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Iron Curtain - East of the Iron Curtain.
While the Iron Curtain was in place, certain countries of Eastern Europe and many in Central Europe (except West Germany, Liechtenstein, Switzerland and Austria) were under the political influence of the Soviet Union. Indeed the Central European states to the east of the Curtain were frequently regarded as being part of Eastern Europe, rather than Central Europe.
Many of the states were members of the Soviet Union itself (the Soviet Socialist Republics), while with ...
See also:Iron Curtain, Iron Curtain - Political economic and military realities, Iron Curtain - East of the Iron Curtain, Iron Curtain - West of the Iron Curtain, Iron Curtain - The Iron Curtain as a physical entity, Iron Curtain - Origins of the Iron Curtain, Iron Curtain - Antagonism between East and West, Iron Curtain - Earlier usages of the term Read more here: » Iron Curtain: Encyclopedia II - Iron Curtain - Political economic and military realities |
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| | | | Cold War (1947-1953) and its origins: Encyclopedia II - Iron Curtain - Origins of the Iron Curtain The first recorded use of the term iron curtain was in 1819, in the general sense of "an impenetrable barrier". By 1920 it had become associated with the boundary of the Soviet Union's sphere of influence. [1] It was used during World War II by German Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels and later Count Lutz Schwerin von Krosigk in the last days of the war; however, its use was popularized by the former British leader Winston Churchill, who used it in his "Sinews of Peace" address March 5, 1946:
From Stettin in the Balt ...
See also:Iron Curtain, Iron Curtain - Political economic and military realities, Iron Curtain - East of the Iron Curtain, Iron Curtain - West of the Iron Curtain, Iron Curtain - The Iron Curtain as a physical entity, Iron Curtain - Origins of the Iron Curtain, Iron Curtain - Antagonism between East and West, Iron Curtain - Earlier usages of the term Read more here: » Iron Curtain: Encyclopedia II - Iron Curtain - Origins of the Iron Curtain |
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