Clementine Churchill was the wife of Winston Churchill, the British Prime Minister during World War II. Born on April 1, 1885, she was known for her strong support of her husband and her involvement in various social causes. Clementine played a significant role in maintaining morale during the war and was a trusted advisor to Winston. Throughout her life, Clementine was active in charitable work and was involved in organizations focused on women's rights and education. She was also a mother to five children, balancing her family life with her public duties. Clementine Churchill passed away on December 12, 1977.