The concept of the Iron Curtain, presented by Winston Churchill, had significance on the end of WWII and beginning of the Cold War. It presented the idea that capitalism was the correct ideology to follow and that communism was the "iron curtain" dividing the world into the capitalist Western powers and the Soviet Union and the other communist nations (e.g. China). Ultimately, it means that the two ideologies cannot coexist; the "curtain" is not flexible (since it is made of metal) thus the only way to unite the world is to destroy the curtain completely.
a term used to describe the boundry of the USSR from the NATO countries
The iron curtain
it depends in which side of the curtain are you if you are on the east side ... then behind the curtain was the west capitalism if you are on the west side . behind the curtain was the east comunism
The Iron Curtain was put there because of the cold war. To prevent movement between communist countries and democratic countries.
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The Iron Curtain was the de facto division between communist societies and democracies during the cold war.
Germany (by the Iron curtain).
He said an "iron curtain" has descended across the continent.
The Iron Curtain
The Soviet Union. After the second world war, the communist Russians slammed down the Iron Curtain on the West.
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Iron Curtain
Joseph Stalin imposed what Winston Churchill would call the Iron Curtain after World War II. The figurative curtain separated Soviet-controlled Warsaw Pact countries from NATO led and neutral countries.
The phrase 'Iron Curtain' was used by Churchill to describe partition of Europe because of Soviet occupation of the Eastern European countries in 1946.
An Iron Curtain
a term used to describe the boundry of the USSR from the NATO countries