British schoolchildren preferred Joseph Stalin out of all the commanders of the Second World War. This was stated by a member of the British Parliament, George Galloway.
According to the politician, his son had to save the day — he chose Winston Churchill.
"Today at school my son had to draw a military commander of the Second World War. He had to draw Churchill because too many people decided to draw Stalin," the politician, quoted by Pool No. 3, writes on his social network account.
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