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Iron Curtain         
  • Sign warning of approach to within one kilometer of the inter-zonal German border, 1986
  • Swedish book "''Behind Russia's iron curtain''" from 1923
  • Heiligenstadt]])
  • Remains of the "iron curtain" in [[Devínska Nová Ves]], [[Bratislava]] (Slovakia)
  • A map of the [[Eastern Bloc]]
  • The dissolution of the Eastern Bloc
  • the [[Finnish-Russian border]] line
  • Memorial in [[Budapest]] reads: "Iron Curtain 1949–1989"
  •  Soviet-occupied zone of Austria]].
  • Remains of Iron Curtain in former Czechoslovakia at the Czech-German border
  • Preserved section of the border between [[East Germany]] and West Germany called the "Little Berlin Wall" at [[Mödlareuth]]
  • Fence along the former east–west border in Germany
  • [[Finnish Border Guard]]s at the border area in 1967
  • dragon's teeth]] and electric security fence are visible.
TERM SYMBOLIZING THE IDEOLOGICAL-POLITICAL CONFLICT AND PHYSICAL BOUNDARY DIVIDING EUROPE DURING THE COLD WAR
Iron curtain; Eiserner Vorhang; Jernteppe; The Iron Curtain; The Sinews of Peace; Iron curtain nuclear battle; Teló d'acer; Iron Curtain speech; Sinews of Peace; Szczecin-Trieste line
People referred to the border that separated the Soviet Union and the communist countries of Eastern Europe from the Western European countries as the Iron Curtain.
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Iron Curtain         
  • Sign warning of approach to within one kilometer of the inter-zonal German border, 1986
  • Swedish book "''Behind Russia's iron curtain''" from 1923
  • Heiligenstadt]])
  • Remains of the "iron curtain" in [[Devínska Nová Ves]], [[Bratislava]] (Slovakia)
  • A map of the [[Eastern Bloc]]
  • The dissolution of the Eastern Bloc
  • the [[Finnish-Russian border]] line
  • Memorial in [[Budapest]] reads: "Iron Curtain 1949–1989"
  •  Soviet-occupied zone of Austria]].
  • Remains of Iron Curtain in former Czechoslovakia at the Czech-German border
  • Preserved section of the border between [[East Germany]] and West Germany called the "Little Berlin Wall" at [[Mödlareuth]]
  • Fence along the former east–west border in Germany
  • [[Finnish Border Guard]]s at the border area in 1967
  • dragon's teeth]] and electric security fence are visible.
TERM SYMBOLIZING THE IDEOLOGICAL-POLITICAL CONFLICT AND PHYSICAL BOUNDARY DIVIDING EUROPE DURING THE COLD WAR
Iron curtain; Eiserner Vorhang; Jernteppe; The Iron Curtain; The Sinews of Peace; Iron curtain nuclear battle; Teló d'acer; Iron Curtain speech; Sinews of Peace; Szczecin-Trieste line
¦ noun (the Iron Curtain) a notional barrier separating the former Soviet bloc and the West prior to the decline of communism in eastern Europe in 1989.
Iron Curtain         
  • Sign warning of approach to within one kilometer of the inter-zonal German border, 1986
  • Swedish book "''Behind Russia's iron curtain''" from 1923
  • Heiligenstadt]])
  • Remains of the "iron curtain" in [[Devínska Nová Ves]], [[Bratislava]] (Slovakia)
  • A map of the [[Eastern Bloc]]
  • The dissolution of the Eastern Bloc
  • the [[Finnish-Russian border]] line
  • Memorial in [[Budapest]] reads: "Iron Curtain 1949–1989"
  •  Soviet-occupied zone of Austria]].
  • Remains of Iron Curtain in former Czechoslovakia at the Czech-German border
  • Preserved section of the border between [[East Germany]] and West Germany called the "Little Berlin Wall" at [[Mödlareuth]]
  • Fence along the former east–west border in Germany
  • [[Finnish Border Guard]]s at the border area in 1967
  • dragon's teeth]] and electric security fence are visible.
TERM SYMBOLIZING THE IDEOLOGICAL-POLITICAL CONFLICT AND PHYSICAL BOUNDARY DIVIDING EUROPE DURING THE COLD WAR
Iron curtain; Eiserner Vorhang; Jernteppe; The Iron Curtain; The Sinews of Peace; Iron curtain nuclear battle; Teló d'acer; Iron Curtain speech; Sinews of Peace; Szczecin-Trieste line
The Iron Curtain is a term describing the political boundary dividing Europe into two separate areas from the end of World War II in 1945 until the end of the Cold War in 1991. The term symbolizes the efforts by the Soviet Union (USSR) to block itself and its satellite states from open contact with the West and its allied states.

Wikipedia

Iron Curtain
The Iron Curtain is a term describing the political boundary dividing Europe into two separate areas from the end of World War II in 1945 until the end of the Cold War in 1991. The term symbolizes the efforts by the Soviet Union (USSR) to block itself and its satellite states from open contact with the West and its allied states.
Examples of use of Iron Curtain
1. Prescient words Stalin was furious at the Iron Curtain speech.
2. We left that model behind when the Iron Curtain fell.
3. The last vestiges of the Iron Curtain will disappear.
4. And the people of Czechoslovakia brought down the Iron Curtain with a Velvet Revolution.
5. I much regret that." It had been a recantation worthy of an old Iron Curtain country.