Christopher Catherwood has been a Fellow of the Churchill Fellowship (Winston Churchill Memorial Trust) since 2010, being awarded a medal in 2014 for his work on the life of Winston Churchill in the National Archives in Washington, DC. He was the Crosby Kemper Lecturer at the National Churchill Museum at the Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri, in 2008, and has lectured about Churchill at the George C. Marshall Center in Lexington, Virginia; the University of Richmond, Virginia; and at the Folger Library in Washington, DC. He is the academic director of the Wake Forest University INSTEP program in Cambridge, England, for which he teaches twentieth-century history. He has been twice awarded an Archives By-Fellowship at the Churchill Archives Centre at Churchill College, Cambridge, where he conducts most of his research. A Fellow of the Royal Historical Society, he has written many books on both Churchill and the Second World War, and is the author of a successful high school textbook on the Cold War. He lives in Cambridge, England.
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