Dedication of Sir Winston Churchill Statue – US Capitol Washington, D.C. / October 30, 2013
The Honorary Consul, Dan Dimancescu, was a guest at the dedication of a statue of Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1963). The ceremony was held at the US Capitol attended by all senior US political leaders and an audience of 300-400. The Honorary Consul’s father was a friend of the Churchill family during his diplomatic service in England, WW-II work with British Intelligence, and later during post-Communist exile in Morocco. MORE on Winston Churchill and Dimitri D. Dimancescu
Oscar Nemon (1906-1985): “Known as the only man who could get Winston to do as he was told.” The TelegraphLady Aurelia Young, daughter of Oscar Nemon, and Dan Dimancescu. Background: Bust of Lincoln by sculptor Gutzon Borglum
Washington, D.C. / October 30, 2013 The Honorary Consul, Dan Dimancescu, was a guest at the dedication of a statue of Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1963). The ceremony was held at the US Capitol attended by all senior US political leaders and an audience of 300-400. The Honorary Consul’s father was a friend of the Churchill family during his diplomatic service in England, WW-II work with British Intelligence, and later during post-Communist exile in Morocco.
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Background: Bust of Lincoln by sculptor Gutzon Borglum