April 9th marks Winston Churchill Day, a holiday established to commemorate the day when he was bestowed with honorary U.S. citizenship. On April 9, 1963, U.S. President John F. Kennedy presided over the ceremony, even though Churchill himself was not in attendance. Instead, his son and grandson represented him during the event.

While the honorary citizenship ceremony was a one-time occurrence, this day has since been observed annually as Winston Churchill Day. It provides an excellent opportunity for Churchill enthusiasts to celebrate his remarkable achievements, and for those less acquainted with him, it serves as a chance to delve into the life and legacy of this influential figure.