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What was winston churchill referring to when hee mentioned "Iron curtain" across europe?
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What was winston churchill referring to when hee mentioned "Iron curtain" across europe?

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He mentioned this term soon after the war. The phrase iron curtain refers to the division of Europe as the Cold War strengthened.
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The division between democratic and communist countries

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