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At the same time, the speech is not well understood, and many myths have grown up around it. The full speech can be read here , courtesy of the Churchill Centre.
Here are some facts about this magnificent oration that you may find surprising. Rather, he gave it in the House of Commons , beginning at 3. The thought simply does not seem to have occurred to him or to anyone else.
Instead, a BBC announcer read sections of it during the nightly news. You have, of course, heard him delivering it, but he did not make that recording until , when he was persuaded to do so for the benefit of posterity.
Few people, when they hear the speech on radio or TV documentaries, are aware that they are listening to Churchill speaking not in but nine years later. Strangely, though, there is a popular myth that the speech was broadcast at the time, not by Churchill himself, but by an actor, Norman Shelley. Shelley did make a phonograph recording of a different Churchill speech in the aftermath of the victory at El Alamein although what use was made of it, if any, is unknown.
He never claimed to have impersonated the Prime Minister over the airwaves, and though many historians have pointed out that the story is false, it seems impossible to kill it.