Andrew Roberts

Andrew Roberts, the acclaimed historian and author, has penned over 20 books, many achieving bestseller status and critical acclaim, including the multi-award-winning ‘Churchill: Walking With Destiny.’ This definitive biography, alongside other seminal works such as ‘Napoleon the Great,’ has established Roberts as a preeminent voice in military and political history. His meticulously researched and fact-based historical narratives have been translated into twenty-eight languages, showcasing his significant global intellectual reach and profound contribution to historical scholarship. Roberts holds a PhD in modern history from the University of Cambridge, providing a rigorous academic foundation for his extensive body of work. Roberts further demonstrated his analytical depth by co-authoring ‘Conflict’ with General David Petraeus, an influential publication that offers a critical examination of the evolution of warfare and its contemporary implications.

He also shares his expertise through instructional roles on historical leadership for Peterson Academy and is a key figure in initiatives such as History Reclaimed, dedicated to preserving accurate historical narratives against revisionism. Most recently, Andrew Roberts significantly advanced his influence within the United Kingdom’s legislative and intellectual spheres by becoming a distinguished Member of the House of Lords. Through his prolific writing, esteemed academic appointments, and influential media presence, Roberts continues to shape global historical discourse, offering unparalleled and timely insights into leadership, conflict, and the pivotal events that define international history.