Today, 74 years ago, on 26 October 1951 (Calendar, 26 September 1951), Churchill regained power. Winston-Churchill was ordered to organize a new government after the 77-year-old Winston-Churchill succeeded the Labour Party in the British general election after losing control of parliament in the October elections. For Churchill, who took over the post of Prime Minister Crimond-Edward, this victory was both a success and a challenge. Six years ago, namely, six years after Churchill led the British people during the Second World War, because of the unexpected victory of Edmund and his Labour Party in the British general election, Churchill was dismissed from the prime minister's palace. Churchill once again rallied the East Hill, worthy of the British government's reversal to