Draft:Andreas Koureas

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• Comment: I'd recommend adding an infobox and finding better sources before resubmitting. Thanks! :) SirMemeGod  16:51, 8 October 2024 (UTC)

Andreas Koureas FRAS FRSA (Born 2nd January 2003) is a historian reading Political Economy at King's College London. His main focus of research is on Winston Churchill and the Bengal Famine, with an academic paper due on the subject in late 2024.

He is published in multiple outlets including The Spectator,^[1] The Spectator Australia,^[2] The National Interest^[3] and academic institutions like Hillsdale College's The Churchill Project.^[4]

His research on the Bengal Famine sets to exonerate Churchill from the accusations that the statesman was responsible for the famine. Though garnering support from many eminent academics, it nonetheless remains controversial - with multiple outlets producing hit pieces targeting Koureas' work.^[5][6]

In July 2024, he founded the up-coming luxury book publishing firm, Veritas Britannia Ltd.^[7]

He is also currently working on a book called 'Churchill: Marching Through The Fire, May 1940 - June 1941', due for publication in 2025/2026 with Barnthorn.^[8]

• Winston Churchill and India: Setting the Record Straight, The National Interest^[9]
• Kishan Rana on Churchill and India: A Misunderstood Relationship, Hillsdale College^[10]
• Debunking Tucker Carlson’s Darryl Cooper Interview, The National Interest^[11]
• Winston Churchill isn’t to blame for the Bengal famine, The Spectator^[12]
• Remembering Zareer Masani, The National Interest^[13]
• Britain’s remarkable fight to end the slave trade, The Spectator^[14]
• The Destiny of a Lion—Winston Churchill’s Lifelong Prophecy, The National Interest^[15]
• The fact that collapses the case for slavery reparations, The Spectator^[16]
• D-Day 80th Anniversary: The Invasion That Changed the Course of World War II, The National Interest^[17]
• There is no case for reparations, The Spectator World^[18]
• Debunking Tucker Carlson’s Darryl Cooper Interview, Hillsdale College^[19]
• Winston Churchill’s Lifelong Friendship with the Jewish People, The National Interest^[20]

• The History Underground: "Was Churchill the Chief Villain of WWII??? A Response to Darryl Cooper & Tucker Carlson"^[21]