prepares to leave England, receives news that he passed the exams in Sandhurst
August 7(?), 1893 - Luzern, Switzerland - Writes to his father giving accounts of the Holiday
August 14, 1893 - Milan, Italy - Receives a letter from his father concerning Sandhurst
September 1(?), 1893 - Sandhurst - begins his Sandhurst Military academy course
December 25, 1893 - Blenheim Palace, Woodstock - Spends Christmas at Blenheim Palace
August 1(?), 1894 - Visits Waterloo, Antwerp and Zermatt, in Switzerland
January 24, 1895 - London - Lord Randolph, Winston's father, dies
February 20, 1895 - Aldershot - Churchill enters the Cavalry, being gazetted a 2nd Lieutenant with the 4th Hussars =(START)
July 23, 1895 - Aldershot - Churchill meets the visiting Duke and Duchess of York, later King George V and Queen Mary
October 30, 1895 - Liverpool - Churchill departs for Cuba aboard the Cunard Royal Mail Steamship "Etruria"
November 9, 1895 - New York City - Churchill spends one week at New york. Visits West Point
November 18, 1895 - Tampa, Florida - Takes a ship to Havana
November 19, 1895 - Havana, Cuba - Arrives in Havana
November 21, 1895 - Havana - Churchill and Barnes leave Havana by train to join the spanish troops
November 23, 1895 - Central Cuba
December 2, 1895 - Central Cuba - Churchill experiences being attacked and in combat with rebels (1st and 2/12)
December 10, 1895 - Tampa - Churchill leaves Cuba for the Unites States and home
December 27, 1895 - Liverpool | London - The "RMS Etruria" arrives in Liverpool. Train to London
September 11, 1896 - Southampton - Churchill departs for India with the 4th Hussars aboard the "SS Britannia"
October 1, 1896 - Bombay, India - Churchill arrives in Bombay
October 4, 1896 - Poona, India - At a camp in Poona
October 10, 1896 - Bangalore, India - Churchill stays in Bangalore for 6 months

On Horseback, in 4th Hussars' uniform

November 1(?), 1896 - Secunderabad - Churchull meets Pamela Plowden, daughter of a british resident in Hyderabad
December 1(?), 1896 - Calcutta - Travels to Calcutta to play Polo
February 1(?), 1897 - Bangalore - Churchill is made Brigade Mayor(???)
April 18(?), 1897 - With intention of being a war correspondent in Crete (after Turkey's declaration of War against Greece on April 5th), Churchill departs to Italy
May 8, 1897 - As the turks defeat the greeks. Churchill decides to continue to London
May 20(?), 1897 - London - Churchill arrives in London
June 26, 1897 - Bath - Makes his first political speech in a Primrose League meeting
July 1(?), 1897 - London - After hearing about the Pathan tribesman revolt, Takes the train in London for Brindisi
August 24, 1897 - Bangalore, India - Writes his mother from this date
August 29, 1897 - Bangalore - Churchill departs to the frontier, where the revolt was happening
September 4(?), 1897 - Malakand - Reaches Malakand, on the northwest frontier in the "first week of September"
September 16, 1897 - Markhanai - Sees action in the frontier village of Markhanai
September 23, 1897 - Zagai - After Domadola, Sees action again at Zagai
September 30, 1897 - Agrah - Attached to the 31st Punjabi Regiment - Action in Agrah
October 2, 1897 - Inayat Kila - Writes his mother from General Blood's HQ
October 12, 1897 - Inayat Kila - Writes his mother telling her he had participated in 15 fights
October 18(?), 1897 - Bangalore - Churchill is ordered back to Bangalore
December 31, 1897 - Bangalore - Churchill sends his mother the manuscript of his book "The Story of the Malakand Field Force"
January 18(?), 1898 - Calcutta - Goes to Calcutta, where he stays with the Viceroy
March 1(?), 1898 - Peshawar - Attached to the Tirah Expeditionary Force
March 14, 1898 - "The Story of the Malakand Field Force" is published in London
June 1(?), 1898 - Bombay - Sails from Mombay to London, via Egypt
June 15(?), 1898 - Egypt - Churchill leaves his servant and campaigning kit in Egypt, hoping to return
July 2, 1898 - London - Churchill reaches London
July 14, 1898 - Bradford - Speeches at Bradford
July 22(?), 1898 - Nº10 Downing Street, London - Lord Salisbury, the prime-minister, meets Churchill after reading his book
July 27, 1898 - London - Leaves London in the morning
July 30, 1898 - Marseille, France - Boards ship to Egypt
August 2, 1898 - Cairo, Egypt - Arrives in Egypt. Goes at once to the 21st Lancers Barracks
August 5, 1898 - Luxor - Writes his mother from this date
August 14, 1898 - Atbara - The 21st lancers reach Atbara and camp
August 24, 1898 - 60 miles from Omdurman, Sudan
August 26, 1898 - near Omdurman - Request of transfer to the egyptian cavalry denied
September 1, 1898 - Omdurman, Sudan - Opposite side of the Nile to Khartoum. Battle of Omdurman on the next day
September 3, 1898 - Khartoum, Sudan - Churchill disagrees with Lord Kitchener about the atrocities commited against wounded and prisoners
October 1(?), 1898 - Dover - Speech
October 25, 1898 - Rotherhithe, London - Speech
November 1(?), 1898 - An article in the "World" states that he was leaving the army to become secretary to the under-secretary of State for War, George Wyndham
November 30, 1898 - London - Leaves London for India
December 2, 1898 - Brindisi, Italy - After crossing europe by train, Churchill Boards the ship "Osiris"
December 29, 1898 - Bangalore - Writes his mother from this date
February 1(?), 1899 - Bangalore - Churchill receives a letter from Robert Ascroft, asking him to stand with him at the next General Election
March 16(?), 1899 - Bombay - Churchill leaves India for the last time
March 25(?), 1899 - Cairo, Egypt - Spends 2 weeks in Cairo, working on another book and interviewing people
April 15(?), 1899 - London - Churchill arrives in London
July 6, 1899 - Churchill is defeated in the elections
September 18, 1899 - Churchill receives a telegram from the "Daily Mail" asking him to go as their correspondent to South África
October 6, 1899 - Drafts a formal application to join a british Yeomanry Regiment
October 12, 1899 - Oldham - As the Boer war starts, Churchill goes to Oldham for a last public meeting
October 14, 1899 - Southampton - Reaches Southampton by train. Boards the "Dunottar Castle" to South África
October 31, 1899 - Cape Town, South Africa - The "Dunottar Castle" reaches Cape town (with general Buller on board)
November 1, 1899 - Beaufort West - Trying to reach Ladysmith, under threat of capture by the Boers
November 4, 1899 - Durban - Reaches Durban by midnight. Very seasick during a small trip
November 5, 1899 - Pietermaritzburg - Churchill, always resourceful, manages to hire a train to proceed north
November 6, 1899 - In London, "River War" is published
November 9, 1899 - Outskirts of Colenso - Riding with the british troops
November 15, 1899 - Estcourt - Churchill participates in a scouting expedition to pick up information. Boers fire and he helps as trucks jam. Churchill is made Prisioner of War in Pretoria
November 18, 1899 - Pretoria - Writes his mother from the POW camp
December 10, 1899 - Pretoria - Churchill asks Haldane if he can escape to Mozambique with him and Brockie
December 13(?), 1899 - Pretoria - Churchill escapes alone, without compass and dutch-speaking help
December 14(?), 1899 - Witbank, 60 miles East of Pretoria - Churchill awakes in the morning and jumps train. Awaits for next night to board another. Starving, he finds a british mine where fellow brittons help hidding him
December 19, 1899 - Witbank - The english manage to put Churchill on a train to Transvaal, with food and drink
December 21, 1899 - Lourenço Marques (today Maputo), Mozambique - Churchill arrives in Lourenço Marques. Goes at once to the british consulate. After cleaning, bath and telegrams, Churchill decides to board a boat to S.A immediatly
December 23, 1899 - Durban - The small boat reaches Durban
December 26, 1899 - Pietermaritzburg - Churchill return to HQ, very close to the spot where he was captured
January 2, 1900 - Churchill accepts a commission in the South African Light Horse
January 9, 1900 - Tugela River - Buller crosses the Tugela
January 23, 1900 - Spioenkop - Churchill witnesses and reports about the battle of Spioenkop
January 28, 1900 - Lady Randolph and his Churchill's brother Jack, arrive in Durban aboard the hospital ship "Maine"
February 5, 1900 - Tugela River - Churchill writes his mother at Durban
February 25, 1900 - Tugela River(?) - Churchill is nearly killed by shrapnel
February 28, 1900 - Ladysmith - Lord Dundonald invites Churchill to ride with him and enter the city
April 4(?), 1900 - Durban - Arrives in Durban from Ladysmith
April 16(?), 1900 - East London - Sails for East London
April 18(?), 1900 - Cape Town - Takes the train to Cape Town
April 20(?), 1900 - Bloemfontein - Travels inland by Train to the front
April 22, 1900 - Dewetsdorp - Joins McNeill's scouts to cut off a boer commando from the crest of a hill
May 15, 1900 - (Riding to Pretoria) - As Churchill rides with Hamilton towards Pretoria, "London to Ladysmith via Pretoria" is published
June 1(?), 1900 - South of Johannesburg
June 5, 1900 - Pretoria - Churchill enters in the defeated Boer Capital
June 11, 1900 - Diamond Hill - Violent battle with the boers
June 16, 1900 - Pretoria - Returns to Pretoria, as 3000 of his books are published in the USA
June 20, 1900 - Kopjes Station (100 miles South of Johannesburg) - Train to Cape Town is sabotaged. Churchill helps organizing trip back to Kopjes Station
July 7, 1900 - Cape Town - Churchill leaves South Africa for the last time
July 10, 1900 - South Atlantic Ocean - As Churchill is on his way to england "Vanity Fair" magazine writes about him
July 20, 1900 - Southampton - Churchill arrives in England
July 25, 1900 - Oldham - He is adopted as the prospective candidate for the General Election
August 1(?), 1900 - Oldham - Speaches at Oldham and "a dozen other places"
September 19, 1900 - Oldham - Churchill sets up his campaign Headquarters
October 1, 1900 - Oldham - Poll day in Oldham. Churchill is elected to the Parlament
October 12, 1900 - Churchill publishes "Ian Hamilton's March" bases on the 13 telegraphic reports he sent to the "Morning Post" from South África
October 25, 1900 - Starts another job as lecturer, travelling as far north as Dundee, Dublin and Belfast
November 30, 1900 - Cheltenham - On his 26th birthday, Churchill lectures at Cheltenham
December 1, 1900 - Liverpool - Boards the Steamship "Lucania" to the USA
December 8, 1900 - New York City - Churchill arrives in New York
December 10, 1900 - Albany - Meets Governor Theodore Roosevelt, Vice-President
December 11, 1900 - Philadelphia - Lecture at Philadelphia
December 12, 1900 - New York City - Churchill lectures at the Waldorf-Astoria. Meets Mark Twain
December 17, 1900 - Boston - Takes the night train to Boston
January 22, 1901 - Winnipeg, Canada - Churchill receives the news of Queen Victoria's death
February 2, 1901 - New York City - Sails for England aboard the "Etruria"
February 10, 1901 - Liverpool - Churchill arrives in Britain
February 14, 1901 - London - Takes his seat in the Parlament
February 28, 1901 - London - Maiden speech in the House of Commons

Maiden speech day

April 23, 1901 - Liverpool - Speech to the Liverpool Conservative Association
October 4, 1901 - Saddleworth, Yorkshire - Appeals for a "Supreme Effort" to end the war in South África
January 7, 1902 - Blackpool - Speaks about poverty in Britain to an audience of conservative MPs
April 14, 1902 - House of Commons, London - Budget Debate
September 1(?), 1902 - Balmoral, Scotland - Invited by King Edward VII to Balmoral
October 6, 1902 - Oldham - Visit to Oldham
November 20, 1902 - Southampton(?) - Leaves England for Egypt
December 12, 1902 - Aswan, Egypt - Witnesses the opening of the Aswan Dam
February 24, 1903 - House of Commons, London - Speaks against increase in military spending
November 11, 1903 - Birmingham - Speaker at a trade meeting in Birmingham
December 21, 1903 - Halifax - Speech at Halifax
March 2, 1904 - House of Commons - Speech to the new session of Parlament
May 13, 1904 - Manchester - Speaks to the Liberal Federation
May 31, 1904 - House of Commons - Sits on the liberal Opposition benches in the House of Commons
October 18, 1904 - Carnarvon, Wales
November 10, 1904 - Edinburgh
March 1, 1905 - House of Commons - Criticises the New Secretary of State for War
October 1(?), 1905 - Blenheim Palace, Woodstock - Finishes the Biography of his father
October 13, 1905 - Manchester
October 31, 1905 - Dorset(?) - Dinner with King Edward VII
January 2, 1906 - "Lord Randolph Churchill" is published
January 4, 1906 - Manchester - In Manchester to launch his first election campaign
January 13, 1906 - Manchester - Polling day - Churchill is elected for Manchester as a Junior Minister
July 31, 1906 - House of Commons - Churchill announces the establishment of responsible government for the Transvaal
August 5(?), 1906 - Deauville, Normandy - France - On prolonged Holiday
August 15(?), 1906 - Paris - A few days in Paris to enjoy the nightlife and buy some expensive french books
August 25(?), 1906 - Eichhorn, Moravia - Guest of Baron de Forest
September 1(?), 1906 - Eggishorn, Switzerland
September 5(?), 1906 - Berlin
September 8, 1906 - Breslau - In Silesia as guest of the Kaiser, to watch military manoeuvers
September 14, 1906 - Vienna - Writes to Elgin from Vienna
September 15(?), 1906 - Venice - Arrives in Venice by train (middle of September)
October 11, 1906 - Glasgow - Speech in Glasgow
November 28, 1906 - London - Meets Mahātmā Gandhi in London
December 3, 1906 - London - Churchill informs House of Commons that Secretary of State for Colonies declined to approve Transvaal ordinance
December 17, 1906 - House of Commons - Churchill speaks about Orange Free State being granted a Government in the same lines as Transvaal
February 17, 1907 - London - Churchill informs House of Commons that Natal Government has been refused leave to introduce legislation excluding Asiatics from trading licenses
March 1(?), 1907 - Biarritz, France - Holiday in Biarritz, in one of the houses of Baron de Forest
April 15, 1907 - London - Colonial Prime ministers meet in London
May 8, 1907 - London - Photo taken as Under-secretary of State for the Colonies
August 28, 1907 - London - Departs for his big African travels
September 15(?), 1907 - Angouleme, France - Churchill attends french army manoeuvres
September 18(?), 1907 - Italy
September 22(?), 1907 - Eichhorn, Moravia - Shooting partridge and hare
September 28(?), 1907 - Italy
October(?) 1(?), 1907 - Syracuse, Sicily
October 2, 1907 - Valletta, Malta - Reaches Malta by ship
October 9, 1907 - Cyprus - Arrives in Cyprus in an admiralty cruise, HMS Venus
October 11(?), 1907 - Suez Canal
October 14(?), 1907 - Red Sea
October 20, 1907 - Aden - Departs on the HMS Venus to Berbera
October 27, 1907 - Berbera, Somaliland - Writes a memorandum regarding financial and military situation in Somaliland
October 31(?), 1907 - Mombasa, Kenya - Arrival in Mombasa
November 3, 1907 - Embo - Reaches Embo, with snow-clad Mount Kenya in sight
November 4, 1907 - Thika (NE of Nairobi) - Spends the day hunting lions, but without success
November 5, 1907 - Nairobi, Kenya - Dining with the Governor - Churchill tells his host to advance inland further than Embo
November 17(?), 1907 - Jinja - Reaches Jinja, where the Nile leaves Lake Victoria
November 18, 1907 - Port Alice (Entebbe), Uganda - Churchill reaches the British administration base in Entebbe, where he is received by the colonial administrator Sir Hesketh Bell
December 23, 1907 - Khartoum, Sudan - After a 10-day steamer trip, Churchill reaches Khartoum
January 3, 1908 - Cairo, Egypt - Relaxing in Cairo
January 17, 1908 - London - Churchill returns to London
January 22, 1908 - Manchester - Speech at Manchester
March 1(?), 1908 - London - Meets Clementine Hozier again at a dinner party
April 9, 1908 - London - Churchill accepts the Presidency of the Board of Trade
April 24, 1908 - Manchester - North-West Manchester by-election is held. Churchill looses in a close contest
May 9, 1908 - Dundee - Churchill stands for Paliament from Dundee
July 6, 1908 - St.Jame's Palace - Levee at St. Jame's Palace (Privy Councillor's uniform)
September 12, 1908 - St.Margaret's, Westminster - Churchill marries Clementine Houzier
February 5, 1909 - Newcastle - Churchill speaks abour social change
July 11, 1909 - Clementine gives birth to a daughter, Diana
September 6, 1909 - Leicester - Churchill speaks at Leicester against the intention of the House of Lords to vote against the budget
September 10, 1909 - Metz - Visits the franco-prussian war battlefield of Gravelotte
September 12, 1909 - Strasbourg - Writes to Clementine from Strasbourg
September 13, 1909 - Frankfurt - Arrives at Frankfurt after a long drive
September 14, 1909 - Würzburg - Spends the day at the german military manoeuvers
September 15, 1909 - Würzburg - First conversations with the Kaiser
September 17, 1909 - Würzburg - German army manoeuvers
September 18, 1909 - Blenheim - Churchill visits the site of his ancestor's victory over the french in 1704
October 16, 1909 - Dundee, Scotland - Speaks to his consituents
November 3, 1909 - London - Writes that there was "practically no checks upon german naval expansion"
January 9, 1910 - Leven, Scotland - Speech in Leven
February 15, 1910 - Election results announced: Churchill holds his seat at Dundee
July 20, 1910 - House of Commons, London - Presents his reforms to the commons - one of his intentions was to abolish automatic imprisonment for non-payment of fines
November 18, 1910 - London - Parliament is dissolved and General Elections called
November 22, 1910 - London - Suffragettes and their male supporters demand votes for Women
November 25, 1910 - House of Commons, London - Defends his actions in withholding army troops against riots in Wales
November 26, 1910 - Bradford - After a speach, Churchill is assaulted by a supporter of the suffragettes
November 30, 1910 - Sheffield - Election meeting
May 28, 1911 - Churchill's second child, Randolph, is born
May 30, 1911 - House of Commons, London - Churchill attacks the judges whom he believed had been unfair in Trade Union cases
June 22, 1911 - London - Coronation of King George V - Churchill and Clementine ride in the procession
June 29, 1911 - London - Procession through London with the new King
October 24, 1911 - London - Parliament is reassembled - Churchill is appointed "First Lord of the Admiralty"

First Lord of the Admiralty

November 17, 1911 - Devonport - Churchill launches the battleship "Centurion"
December 9, 1911 - Portsmouth - Inspects the Royal Naval Barracks and submarine school
February 14, 1912 - London - Churchill circulates the new german Navy law to the cabinet
March 18, 1912 - House of Commons, London - Churchill announces that for each german battleship, Britain will build two
May 9, 1912 - Weymouth - In Weymouth for the King's inspection of the fleet
May 15, 1912 - London - Speech in London about the horrors of the war
July 22, 1912 - House of Commons, London - Churchill explains the German Navy Law and Britain's response
April 6, 1913 - Portsmouth - Writes Clementine from Portsmouth
June 28, 1913 - London - At London Hendon Aerodrome for a flying meeting
October 1(?), 1913 - Sheerness - Churchill takes the command of a flying boat for the 1st time during instruction
February 23, 1914 - Portsmouth - Churchill pilots a flying boat
March 14, 1914 - Bradford - Speech in Bradford
March 17, 1914 - House of Commons, London - "Longest and perhaps also the most weighty and eloquent speech to which the House of Commons have listened during the present generation" (Daily Telegraph)
June 1(?), 1914 - Plymouth - Spends the first week of June in Plymouth, then Cherbourg
June 17, 1914 - House of Commons, London - Asks the House of Commons to authorize the purchase of 51% share in the profits of all oil produced by the anglo-Persian Oil company
August 14, 1914 - London - Gets the approval to set up a naval blockade of the german north sea ports
August 24, 1914 - Admiralty, London - Kirchener informs Churchill that the germans took the fortress of Namur, thought impregnable
August 26, 1914 - London - Obtains approval to send the Marine Brigade to Oostende
September 3, 1914 - London - Kitchener asks Churchill to take over the responsability for aerial defence of Britain
September 10, 1914 - Dunkirk - Churchill goes to france in secret, to inspect fortifications, air bases and armour
September 21, 1914 - Liverpool - All-party recruiting rally
September 22, 1914 - Dunkirk - Churchill is at Dunkirk as 3 cruisers are sunk by Weddigen's U-9
October 2, 1914 - London - Departs for France again
October 3, 1914 - Antwerp - Talks with the belgian government, about to flee
October 5, 1914 - Antwerp - Churchill offers himself to resign as First Lord and undertake command of the forces in Antwerp
October 7, 1914 - Dover - Returns to England, via Oostende. Third Child, Sarah, is born
October 8, 1914 - London(?) - Churchill authorises Spencer Grey to bomb Cologne with 4 airplanes and 16 bombs
October 17, 1914 - London(?) - Churchill orders a naval bombardment of the german-held coast
November 2, 1914 - London(?) - Orders the bombardment of forts at the Dardanelles
January 7, 1915 - London(?) - At the War Counsil, Churchill unveils his plans against Borkum Island
January 10, 1915 - Walmer Castle, Kent Coast - Guest of a liberal peer, Lord Beauchamp
January 13, 1915 - London(?) - Churchill explains to the War Counsil the political consequences of a victory in the Dardanelles
January 26, 1915 - London(?) - Churchull secures the French Government's agreement to participate in the Dardanelles Bombardment
February 16, 1915 - London(?) - Emergency meeting at the War Council - Greece didn't allow deployment of british troops
March 10, 1915 - London - War Council - optimism is such that the members discuss territorial aquisitions in Dardanelles
May 6, 1915 - Calais(?) - Churchill arrives in France to negociate Italy's entry the war on the side of the Entente
May 9, 1915 - Aubers Ridge (wounded at Merville convent) - Churchill spends the day at the battle zone
May 10, 1915 - London - Returns to London
May 18, 1915 - London - "The Times" criticizes Churchill  for "his disquieting personal adventures on the Continent"
May 21, 1915 - London - Appeals to Asquith to let him stay at the Admiralty
May 23, 1915 - London - After Asquith's refusal, Churchill leaves the Admiralty
June 5, 1915 - Dundee - Speeks with his constituents
June 18, 1915 - Hoe Farm - Spending Sunday
June 19, 1915 - London - At Downing Street to say goodbye to Asquith, Kitchener and Grey (He was about to be sent to the Dardanelles)
July 1(?), 1915 - London - Moves close to the House of Lords. Request to go to Calais for a inter-ministerial meeting is denied
August 20, 1915 - London - Close to disaster on the Dardanelles, Churchill recommends use of Gas
November 18, 1915 - London - Churchill departs to France in uniform of a Major in the Queen's own Oxfordshire Hussars
November 19, 1915 - La Gorgue - Visits his Division's HQ at La Gorgue
November 20, 1915 - North of Neuve Chapelle - Joins the 2nd Battalion, Grenadier Guards
December 1, 1915 - St. Orner - Returns to French's headquarters
December 5, 1915 - near Arras - Visits the french front line
December 7, 1915 - La Panne (BEL) - visits the point where the trenches reach the coast
December 9, 1915 - St. Orner - Appointed commander of the 56th Brigade with the rank of Brigadier-General
December 18, 1915 - St. Orner - For Political reasons, Asquith takes his rank and command of the brigade
December 28, 1915 - Neuve Chapelle - Observing another point of the front
December 29, 1915 - Vimy Ridge - Observing another point of the front
January 1, 1916 - Merris - Appointed commander of the 6th battalion Royal Scots Fusiliers (9th division) and dines with officers
January 4, 1916 - St. Orner - Formally appointed to his new duties as a Lieutenant-Colonel
January 5, 1916 - Moolenacker - Moves to Moolenacker, where the battalion was
January 23, 1916 - Hazebrouck - Last day in Moolenacker - dinner with officers in Hazebrouck
January 25, 1916 - La Creche - The Battalion arrives to La Creche after 2 days march
January 26, 1916 - Ploegsteert - Churchill arrives to his new HQ, in a hospice inside the village
January 31, 1916 - St. Orner - Meets Lloyd George, Bonar Law and F.E.Smith - Agreement that Asquith had to go
February 10, 1916 - Soyer Farm - Watches Ploegsteert being bombarded by the germans
March 2, 1916 - Boulogne - Churchill hurries to Boulogne, where a destroyer would take him to Dover
March 3, 1916 - London - Back in London for 7-days leave. Starts working on a speech
March 7, 1916 - London - Speech to rouse MPs to a sense of impending danger
March 13, 1916 - Dover - Departs to the front
March 14, 1916 - Ploegsteert - Arrives to Ploegsteert, via Boulogne
May 6, 1916 - Armentieres - Churchill gives his officers a farewell lunch
May 7, 1916 - London - Returns to London
September 28, 1916 - London - Appears before the Dardanelles Commission, submitting documents and arguments to defend his actions
December 25, 1916 - Blenheim - Christmas and New Year with family at Blenheim
May 26, 1917 - Boulogne - Crosses to France
May 27, 1917 - Paris (?)
June 2, 1917 - St. Omer - Arrives at the Front
July 18, 1917 - London - Appointed Minister of Munitions
July 22, 1917 - Lullenden - Meeting with Maurice Hankey
August 15, 1917 - London - Presents his Munitions of War Bill to the Commons
September 12, 1917 - Calais - In France for his first munitions visit
September 13, 1917 - St. Orner - Visit to the front
September 16, 1917 - Arras - Presides over a Munitions conference at Arras
September 17, 1917 - Paris - Reaches Paris. Meets Louis Loucheur, french munitions minister
September 18, 1917 - Dover - Reaches Dover at the end of the day, via Amiens
November 18, 1917 - Paris - Back in Paris to co-ordinate italian munitions needs with the french
December 4, 1917 - Paris(?) - Departs to England
January 19, 1918 - London - Sends Lloyd George an appeal that the army was brought to "full strenght"
February 18, 1918 - Calais(?) - Crosses to France
February 21, 1918 - Vimy - Visiting the trenches
February 23, 1918 - Ploegsteert - Churchill visits his former trenches
February 26, 1918 - Paris - Arrives in Paris
March 5, 1918 - London - Back in London
March 18, 1918 - St. Orner - Crosses to France again
March 19, 1918 - Montreuil | Nurlu - At the british tank headquarters. At the 9th division HQ
March 21, 1918 - Nurlu - German Offensive
March 22, 1918 - St. Orner - Gas Conference
March 23, 1918 - London - Leaves for London, as Nurlu is overrun by the germans
March 28, 1918 - Folkestone
March 29, 1918 - Boulogne - Arrives in Boulogne by destroyer
March 30, 1918 - Beauvais - Meeting with Clemenceau and Foch
April 3, 1918 - Boulogne
April 4, 1918 - London - Back in London
April 27, 1918 - Calais (?) - Crosses back to France
May 18, 1918 - Le Bourget - Churchill institutes the first regular cross-channel air service. Makes first flight
June 6, 1918 - Paris - Letter to Clementine
June 8, 1918 - Compiegne - Churchill visits the french front line north of Compiegne
June 9, 1918 - Paris - Conference in Paris. German long-range shells fall close
July 25, 1918 - London - Meeting with Bonar Law. Proposes to withdraw striker workers' exemption from military servisse
August 8, 1918 - Hesdin - Churchill takes a plane to Hesdin
August 9, 1918 - Flixecourt - Churchill visits General Rawlinson at his Headquarters
August 13, 1918 - Paris - Presides over the inter-allied munitions council
August 16, 1918 - Paris - Churchill and Loucheur agree to provide tank engines and guns to the american 3rd army
August 19, 1918 - Fnivent(?) - At the Front
August 25, 1918 - Lullenden - Takes an airplane to Kenley airfield, then proceeds to Lullenden to be with Family
September 4, 1918 - London - War Cabinet sends a telegram to the Soviet government threatening reprisals against Trotsky, Lenin and other leaders if the lives of british subjects were not safeguarded
September 7, 1918 - Margaret's Bay, near Dover - Seaside excursion with wife and children. Departs to France at dusk
September 8, 1918 - Montreuil - At Haig's Headquarters
September 9, 1918 - Drocourt, East of Vimy - Visiting newly captured german positions
September 12, 1918 - Paris - Letter to Clementine
September 17, 1918 - London - Return to England
September 27, 1918 - Paris - Back in Paris, while the Bulgarian Army surrenders unconditionally
October 7, 1918 - Glasgow - Speaks to munitions workers
October 17, 1918 - Verchocq - As british forces enter Lille, Churchill is again at Verchocq
October 25, 1918 - Lille Area(?) - Churchill visits the newly-liberated áreas
October 26, 1918 - Le Gateau - Visits the battlefield of Le Gateau
October 27, 1918 - Lille - overnight stay
October 28, 1918 - Lille - Present at the saluting stand at a march-past of British Troops
October 29, 1918 - Desselghem | Bruges - Under bombardment at Desselghem. Reaches Bruges for the night
October 30, 1918 - Verchocq - In Verchocq to take the plane to England
October 31, 1918 - London - Back in London
November 6, 1918 - London - Lunch with Lloyd George
November 10, 1918 - London - Churchill is invite to discuss the Allied conditions for Armistice with Germany
November 15, 1918 - London - Birth of Marigold Frances (Churchill's fourth child)
November 26, 1918 - Dundee - Churchill makes a speech to his constituents, warning of the dangers of Bolshevism
January 9, 1919 - London - Churchill is appointed Secretary of State for War and Air
January 12, 1919 - London - Churchill announces his new demobilization scheme
February 12, 1919 - Paris - leaves London for Paris, as the Cabinet's emissary to ask President Wilson and Clemenceau what policy the Paris Peace Conference powers wished to pursue with regard to Russia
February 18, 1919 - London - Meeting with Lloyd George
April 9, 1919 - London - Churchill presses the Government to help put Germany back on its feet, fearful of Communism in eastern europeu
July 18, 1919 - Croydon - Churchill and is flight instructor crash, but survive with minor injuries
August 16, 1919 - London - Leaves England with Clementine for a five-day visit to Cologne, and to the british army in the Rhine
December 31, 1919 - London - Churchill orders the evacuation of the british forces at Batum, on the Black Sea
January 25, 1920 - London - Churchill publishes an article in the "Illustrated Sunday Herald" about Lenin's "diabolical purpose"
August 4, 1920 - London - As bolcheviks advance to a 100 miles of Warsaw - British Ultimatum - withraw or the british fleet would depart for the Baltic
August 13, 1920 - Rugby - Playing Polo
September 1, 1920 - Mimizan, France - Churchill leaves London with Clementine for Mimizan
September 13, 1920 - London - Returns for 6 days in London
September 22, 1920 - Amalfi, Italy - Departs London for Italy, to paint
October(?), 1(?), 1920 - Cassis, South of France - Leaves Italy and travels to Cassis, in France, to paint
October 11, 1920 - London - Returns to London
October 16, 1920 - Dundee - Speech to his constituents denouncing bolsheviks and Sinn Fein in equal measure
November 25, 1920 - Westminster Abbey - With Lloyd George at a memorial service for the 6 officers murdered in Dublin
December 31, 1920 - Lympne - Guest at Philip Sasson's House
January 7, 1921 - Lympne - Churchill accepts to succeed Milner as Colonial Secretary, and take charge of the new Middle East Department
February 6, 1921 - Chequers - Guest at Lloyd George's country house
March 2, 1921 - London - Leaves London for Marseille
March 3, 1921 - Marseille - Takes the ship for Egypt
March 9, 1921 - Alexandria - Arrival in Egypt
March 10(?), 1921 - Aboukir Bay - Visits the scene of Nelson's 1798 victory
March 11, 1921 - Cairo - Arrives in Cairo by train. Conference starts the next day
March 20, 1921 - Pyramids, Egypt - In the Pyramids with T.E.Lawrence
March 23, 1921 - Cairo - Departs to Jerusalém
March 24, 1921 - Gaza - Cheered by the vast arab crowd
March 25, 1921 - Jerusalem - Arrives to Jerusalem
March 27, 1921 - Mount Scopus, Jerusalem - Attends a service of dedication for the 2000 british soldiers buried in the military cemetery 
March 31, 1921 - Alexandria - Churchill arrives in time to catch an italian ship to Genoa
April 6(?), 1921 - Genoa - Arrives in Europe
April 7(?), 1921 - Cap d'Ail, France - Staying in South France for some days
April 25(?), 1921 - London - returns to London - probable date, after stay at Cap d'Ail in France
June 9, 1921 - London - Cabinet meeting - Lloyd George suggests transfer of Palestine and Iraq mandates to the US
July 2, 1921 - Bladon Churchyard - Lady Randolph's funeral
August 24, 1921 - London - Churchill's 2-year old Daughter Marigold dies
September 19, 1921 - Dunrobin, Scotland - Letter to Clementine
October 11, 1921 - London - At Downing Street, in negotiations with the Sinn Fein
November 29, 1921 - London - In Downing Street when the Irish Treaty is handed to Sinn Fein delegates
January 9, 1922 - London - Meeting of the Committee on Defence Estimates. Other meetings on 10th, 12th and 23th
January 27, 1922 - Lymne - Spending weekend
February 10, 1922 - London - In Downing Street
September 16, 1922 - London - Churchill and Lloyd George drafted a Press communique about the urgent need to defend the Dardanelles and the Bosphorus against a 'violent and hostile Turkish aggression'
November 10, 1922 - London - Leaves London for Dundee
November 12, 1922 - Dundee - In Dundee for the General Election
December 3, 1923 - London - Speaks at 3 large election meetings
May 7, 1924 - Liverpool - Addresses 5000 conservatives at the Conservative Meeting
August 31, 1924 - Churt - Meeting with Lloyd George at his house
October 29, 1924 - London(?) - Wins a seat for the Conservatives in Parlament by a majority of more than 9000 votes
November 5, 1924 - London - Accepts office as Chancellor of the Exchequer
January 6, 1925 - Paris - Churchill crosses to Paris, where during a week of negotiations, secures a settlement of the tangle of international war debts

January 29, 1925 – London – Explanation for his gabinet

March 24, 1925 – London - Receives a delegation of Old age pensioners

April 28, 1925 – London - Churchill introduces his first budget

March 20, 1926 – Chartwell - Working on plans for his second budget

April 27, 1926 – London - Introduces his second Budget

August 26, 1926 – London - In Cabinet, speaks approvingly of the miners' desire for a national mininum wage

January 4, 1927 – London - Churchill departs from Britain

January 5(?), 1927 – Genoa

January 7(?), 1927 – Malta

January 10(?), 1927 – Rome - Meeting with Mussolini

January 22, 1927 – Eze, south of France - Letter to Baldwin

January 26, 1927 – Paris - Lunch with Loucheur and several other french politicians, including Vincent Auriol

April 11, 1927 – London - Introduces his third Budget

October 1(?), 1927 – Venice, Italy - Joins Clementine in Venice

December 17, 1927 – London - Churchill's scheme is ready for circulation to the Cabinet. Copies to Chamberlain and Baldwin

January 9, 1928 – Northern France - With his son, hunting wild boar

January 20, 1928 – London - Presents his derating scheme to the Cabinet

April 24, 1928 – London - Delivers his fourth Budget

September 30(?), 1928 – Balmoral, Scotland - Churchill is invited by the King to Balmoral for 4 days' grouse and stag shooting. He meets the two-and-half-year-old Princess Elizabeth

November 30, 1928 – Chartwell - Spends Birthday in Chartwell

February 7, 1929 – London - Emergency Cabinet meeting - according to reports, the germans were building a better battle-cruiser than those Britain had

April 15, 1929 – London - Churchill delivers his fifth Budget

May 6, 1929 – Edinburgh | Glasgow - Speeches in Edinburgh and Glasgow

May 30, 1929 - Conservative Defeat at the Polls

June 10(?), 1929 – London - Starts working on his 4-volume biography of the Duke of Marlborough

August 3, 1929 – Southampton - Churchill departs England with son Randolph on the "Empress of Australia"

August 9, 1929 – Quebec, Canada - Arrival in Quebec

August 12, 1929 – Montreal – Speech in Montreal

August 13, 1929 – Ottawa – Speech in Ottawa

August 16, 1929 – Toronto – Speech in Toronto

August 17, 1929 – Niagara Falls

August 18, 1929 – Winnipeg

August 21, 1929 – Regina

August 22, 1929 – Saskatoon

August 23, 1929 – Edmonton

August 25, 1929 – Calgary – Visits the oilfields

August 27, 1929 – Banff, Canada - Letter to Clementine

September 6, 1929 – Seattle

September 9, 1929 – San Francisco

September 16, 1929 – Vancouver – Speeches in Vancouver

September 17, 1929 – Los Angeles

September 20, 1929 – Hollywood - Dinner with Charlie Chaplin. Promises to write the film script of "the young Napoleon" if Chaplin would play in it

September 26, 1929 – Catalina, NW of Tucson, Arizona

September 27, 1929 – Yosemite Valley

September 29, 1929 – Grand Canyon, Arizona - The Churchills visit the Grand Canyon

October 5, 1929 – Chicago

October 6, 1929 – New York - Travels in Bernard Baruch's railway car to New York

October 10, 1929 – Philadelphia

October 29, 1929 – Bethlehem(?) | New York - Churchill tours the giant plant of Bethlehem Steel. Departs to England

November 5, 1929 – London - Arrival in London

October 30, 1930 – London - Churchill publishes his autobiography "My Early life"

December 12, 1930 – London - Churchill speaks at the first public meeting of the Indian Empire Society, set up to combat Dominion status

January 26, 1931 – London - Churchill speaks in the Indian debate of 26th against the conservatives for the 1st time

March 18, 1931 – Albert Hall, London - Churchill speaks about the politics of negotiations with Gandhi and Nehru - "a crazy dream with a terrible awakening"

August 7, 1931 – Biarritz - Makes his final corrections to "The world in Crisis: The eastern front"

August 16, 1931 – Avignon - Breaks off his holidays and heads to London

August 23, 1931 – Juan-les-pins - Back in France for painting

September 1(?), 1931 – London - Returns to London

September 19, 1931 - Chartwell - Weekend with Charlie Chaplin at Chartwell

November 2, 1931 – London - "The world in Crisis: The eastern front" is published

November 5, 1931 – London - MacDonald announces his new Government. Churchill is not a part of it

December 3, 1931 – London - Leaves England with Clementine and Diana for a longplanned visit to the United States. He was determined to recoup his losses in the Wall Street crash by lecturing, and had contracted to give forty lectures for a guaranteed minimum fee of£10,000. In addition the Daily Mail was paying him £8,000 for a series of articles on life, travel and politics in the United States

December 11, 1931 – New York - Arrival in New York

December 12, 1931 – Worcester, Massachussets - Lecture. Churchill is hit by a car and goes to Hospital

December 28, 1931 – Waldorf Astoria Hotel, New York - Telegraphs a full account of the accident to the "Daily Mail"

January 12, 1932 – Bahamas - Letter from Clementine to Randolph, explaining the severe pains Churchill was feeling

January 25, 1932 – New York - Back in New York by sea

January 28, 1932 – Brooklyn, New York – Lecture

February 8, 1932 – New York - Meeting of bankers and industrialists

February 21, 1932 - Churchill finishes a sequence of lectures in 19 american cities

March 11, 1932 – New York - Churchill departs for Britain

March 17, 1932 – Paddington Station - Eight of Churchill's friends welcome him back

April 30, 1932 – London - Speaks to the Commons during the debate on Neville Chamberlain's first budget

May 8, 1932 – London - First broadcast to the United States

July 1(?), 1932 – Chartwell - During July and August, works on the Marlborough Biography

August 27, 1932 – London(?) | Brussels - Departs for Belgium, Holland and Germany. Churchill and Lindemann are joined by LtCol.Ridley Pakenham-Walsh

August 30(?), 1932 – Munich - Churchill spends 3 days at Munich

September 4(?), 1932 – Blenheim - Visiting the site of his ancestor's battle win

September 11(?), 1932 – Salzburg - Churchill spens 2 weeks at a sanatorium, with paratyphoid fever

September 25, 1932 – Chartwell - Returns to Chartwell

September 27, 1932 – Chartwell - Churchill collapses with a severe haemorrahage from a paratyphoid ulcer. He is taken to a London nursing house

October 30(?), 1932 – London - Completes the first volume of Marlborough's biography

November 23, 1932 – London - Speech to MPs - if Britain forced France to disarm, Germany would take advantage of her own numerical superiority to seek revenge for the defeat of 1918

November 30, 1932 – Chartwell - Lindemann arrives to pay Churchill a visit

February 17, 1933 – Oxford - Speech in Oxford

April 7, 1933 – London - Churchill warns the Government of the dangers involved in a militarized Germany

August 12, 1933 – London - Speach to his constituents: "There is grave reason to believe that Germany is arming herself or seeking to arm herself, contrary to the solemn treaties extracted from her in her hour of defeat

October 6, 1933 – Birmingham - First Volume of "Marlborough: His life and Times" is published. Conservative Party Conference

November 7, 1933 – London - Speech to the Commons: The great dominant fact is that Germany has already begun to rearm

November 30, 1933 – Chartwell - Anniversary in Chartwell

January 16, 1934 – London - Broadcast by Churchill, praising the Government and Pres.Roosevelt

February 7, 1934 – London - Tells the Commons: 'I cannot conceive how, in the present state of Europe and our position in Europe, we can delay in establishing the principle of having an air force at least as strong as any power that can get at us,'

March 21, 1934 – London - Churchill advocates the creation of a "Ministry of Defence" to coordinate the army, navy and Air Force

July 30, 1934 – London - Speach to the Commons: at the present time we are the fifth or sixth air Power in the world'. At the existing rate of building, Britain would be 'worse off in 1939 relatively than we are now - and it is relativity that counts

August 1(?), 1934 – near Cannes - Spends 3 weeks at Maxine Elliott's Chateau de l'Horizon

August 28, 1934 – Cannes - Leaves Cannes by car, heading to Grenoble

September 25, 1934 – Chartwell - Departs for the Mediterranean with Clementine aboard Lord Moyne's Yacht "Rosaura"

November 16, 1934 – London - Churchill broadcasts about Germany: The Nazis, he said, were seeking 'the submission of races by terrorising and torturing their civil population'

November 28, 1934 – London - Speech about rearmament

December 7(?), 1934 – Beirut, Lebanon - Arrival in Beirut

December 8(?), 1934 – Petra, Jordania - Stays overnight

December 9(?), 1934 – Cairo - Arrival in Cairo by plane. Stays 2 days painting near the Pyramids

December 12(?), 1934 – Alexandria - Departs to Naples

December 15(?), 1934 – Naples - Arrival in Naples

December 17(?), 1934 – Paris - Arrival in Paris, by train

December 18(?), 1934 – Croydon - Arrival in Britain, by plane

April 7, 1935 – Chartwell - Ralph Wigram, head of the central department at the Foreign Office, brings information showing that the German aircraft factories 'are already practically organised on an emergency war-time footing'

May 31, 1935 – London - Churchill draws attention of the Commons of the situation in Austria, Hungary and Bulgaria, which are admiring Hitler

July 25, 1935 – London - Churchill accepts becoming a member of the Air Defence Research sub-Committee. There he learns of the success, on 24th, of a series of experiments for locating enemy aircraft by radio-location (radar)

September 1(?), 1935 – near Cannes - Painting at Maxine Elliott's Chateau

September 30(?), 1935 – Chartwell - Returns to Chartwell

October 4, 1935 – Bournemouth - Conservative Party Conference - Churchill urges the conversion of industry for defence purposes

December 6(?), 1935 – London - Churchill, again, is not chosen for the new Government

December 10, 1935 – London | Paris - Departs for Paris with Clementine

December 11(?), 1935 – Barcelona - Arrival in Barcelona by train

December 12(?), 1935 – Majorca, Spain - Arrival in Majorca by boat

December 20, 1935 – Tangiers - Reaches Tangiers

December 30, 1935 – Marrakech - Spends a few hours with Lloyd George

January 8, 1936 – Marrakech – Letter to Clementine

January 26, 1936 – London – Returns to London

March 10, 1936 – London - Speaks to the Commons - Industry should start preparing for war

March 12, 1936 – London - Churchill urges a coordinated plan under the League of Nations to help France challenge the german action in the Rhineland

March 15, 1936 – Chartwell - Churchill receives a copy of the secret final dispatch of Sir Horace Rumbold, the British Ambassador to Berlin at the time Hitler had come to power. It

warned of the intensity of Hitler's territorial ambitions.

March 26, 1936 – London - Churchill asks the Commons: "Will Austria be next?"

April 6, 1936 – London - Speaks to the Commons - geo-strategical options of a newly militarized germany

April 19, 1936 – Chartwell - In a lunch with Hankey, Churchill stresses the need of a munitions/armaments minister

July 28, 1936 – London(?) - Discrete meeting with Chamberlain, Amery and Baldwin to discuss Defence

December 4, 1936 - Churchill visits the new King Edward VIII to try to convince him not to abdicate the throne to marry Wallis Simpson, an american woman about to divorce her second husband

December 25, 1936 – Chartwell - Christmas and New Year's Eve in Chartwell

January 4, 1937 – Uckfield - Churchill attends the funeral of Ralph Wigram, a Foreign Office friend

March 4, 1937 – London - Defence Debate

March 29, 1937 – Cap Martin, France - Churchill arrives in Cap Martin to rest for a week, paint and gamble

May 31, 1937 – London - Caxton Hall meeting - Eulogy for Austen Chamberlain

July 9, 1937 – Biggin Hill - Churchill visits a Royal Air Force station to watch an interception exercise

September 17, 1937 – Chartwell - Churchill appeals to Hitler in a newspaper article to abandon the persecution of jews

January 2, 1938 – London - Churchill leaves England for another holiday at Maxine Elliot's Chateau de l'Horizon

March 14, 1938 – London - Debate in the Commons about the vote in Austria

March 25, 1938 – Paris - Churchill flies to Paris and meets french leaders, stressing the need for an alliance

August 19, 1938 – Chartwell - Churchill receives Ewald von Kleist, a german officer part of an anti-nazi group

September 2, 1938 – Chartwell - Soviet Ambassador, Ivan Maisky, visits Churchill

September 7, 1938 – Downing Street, London - Churchill unsucessfully presses Prime Minister Chamberlain to demand an ultimatum to Hitler if he sets foot on Czechoslovakia

September 11, 1938 – Downing Street, London - Churchill unsucessfully presses again Prime Minister Chamberlain to demand an ultimatum to Hitler if he sets foot on Czechoslovakia

September 26, 1938 – Downing Street, London - Churchill unsucessfully presses again Prime Minister Chamberlain to demand an ultimatum to Hitler if he sets foot on Czechoslovakia

October 5, 1938 – London - Very dark speech by Churchill about the fate of Czechoslovakia

November 17, 1938 – London - Speech to the Commons one week after the "Kristallnacht"

January 7, 1939 – Paris - Churchill flies to Paris - Lunch with Reynaud. Sees former prime-minister Leon Blum and takes the train to Southern France

January 26(?), 1939 – London - Back in England

April 7, 1939 – Chartwell - Churchill receives the news of the Italian invasion of Albania

April 8, 1939 – Downing Street, London - Churchill urges Chamberlain to occupy the greek island of Corfu to deter the italians

June 22, 1939 - Daily Telegraph article - The Germans are intensifying their demands on Poland and Danzig

August 8, 1939 - Radio broadcast to the United States

August 10, 1939 – Biggin Hill - Visit to the Royal Air Force station to watch fighter exercises

August 14, 1939 – Paris - Churchill flies to Paris. Visit to the Maginot Line

August 17, 1939 – Dreux, France - Painting at the Chateau St Georges Motel

August 23, 1939 – London - Returns to London - Fleet is ordered to its war stations

September 1, 1939 – London - War Cabinet meeting with Chamberlain at evening, after news of Poland

September 3, 1939 – London - Chamberlain offers the post of First Lord of the Admiralty to Churchill - he accepts

September 4, 1939 – London - Churchill starts proposing military actions at the War Cabinet

September 6, 1939 – London - Churchill is appointed to the War Cabinet Committee to determine the size of Britain's land forces and the rate at which their equipment should be completed
September 15, 1939 - Loch Ewe, Scotland - HMS Hood arrives at Loch Ewe for recreation time. The ship is visited by Winston Churchill

September 16, 1939 – Scapa Flow - Churchill arrives in Scapa Flow by train for a visit, during the night

September 26, 1939 – London - Speech to the Commons - short survey of the war at sea (resembling to all eyes, the leader they were looking for)

October 1, 1939 – London - First wartime radio broadcast

October 4, 1939 – St.John’s Smith Square, London - Attends the Wedding of his son Randolph with 19-year old Pamela Digby

October 8, 1939 – London - Proposes the creation of a "Home Guard" of half a million men over 40 years old

October 14, 1939 – London - Churchill receives the news of the sinking of the "Royal Oak" and cries

October 31, 1939 – Greenock, Scotland | Scapa Flow, Orkney Islands - HMS Hood arrives at Greenock and is visited by Winston Churchill. Later in the day, the british Prime-Minister visits Scapa Flow with instructions for improvements

November 2, 1939 – Paris - Crosses to France by destroyer, to offer the french navy a new submarine-detection device

November 7, 1939 – London - Speech to the Commons - the loss of the "Royal Oak" and sinking of british ships

December 17, 1939 – London - Churchill broadcasts news from Uruguay, where the pocket cruiser "Graf Spee" blew up

January 6, 1940 – Dover - Churchill departs to France in the destroyer "Codrington"

January 7, 1940 – La Ferte, near Rheims - Visit to the HQ of the british advanced air striking force

January 8, 1940 – Arras - Lunch with Lord Gort and visit to various military units

January 9, 1940 – London - Back in London

January 12, 1940 – London - The War Cabinet decides against attacking german iron-ore traffic from Narvik

February 5, 1940 – Paris - Supreme War Council, with Lord Halifax, Daladier, Cadogan, Chamberlain and Kingsley Wood
March 8, 1940 - Scapa Flow, Orkney Islands - HMS Hood is visited again by Winston Churchill 
April 12, 1940 - London - Churchill urges that "the most intense efforts shoube be concentrated upon Hood, as we may need all our strenght to meet an italian threat or attack" (HMS Hood docked for repairs on April 4th)
April 13, 1940 - London - Churchill explodes with rage when informed that HMS Hood's planed 35-day refit would take 11 weeks

May 10, 1940 – Buckingham Palace, London - Churchill is asked by King George VI to form a Government - Prime-Minister!

May 13, 1940 – Admiralty House, London - Churchill summons his ministers - Objective: Victory at any cost

May 16, 1940 – Downing Street, London - Churchill receives news that the germans crossed the Maginot line

May 22, 1940 – Paris | London - In France to persuade the french to link up with the isolated british force. Returns on the same day to London

May 31, 1940 – Paris - Supreme War Council, with Attlee, Reynaud and General Dill

June 1, 1940 – London - Back in London

June 4, 1940 – London - Famous speech to the Commons, worth "1,000 guns & the speeches of 1,000 years"

June 10, 1940 - Paris | Tours - Meeting with french Under-Secretary of State Charles de Gaulle

June 11, 1940 – Chateau de Muguet, River Loire – France - Meeting with the French Cabinet in disarray

June 12, 1940 – London - Flies back to Britain

June 13, 1940 – Tours, France - Churchill departs to France from Hendon, during storm and thunderstorms, for a conference with Charles de Gaulle

June 15, 1940 – London - Telegram to Roosevelt, urging the US to enter the war to save France

August 16, 1940 – Uxbridge - Churchill follows the Battle of England from the operations room of 11 Group, Fighter command

August 28, 1940 – Dover | Ramsgate - Inspection of Harbour defences

September 16, 1940 – Board of Trade building, London - Churchill moves to a fortified house in the Board of Trade building

September 24, 1940 - London - Churchill writes to portuguese prime-minister Salazar to congratulate him for his policy of keeping Portugal out of the war, avowing that "as so often before during the many centuries of the Anglo-Portuguese alliance, British and Portuguese interests are identical on this vital question."

September 25, 1940 – London - Journey down the Thames River to inspect the damage done to the docks

October 9, 1940 – London - Churchill accepts the Leadership of the Conservative Party

November 14, 1940 – Westminster Abbey, London - Churchill is on of the pall-bearers at Neville Chamberlain's funeral

January 10, 1941 – London - Churchill welcomes Roosevelt's emissary, Harry Hopkins

January 17, 1941 – Glasgow - Travels with Hopkins to Scotland

January 18(?), 1941 – Dover - Visit to Dover to show Hopkins the Cliffs across the Channel

March 7, 1941 – London - War Cabinet Meeting - it is decided to move 60,000 troops from Egypt to Greece

March 8, 1941 - Chequers, Ellesborough - Charles de Gaulle stays two days at Chequers with Winston Churchill

April 12, 1941 – Bristol - Visit to Bristol for an honorary degree ceremony, after a german air raid

April 23, 1941 – London - Churchill receives a letter from 15-year old Princess Elizabeth

May 2, 1941 – Plymouth - Visit to the bombed areas of Plymouth

May 24, 1941 – Chequers, Ellesborough - Churchill receives news of the sinking of "HMS Hood"

May 27, 1941 – London - Churchill receives news of the sinking of the "Bismarck"

June 6, 1941 – Southern England - Watches the first Flying Fortress arrive to England from the United States

July 7, 1941 – London - Telegram to Stalin

August 3, 1941 – Thurso, Scotland - Churchill boards the "Prince of Wales"

August 10, 1941 – Placentia Bay, Newfoundland - Aboard the "Prince of Wales" with Roosevelt

September 25, 1941 – Manston Aerodrome - Visit to 615 squadron. Tea with pilots

December 12, 1941 – River Clyde, Scotland - Churchill departs from London to Scotland. Boards the "Duke of York" to the United States

December 22, 1941 – Hampton Roads, Virginia - Churchill arrives in the United States. Flies to the White House

December 26, 1941 – Washington D.C. - Churchill addresses the US Congress

December 30, 1941 – Ottawa, Canada - Churchill addresses the Canadian Parliament. After addressing the parliamentarians, Churchill attends a dinner party given by Prime-Minister Mackenzie King at Laurier House. After dinner, Air Vice-Marshal Billy Bishop, 72-victories ace in World War 1, takes him to his house for drinks and to swap war stories

January 1, 1942 – Washington D.C. - Churchill agrees to a declaration prepared by Roosevelt to be issued by the UN

January 2, 1942 – Washington D.C. - Meeting to determine the scale of US war production in 1942 and 1943

January 5, 1942 – Pompano, North of Miami - Churchill flies to Florida to recuperate by the sea in a secluded bungalow

January 12, 1942 – Washington D.C. - The Conference with Roosevelt ends

January 14, 1942 – Bermuda - Churchill takes the controls of a flying boat to Bermuda

January 15, 1942 – London - Churchill arrives in Britain and is almost shot down over Plymouth

February 14, 1942 – London - Churchill authorizes the surrender of commonwealth forces in Singapore

May 15, 1942 – Leeds - Speech in Leeds

June 17, 1942 – Stranraer, Scotland - Churchill arrives in Stranraer by train. Boards a flying boat to the US

June 18, 1942 – Anacostia Naval Air Base, Washington D.C. - After a refuelling stop in Newfoundland, Churchill lands in Washington

June 19, 1942 – New Hackensack | Hyde Park, Hudson River - Churchill meets Roosevelt

June 21, 1942 – Washington D.C. - Roosevelt and Churchill arrive at dawn in Washington by train

June 24, 1942 – Camp Jackson, South Carolina - Watches a battalion of american troops doing parachute drops

June 25, 1942 – Baltimore - Churchill boards his flying boat

July 1, 1942 – London - Churchill faces a vote of censure against him in the House of Commons

July 14, 1942 – London - While planning for a Cairo trip, Churchill is informed that nearly 400,000 tons of shipping were sunk in the Arctic and Atlantic

July 31, 1942 – Farnborough - Churchill goes to Farnborough for a special oxygen mask test

August 1, 1942 – Cairo, Egypt - Churchill reaches Cairo (via Gibraltar) aboard a US B-24 flying at 15,000 feet unpressurized

August 4, 1942 – El Alamein, Egypt - Visit to the troops in El Alamein

August 5, 1942 – Cairo, Egypt - Back to Cairo

August 10, 1942 – Teheran, Iran - Churchill arrives in Teheran, after another unpressurized flight aboard a US B-24

August 12, 1942 – Moscow - Churchill arrives in Moscow for the "Moscow Conference"

August 17, 1942 – Cairo, Egypt - Returns to Cairo

August 24, 1942 – London - Churchill returns to London

September 12, 1942 – Chequers - Churchill hosts Generals Clark and Eisenhower at Chequers

November 15, 1942 - Churchill orders church bells to be ring throughout England to celebrate the victory in the Western Desert

January 12, 1943 – Casablanca, Morocco - Churchill takes a flight to Casablanca

January 24, 1943 – Marrakech, Morocco - Churchill shows Roosevelt his holiday haunt of 1936

January 27, 1943 – Cairo, Egypt - Churchill takes a flight to Cairo

January 30, 1943 – Adana, Turkey - Churchill takes a flight to Adana to hold talks with the turkish prime-minister

February 2, 1943 – Cairo, Egypt - Churchill returns to Cairo and rejoices after hearing the news from Stalingrad

February 3, 1943 – Tripoli, Libya - Churchill visits the 8th Army at Tripoli

February 5, 1943 – Algiers - Arrival in Algiers aboard a bomber

February 7, 1943 – Lyneham - Churchill arrives in England aboard a B-24

February 8, 1943 – London - Return to London by train after midnight

March 21, 1943 – Chequers - After almost a month of pnemonia, Churchill broadcasts for the 1st time in year

May 4, 1943 – Clyde, Scotland - Churchill takes a train to the Clyde and Boards the "Queen Mary"

May 7, 1943 – Atlantic Ocean - Churchill receives news of the fall of Tunis and Bizerte. Orders church bells to ring again

May 11, 1943 – New York City - Aboard the "Queen Mary" approaching the United States

May 12, 1943 – Shangri-La (Camp David), Maryland - Roosevelt takes Churchill to his mountain retreat in Maryland

May 14, 1943 – Washington D.C. - Churchill and Roosevelt return to Washington

May 19, 1943 – Washington D.C. - Churchill addresses the american Congress

May 26, 1943 – Newfoundland, Canada - Churchill boards a flying boat to Newfoundland, on his way to Eisenhower in Africa

May 27, 1943 – Gibraltar - Churchill lands in Gibraltar

May 28, 1943 – Algiers, Algeria - Churchill flies to Algiers aboard a V.I.P. Lancaster bomber

June 1, 1943 – Tunis, Tunisia - Visit to the Roman Amphitheatre of Carthage (Tunis) and an american flying squadron

June 3, 1943 – Algiers, Algeria - At Eisenhower's HQ, with Montgomery, Marshall, Tedder, Alexander and King

June 4, 1943 – Gibraltar - Churchill boards the V.I.P. Lancaster to London

June 5, 1943 – London - Back in London

July 9, 1943 – Chequers - At Chequers awaiting news of the Sicily landings

August 5, 1943 – Clyde, Scotland - Churchill takes the Train to Clyde and boards the "Queen Mary" to Halifax, Canada

August 9, 1943 – Halifax, Canada - Churchill arrives in Canada. Takes train to Quebec

August 10, 1943 – Quebec - Arrival in Quebec

August 17, 1943 – Quebec - Churchill receives news of the total liberation of Sicily

August 20, 1943 – Grand Lac d’Epaule - Fishing and discussing the merits of Sumatra and Burma as next british objectives

August 24, 1943 – Quebec - End of the Quebec Conference. Departs to rest at La Cabane de Montmorency

August 31, 1943 – Quebec - Broadcast to the canadian people

September 1, 1943 – Washington D.C. - Churchill arrives in Washington by train. Learns that the italian government had agreed to the Allied terms of surrender

September 6, 1943 – Boston - Visit to Boston to receive an honorary degree at Harvard

September 8, 1943 – Washington D.C. - Churchill learns of the formal surrender of the italian armed forces to the Allies

September 14, 1943 – Halifax, Canada - Arrival in Halifax by train. Boards the battleship "Renown"

September 19, 1943 – Clyde, Scotland - The "Renown" arrives in the Clyde

September 20, 1943 – London - Back in London
November 11, 1943 - Plymouth - Churchill takes the train to Plymouth and boards the battleship "Renown"
November 14(?), 1943 - Gibraltar
November 16, 1943 - Algiers - The "Renown" arrives in Algiers
November 17, 1943 - Malta - The "Renown" arrives in Malta

November 19, 1943 – Malta - Churchill inspects the damage done by a bombardment

November 21, 1943 – Alexandria, Egypt - The "Renown" arrives in Alexandria

November 23, 1943 – Cairo, Egypt - The Cairo Conference begins. Churchill takes Roosevelt to the Pyramids

November 27, 1943 – Teheran, Iran - Churchill and Roosevelt arrive in Teheran aboard different airplanes

November 28, 1943 – Teheran, Iran - First meeting of Churchill, Roosevelt and Stalin

December 2, 1943 – Cairo, Egypt - Churchill flies back to Cairo

December 10, 1943 – Carthage, Tunisia - Churchill flies to Tunisia. Lands in wrong airport. Meets Eisenhower. Pneumonia

December 17, 1943 – Carthage, Tunisia - Clementine arrives to see Churchill, after he suffered a mild heart attack

December 23, 1943 – Carthage, Tunisia - Churchill is visited by Eisenhower, after a second mild heart attack

December 27, 1943 – Marrakech, Morocco - Churchill flies to Marrakech with an oxygen mask and medical care

December 31, 1943 – Marrakech, Morocco - Eisenhower and Montgomery reach Marrakech to discuss "Overlord" plans with Churchill

January 12, 1944 – Marrakech, Morocco - Churchill receives Charles de Gaulle as his guest

January 14, 1944 – Gibraltar - Churchill arrives in Gibraltar by plane. Boards the battleship "King George V"

January 17, 1944 – Plymouth - Arrival in Britain

January 18, 1944 – London - Arrives in London by train
March 23, 1944 - Aldbourne, Wiltshire - The 2nd and 3rd Battalion of the 506th PIR make a combined jump during an inspection by Prime-minister Churchill, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Omar Bradley and Gen. Maxwell Taylor

March 31, 1944 – Yorkshire - Visiting troops in training for Operation Overlord

April 21, 1944 – London - Speech to the Commons about India becoming a self-governing Dominion

May 15, 1944 - St.Paul's School, London - Final briefing for the invasion of Normandy at St.Paul's School in London, with the presence of the King, Churchill, Smuts, Eisenhower, Ramsey, Leigh-Mallory, Patton, Spaatz and Omar Bradley

June 3, 1944 – Southampton - Watches troops embarking on their landing craft

June 4, 1944 – London - Back in London

June 12, 1944 – Dover - Churchill arrives in Dover by train

June 13, 1944 – Courseulles | Cruelly - Churchill meets Montgomery at Courseulles. Meeting in Montgomery's HQ in Cruelly

June 14, 1944 – Portsmouth - Churchill returns to Britain aboard a destroyer

June 15, 1944 – London - Back in London

July 20, 1944 – Cherbourg - Churchill flies to Cherbourg to visit an unfinished flying-bomb site

July 21, 1944 – Blay | Villers-Bocage - Visiting troops and instalations with Montgomery

July 22, 1944 – London - Churchill flies to London

August 10, 1944 – Algiers - Churchill flies to Algiers to meet Alexander

August 12, 1944 – Naples, Italy - Telegram to Stalin urging him to help the poles in Warsaw

August 17, 1944 – Siena, Italy - Churchill drives to Cassino and then flies to Siena, to Alexander's HQ

August 21, 1944 – Rome - Churchill flies to Rome

August 23, 1944 – Siena, Italy - At Alexander's HQ

August 27, 1944 – Naples - Flight back to Naples

August 28, 1944 – Rabat, Morocco - Stop in Rabat for a night

August 29, 1944 – London - Returns to London, with Pneumonia again

September 5, 1944 – Greenock, Clyde – Scotland - Churchill takes a train to Greenock and boards the "Queen Mary"

September 10, 1944 – Halifax, Canada - The "Queen Mary" arrives in Canada

September 12, 1944 – Quebec - Churchill and Roosevelt meet in Quebec

September 20, 1944 – New York City - Churchill embarks on the "Queen Mary"

September 26, 1944 – Greenock, Clyde – Scotland - The "Queen Mary" arrives in Britain

September 27, 1944 – London - Back in London

October 3, 1944 – London - Churchill takes Clementine to the Theatre. Lawrence Olivier in "Anns and the Man"

October 4, 1944 – London - Churchill takes Clementine to the Theatre. Lawrence Olivier in Shakespeare's"Richard III"

October 7, 1944 – Naples, Italy - Churchill flies to Naples

October 9, 1944 – Moscow - Churchill arrives in Moscow

October 18, 1944 – Simferopol, Crimea - Churchill has dinner in Crimea, on his way to Naples

October 19, 1944 – Cairo | Naples - Churchill reaches Naples, via Cairo and Benghazi (to avoid german-held Crete)

October 22, 1944 – London - Churchill returns to London

November 4, 1944 – Chequers - Churchill has lunch with Dr Weizmann, the zionist leader

November 10, 1944 – Paris - Churchill flies to Paris

November 11, 1944 – Paris - Churchill is guest of honor on the Armistice Day parade through the Arc de Triomphe

November 13, 1944 – London - Back in London

December 3, 1944 – London - Churchill protest to Tito about his refusal to allow british warships to dock at Split and Sibenik

December 25, 1944 – Naples | Kalamaki Airport - Churchill flies to Naples on Christmas day. Reaches Greece in the afternoon

December 26, 1944 – Phaleron Bay, Greece - Churchill goes aboard "HMS Ajax"

December 28, 1944 – Naples - Spends the night in Naples

December 29, 1944 – London - Back in London

January 3, 1945 – Outside Paris - Flies to Eisenhower's HQ outside Paris

January 4, 1945 – near Ghent - Meets Montgomery on his HQ

January 12, 1945 – London - Montgomery, in a public speech, belittles the american contribution in the Ardennes battle - Churchill is furious!

January 30, 1945 – Malta - Churchill reaches Malta, on his way to Yalta

February 2, 1945 – Yalta, Crimea - Churchill arrives in Yalta

February 13, 1945 – Sevastopol - Churchill boards the "Franconia" to work

February 14, 1945 – Athens - Churchill arrives in Athens. Flies to Cairo, then by car to Alexandria

February 15, 1945 – Alexandria, Egypt - Churchill meets Roosevelt for the last time, aboard the US cruiser "Quincy"

February 17, 1945 – Lake Fayyum - Churchill gives a banquet to King Ibn Saud of Saudi Arabia

February 18, 1945 – Cairo, Egypt - Returns to Cairo

February 19, 1945 – London - Returns to London

February 24, 1945 – Chequers - Lunch with President Benes of Czechoslovakia

March 2, 1945 – Eindhoven | Geldrop - Churchill flies to Holland, via Brussels, to meet Montgomery

March 3, 1945 – Jülich, Germany - Churchill visits the Siegfried Line

March 6, 1945 – London - Back in London

March 23, 1945 – Venlo, Netherlands - Churchill flies to the Netherlands

March 24, 1945 – Ginderich - Churchill watches Montgomery's offensive begin

March 25, 1945 – Straelen - Churchill spends the day watching the front from a small airplane

March 28, 1945 – Nordholt - Saying goodbye to Clementine, who was going to Russia in a Red Cross mission

May 23, 1945 – Buckingham Palace, London - Churchill tenders his resignation to the King

July 7, 1945 – Bordeaux | Chateau de Bordaberry - Churchill flies to Bordeaux, then by car to Bordaberry for a week's rest

July 15, 1945 – Berlin | Potsdam - Churchill flies from Bordeaux to Berlin. Montgomery, Attlee, Eden and Alexander are waiting for him

July 16, 1945 – Potsdam - First meeting between Churchill and Truman

July 18, 1945 – Potsdam - Lunch with Truman. Dinner with Stalin

July 21, 1945 – Berlin - Churchill attends a british Victory Parade

July 24, 1945 – Potsdam - Churchill gives a banquet to Stalin and Truman. Dinner with Mountbatten

July 25, 1945 – London - Back in London

July 27, 1945 – Buckingham Palace, London - After loosing the elections, Churchill tenders his resignation to the King

September 2, 1945 – Villa delle Rose, Lake Como – Italy - Churchill flies to Italy to rest

September 19, 1945 – Villa Pirelli, 18 miles east of Genoa - Churchill continues his rest at the seashore

September 23, 1945 – Antibes, France - Churchill moves to a Villa in France

September 27, 1945 – London - Returns to London

November 16, 1945 – Brussels - Speech to the Belgian Senate

January 8, 1946 – Buckingham Palace, London - Churchill is awarded the Order of Merit from the King

January 9, 1946 – Southampton - Churchill departs with Clementine aboard the "Queen Elizabeth" for the United States

January 14, 1946 – New York City - Arrival in the United States. Churchill takes a train to Miami Beach

January 16, 1946 – Miami Beach - Arrives in Miami Beach. Churchill gives a press conference

February 1, 1946 – Havana, Cuba - Churchill, Clementine and daughter fly to Havana

February 8, 1946 – Miami Beach - Back in Miami Beach

February 10, 1946 – Washington D.C. - Flies to Washington. Dinner with Truman

February 12, 1946 – Washington D.C. - Lunch with Eisenhower at the British Embassy

February 13, 1946 – Miami Beach - Back in Miami Beach

February 25, 1946 – Miami - Speech to 17,000 people in the Burdine Stadium

March 1, 1946 – Washington D.C. - Churchill arrives in Washington by train

March 5, 1946 – Fulton, Missouri - Churchill and Truman arrive in Missouri by train

March 7, 1946 – Washington D.C. - Back in Washington

March 8, 1946 – University of Virginia - Lecture with presence of Eisenhower

March 12, 1946 – New York City - Churchill is attacked by the newspaper "Pravda"

March 20, 1946 – New York City - The Churchills depart for Britain aboard the "Queen Mary"

March 26, 1946 – London - Back in London

August 23, 1946 – Villa Choisi, Lake Geneva – Switzerland - Churchill flies to Switzerland to prepare a speech about a united Europe

September 19, 1946 – Zürich - Speech at the University of Zürich

October 5, 1946 – Blackpool - Speech at Blackpool

February 11, 1947 – St.Margaret’s, Westminster - Churchill attend the marriage of his daughter Mary

May 20, 1947 – Chartwell - Churchill is visited by Attlee and Lord Mountbatten

August 4, 1947 – Blenheim - Conservative Rally

November 5, 1947 - Speaks against the Burma Independence Bill

December 6, 1947 – Manchester - Churchill receives the Freedom of Manchester

December 10, 1947 – Paris | Marrakech - Churchill flies to Paris, then to Marrakech

December 12, 1947 – Marrakech – Letter to Clementine

January 18, 1948 – Marrakech - Churchill departs to Britain

January 22, 1948 – London - Speech to the Commons about conflict with Soviet Union

May 7, 1948 – The Hague - Inaugural meeting of the Congress of Europe - Churchill pleas for letting "national rancours and revenges" die

May 9, 1948 – Amsterdam - Speech in Amsterdam

June 2, 1948 – Savoy Hotel, London - Lunch in Churchill's honor

August 22, 1948 – Aix-en-Provence - Churchill and Clementine travel to Aix-en-Provence

September 20, 1948 – La Capponcina, Côte d’azur – France - Churchill moves to Beaverbrook's Villa in the Côte d'Azur

October 2, 1948 – Chartwell - Returns to Chartwell

October 5, 1948 – Biggin Hill - Speech to the 615 Squadron

October 9, 1948 – Llandudno, North Wales - Conservative Party Rally

December 27, 1948 – Paris - Departs to Paris and Monte Carlo

January 13, 1949 – Chartwell - Back in England

February 26, 1949 – Brussels - Speech to the Council of the European Movement for the Creation of a European Court of Human Rights

March 18, 1949 – Southampton(?) - Departs to the united States aboard the "Queen Elizabeth"

March 25, 1949 – New York City - Speech in New York, praising the recently signed Atlantic Pact

March 31, 1949 – Boston - Speech at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology

April 4(?), 1949 – New York City - Boards the "Queen Elizabeth" to Britain

April 10(?), 1949 – Southampton(?) - Return to Britain

August 17, 1949 – Strasbourg - Speech for the Inaugural meeting of the Council of Europe

August 23, 1949 – La Capponcina, Côte d’azur – France - With film Star Merle Oberon as guest

August 31, 1949 – Chartwell - Return to Chartwell, after a mild stroke

October 13, 1949 – London - Speech at the Conservative Trades Union Congress

October 19, 1949 – Bristol - Delivers the Chancellor's address at the honorary degree ceremony

October 21, 1949 – London - Speech at the annual Alamein Reunion in the Albert Hall

November 2, 1949 – London - Speech at the National Book Exhibition

December 29, 1949 – Madeira Island, Portugal - Churchill flies to Madeira

January 12, 1950 – London - Churchill leaves Madeira in a hurry because of General Elections on February 23

February 14, 1950 – Edinburgh - Speech in Edinburgh

February 16, 1950 – Chartwell - Rumours spread that Churchill had died. He shows himself at a press conference later

March 8, 1950 – London - Speech to the Commons - time had come for west germany to take part in Western defence

August 6, 1950 – Strasbourg - Flies to Strasbourg for the Council of Europe

August 11, 1950 – Strasbourg - Speech to The Council of Europe about the Russian Communist Aggression

August 26, 1950 – Chartwell - Returns to Britain

October 10, 1950 – Copenhagen - Churchill flies to Copenhagen to receive an honorary degree from the University of Copenhagen

October 12(?), 1950 – London - Back in Britain

December 25, 1950 – Marrakech - Letter to Clementine

January 1, 1951 – Tinehir, Atlas Mountains, Morocco - Painting for two days at Tinerhir

January 3, 1951 – Marrakech - Back in Marrakech

January 20, 1951 – London - Returns to London

May 18, 1951 – Glasgow - Rebukes the Labour benches for their pro-Chinese and anti-American sentiments

August 15, 1951 – Annécy, France - Churchill joins Clementine at Annecy. Later departs to Venice

September 12, 1951 – London - Back in England

October 2, 1951 – Liverpool - First speech of the new Campaign

October 23, 1951 – Plymouth - Speech at election meeting

October 26, 1951 – Buckingham Palace, London - The King asks Churchill to form a Government

October 30, 1951 – London - The first Cabinet of Churchill's peacetime administration meets

December 31, 1951 – Southampton - Churchill departs for the United States aboard the "Queen Mary"

January 4, 1952 – New York City | Washington - Churchill arrives in the United States. Flies to Washington

January 9, 1952 – New York City - Returns to New York

January 11, 1952 – Ottawa, Canada - Speech at a banquet given in his honor by the Government of Canada

January 17, 1952 – Washington D.C. - Speech to the American Congress

January 20, 1952 – New York City - Resting for a couple of days in New York

January 22, 1952 – New York City - Departs to Britain

January 28, 1952 – Southampton - Arrival in Britain

February 7, 1952 – London - Churchill broadcasts about King George VI and his final illness

September 9, 1952 – La Capponcina, Côte d’azur – France - Holidays with Clementine

September 25, 1952 – London - Back in London

October 1, 1952 – Balmoral, Scotland - Churchill is guest of the Queen at Balmoral

October 2, 1952 – London - Back in London

October 11, 1952 – Scarborough - Addresses the Conservative Party Conference

December 30, 1952 – Southampton - Churchill boards the "Queen Mary" to the United States

January 4, 1953 – New York City - Churchill arrives in the United States. Visits his mother's house

January 7, 1953 – New York City - Meeting with Eisenhower

January 8, 1953 – Washington D.C. - Meeting with Truman

January 9, 1953 – Kingston, Jamaica - Churchill flies to Jamaica

January 29, 1953 – London - Churchill returns to London by air

April 17, 1953 – Glasgow - Speech in a meeting of scottish conservatives

May 27, 1953 – Downing Street, London - Pre-Coronation dinner with Queen Elizabeth

June 2, 1953 – Westminster Abbey, London - Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II

June 26, 1953 – London - Churchill's left side is partially paralyzed after another stroke

July 4, 1953 – Chartwell - Churchill recovers to be able to walk short distances unaided

August 8, 1953 – Chequers - Presides over a meeting of foreign ministers - the appearances left by his stroke vanish

September 8, 1953 – Downing Street, London - Back in Downing Street, recovered - Cabinet discussion about the Suez Canal

September 11, 1953 – Doncaster - Churchill goes to the horse races

September 12(?), 1953 – Balmoral, Scotland - Meets the Queen and accompanies her to Crathie Kirk

September 17, 1953 – La Capponcina, Côte d’azur – France - In France for two weeks holidays

September 30, 1953 – London - Back in London

October 9, 1953 – Margate - Speech in Margate

October 16, 1953 - Churchill is awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature, "for his mastery of historical and biographical description as well as for brilliant oratory in defending exalted human values".

November 3, 1953 – London - Churchill gives such a performance at the Commons that pressures for him to retire end

December 1, 1953 – Bermuda - Churchill flies to Bermuda

December 3, 1953 – Bermuda - Meeting with Eisenhower

December 10, 1953 – London - Churchill returns to London, disappointed with the results of the Conference

February 3, 1954 – London - First debate about the growing emigration of "coloured" people to Britain

April 5, 1954 – London - Speech to the Commons about the Hydrogen Bomb - Churchill starts to look frail

June 24, 1954 – Washington D.C. - Churchill flies to Washington with Eden and Cherwell. Nixon meets them at the airport

June 29, 1954 – Washington D.C. - Churchill and Eisenhower announce their agreement that West Germany should take its place as an equal partner in the community of Western Nations where it can make its proper contribution to the defence of the free world

June 30, 1954 – Ottawa, Canada - Churchill broadcasts to the canadian people

July 1, 1954 – New York City - Churchill boards the "Queen Elizabeth" to Britain

July 6, 1954 – Southampton - Churchill arrives in Britain

July 7, 1954 – London - Churchill tells the Cabinet of his decision to manufacture a british hydrogen bomb

October 9, 1954 – Blackpool - Speech at the Conservative Party Conference

November 26, 1954 – Bristol - Speech at Bristol University

April 4, 1955 – Downing Street, London - Farewell Dinner to the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh

April 6(?), 1955 – Villa Politi, Syracuse – Italy - After tendering his resignation to the Queen, Churchill flies to Syracuse, reading a thanks letter from the Queen

April 18, 1955 – Villa Politi, Syracuse – Italy - Churchill responds to the Queen's letter

April 28, 1955 – London - Returns to London

September 15, 1955 – La Capponcina, Côte d’azur – France - Churchill and Clementine fly to the South of France

November 14, 1955 – London – Returns to London

January 7, 1956 – La Pausa, Roquebrune – France - Churchill flies to the South of France. Painting lessons and gramophone music

February 16, 1956 – London - Churchill goes to London to participate in the Death Penalty (hanging) bill

March 1, 1956 – La Pausa, Roquebrune – France - Back at La Pausa

April 11, 1956 – London - Churchill flies to London to surprise Clementine, who was arriving from Marseille

April 17, 1956 – Downing Street, London - Churchill is invited to have dinner with Prime-Minister Eden and Khrushchev

May 10, 1956 – Aachen, Germany - Ceremony for the reception of the Charlemagne Prize

May 11, 1956 – Celle, Germany - Churchill spends the next days visiting british troops

May 13, 1956 – Biggin Hill - Churchill returns to Britain

May 30, 1956 – La Pausa, Roquebrune – France - Churchill and Clementine fly to the South of France

July 30, 1956 – London - Eden sees Churchill and starts giving him details of the policy in Suez

September 17, 1956 – La Pausa, Roquebrune – France - Churchill returns to La Pausa

October 19, 1956 – La Pausa, Roquebrune – France - Churchill suffers a stroke and passes out

October 28, 1956 – London - Back in London

November 5, 1956 – London - Newspaper article - "Why I decided to support the Government on the Egyptian issue"

January 10, 1957 – Buckingham Palace, London - Churchill is asked as a matter of courtesy for his advice as to Eden's successor

January 12(?), 1957 – La Pausa, Roquebrune – France - Churchill returns to La Pausa

February 13, 1957 – London - Back in London

February 1(?), 1958 – La Pausa, Roquebrune – France - Gets Bronchial pneumonia

April 1(?), 1958 – London - Back in London

September 12, 1958 – La Capponcina, Côte d’azur - Churchill and Clementine celebrate their Golden Wedding

September 22, 1958 – La Capponcina, Côte d’azur – France - Churchill embarks on the yacht "Christina" as guest of Onassis

October 2, 1958 – Gibraltar - The "Christina" reaches Gibraltar

October 3, 1958 – London - Returns to London by plane

October 12, 1958 – La Pausa, Roquebrune – France - Returns by air to La Pausa

November 6, 1958 – Paris - De Gaulle decorates Churchill with the Croix of Libertation

January(?) 1(?), 1959 – Marrakech - Flies to Marrakech with Clementine

February(?), 1(?), 1959 – Moroccan Coast | Canary Islands - Second cruise aboard Onassis' "Christina"

March 1(?), 1959 – London - Back in London

May 5, 1959 – Washington D.C. – Letter to Clementine. Guest of Eisenhower

May 15, 1959 – London - Returns to Britain

June 1(?), 1959 – Aegean Sea | La Pausa - Churchill leaves again for another cruise on the "Christina" and La Pausa

September 29, 1959 – London - Speeks to his constituency

November 30, 1959 – Hotel de Paris, Monte Carlo – Churchill and Clementine fly to the South of France. Later departs on the "Christina" to the Western Indies

September 1(?), 1961 – London - Returns to London

October 30, 1961 – London - Attends the State Opening of Parliament

June 1(?), 1962 – Monte Carlo, France - Churchill falls and breaks his hip. Asks to "die in England". A RAF Comet takes him home

April 30, 1963 – Monte Carlo, France - Churchill returns to Monte Carlo

June 1(?), 1963 – Monte Carlo, France - Embarks on the "Christina" to Sardinia, Corfu and Athens

July 1(?), 1963 – London – Back in London

July 27, 1964 – London - Last Visit to the Commons

January 10, 1965 – London - Churchill suffers a massive stroke

January 24, 1965 – London - Sir Winston Churchill dies, aged 90 =(END)