Relationship between Brooke and churchill 1930-1997
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- General Brooke's relationship with Churchill
- General Brooke disputed on many different smaller subjects with Churchill
- They never agreed and this frustrated churchill
- Marshal Sir Allen Brooke, was a highly competent organiser and a professional
- He was often annoyed by churchills thinking aloud. And churchill coming up with many different ,military ideas.
- His diarys often refer to his long exhausting meetings and political frustration with political interferences
- When it came to major decisions Churchill and Brooke had very few disagreements
- Brooke and other generals supported churchill's decision in 1940 to send britain's military equipment to the middle east , to maintain the british empire
- The other generals agreed as they too had little enthusiasm to have a renewal of fighting in northern europe
- General Brooke disputed on many different smaller subjects with Churchill
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