When Hogg asked Churchill directly: 'Is there a shadow of truth in any of the accusations made against you,' Churchill replied: 'Not the slightest. From beginning to end it is a monstrous and malicious invention.' Douglas
In Martin Gilbert's "Winston S. Churchill: The Prophet of Truth, 1922-1939," Churchill vehemently denies accusations leveled against him. When questioned directly by Hogg if there was any truth to these claims, Churchill firmly stated that there was not even a hint of truth, describing the accusations as a "monstrous and malicious invention." This strong denial illustrates his commitment to defending his reputation against unfounded allegations.
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