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The book describes the main milestones in the life and work of Sir Winston Churchill in a popular science form. Even British historiography at various stages assessed his political, statesmanship, and journalistic achievements ambiguously, sometimes giving him an extremely negative characterisation, sometimes admiring him. The socio-political literature of the Soviet era defined this figure mainly as a deceitful politician and the "greatest hater" of Soviet Russia. He was credited with many things that he did not actually do. The authors set out to better understand Churchill's "paradoxes" and to tell the reader about them. The second part of the book includes Churchill's most famous aphorisms and catchphrases.

The publication is intended for a wide range of readers, primarily those interested in the history of Great Britain and the biographies of prominent people and leaders of the nation.