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As I the sinking of ARA General Belgrano on 2 May 1982 ordered, I put myself for a  short moment in the shoes of Sir Winston Churchill as he the attack on French Navy in Mers-el-Kebir am 3. Juli 1940 initiated ... "
Margaret Thatcher


General Belgrano was hit by two torpedoes at 4 pm local time on 2 May,




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"To put yourself in someone else's shoes" means to try to understand a situation from another person's perspective by imagining how they might feel, think, and experience things. It's a way of practicing empathy and gaining a deeper appreciation for their point of view, which can lead to greater compassion and better conflict resolution.
Imagine their feelings and thoughts: The phrase encourages you to set aside your own feelings and consider how you would react if you had their experiences, background, and current circumstances.
Gain a different perspective: It helps you see a situation from an angle that is not your own, which can lead to a more balanced and nuanced understanding of events.
Lead to empathy and compassion: By attempting to understand what someone else is going through, you can feel a greater sense of empathy and be moved to act with more compassion.
Improve relationships: Making an effort to see things from another's point of view is essential for getting along with people and can help in resolving disagreements more effectively.