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The soviet union and Russia shared a border in Germany known as the iron curtain. The secrecy surrounding the closed boarder infuriated Truman.

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Churchill is saying that peace is necessary but no one knows what dangers exist behind this “iron curtain” or the barrier that borders the area under soviet control

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In his “Iron Curtain” speech, Churchill addresses the growing tensions and suspicions of the USSR’s intentions for the Eastern European nations under their sphere of influence. He refers to uncertainty as the Iron Curtain across Europe saying how it prevents western nations from seeing what’s going on in the Eastern European nations. He’s concerned for the future and what’s to become if the nations after wwii now under the USSR.

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Churchill talks about how they want peace in Europe and the Iron curtain is interfering with the peace that he wants to acquire.

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Winston Churchill is talking about how Europe is not free, which the Allie’s had fought for during WW2. The Iron Curtain refers to a divider between Eastern and Western Europe that Britain and the US can’t get information and control over.

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He is verbalizing his concerns with what the USSR is doing and is also informing people what he thinks their actions will cause. The Soviet Unions “Iron Curtain” prevents the eastern countries from making sure the countries now under USSR control are being treated well. By not being transparent with the eastern countries and also not following through with promises Stalin made, the trust was diminishing. Churchill predicts that the lack of trustworthiness will surely create conflict in the future.

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He wants peace in Europe. And he was saying how the curtain has fallen in Europe. Which means they don’t know what the USSR is going to do and the secrecy behind scenes.

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Churchill is saying that the Soviets have taken a large portion of land, and that there is a chance that communism will spread and Russia will become more powerful. He wants to honor the agreements so that peace can remain, but is worried about Stalin’s actions. By iron curtain, he’s referring to Russia cutting off their influence on the portion of Europe that they have expanded into.

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Churchill was talking about how they don’t know what’s going on in Europe and is worried about what will happen.

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Churchill is saying that they aren’t living in the free word and the free Europe that they fought for in World War II and many for the things their people had died to make them free, are being taken over by communism. When Churchill said Iron Curtain he meant no one knew what was going on in Europe.

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Churchill was explaining that no one really knows what is going on in the USSR or how big of a threat they are. He was scared that since Stalin was a dictator he would make harmful decisions and he’s not very predictable so they didn’t know how to prepare for that.

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Churchill is talking about why the iron curtain is dangerous in the world efforts for peace after the war. Churchill refers to the Iron curtain as a metaphor for the actions that western Europe can’t see happening in Eastern Europe and the atrocities the soviet union might be committing behind the scenes.

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The Iron Curtain was a physical border that divided Europe between communism and capitalism as well as democracy and dictatorship, but it was also a separation of reality. Within the Soviet controlled nations, life was unknown to western nations because Soviets didn’t want the curtain to fall. The exposing of life in a communist nation to life in a capitalist one would’ve made the whole curtain come down.

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The “iron curtain” represents the barrier between the United States and eastern Europe. It also represents the unknown about what the Soviet Union was going to do.

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Churchill is saying that another war Is possible and iron curtain that basically the Soviet Union is in control of Europe and has all the power.

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He’s very vague but basically says a war isn’t inevitable but they need to make sure things change. The Iron Curtain refers to the border in East Germany that signifies where Soviet control begins, the curtain refers to the fact that the western nations don’t know what’s going on.

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Winston Churchill talks about wanting peace in Europe and that the “iron curtain” (the division between the USSR and the allies) that the USSR has created is disrupting the peace he wants.

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he is saying that all they want is peace, and the soviet union is threatening the peace. a war isn’t inevitable, but something needs to be done in order to stop the invasions, and control of the soviet union.

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Churchill is saying that he wants to have peace and honesty with All of the powers. But the “iron curtain” is preventing this because we don’t know what the USSR is doing and this is dishonest of them and they could be doing something bad we don’t know about.

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Churchill is explaining the Iron Curtain. He is saying in the video that Stalin is trying to get more power in the Eastern Europe but U.S and Great Britain wants peace instead of another war.

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Churchill was referring to this Iron Curtain across Europe during this time. It isn’t a real curtain but it is used to show how there is little information about what is being done by the Soviets in Eastern Europe. Churchill is concerned for the future and what might result from this “Curtain”.

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Churchill talks about how he wants peace. The iron curtain is him saying that he doesn’t know what the USSR is doing.

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The “Iron curtain” is a barrier we can’t see across. So Western Europe didn’t know how the people were being treated. We want to fight them to be sure that people are free.

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Churchill is explaining that another war isn't inevitable, and it is most definitely preventable. However, with Russia's current secrecy, it is impossible to trust them. The Iron curtain is referring to the Soviet Union's current control over Germany and how no one has anyway to know what they may be spreading there.

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he wants peace in Europe but that is being threatened by Stalin and he says force is needed to stop him from gaining control of Europe

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the western powers like great britain and the US are nervous because they don't know whether anything they had agreed to is actually happening in the german territory ruled by the soviets

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Churchill is saying that now is not the time to sit back and watch the Soviet Union control eastern Europe. It is important to take action before the Soviet Union gains to much power. When he says Iron Curtain he is basically saying that no one on the western side of the “curtain” knows whats going on on the eastern side. The “curtain” is blocking the information from the eastern side from reaching the western side.

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The iron curtain refers to the boarder in Germany between the soviet union and russia. Truman was angered by the secrecy behind the closed boarder.

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He is basically saying that the curtain is like a representation of a barrier between whats going on in the U.S. and Eastern Europe. They dont want others to know what it actually going on.

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He’s saying he wants peace. The iron curtain meaning is how we don’t know what’s happening on in Europe

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Churchill is saying that the Soviets are starting to control Eastern Europe. The United States wants peace so we need to prevent the USSR from gaining too much power.

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He is basically saying how there needs to be peace and all the unknown things with the Soviet Union. As well as what the iron curtain is.

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Churchill’s speech addresses the arising tensions between Western Europe and Eastern Europe as the communist power, the Soviet Union, creates an iron curtain. This iron curtain was a border between modernized, liberated Western Europe, and communist, controlled Eastern Europe that was so confined, it was difficult to determine what was happening on the other side.

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I believe Churchill is saying that we must take a stand and start pushing towards stopping russia from what they are doing. I think iron curtain means like a blockade and secrecy of russia keeping information from the allie’s.

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Churchill was saying that an iron curtain has fallen in Europe, meaning that no one is truly aware of the dangers the USSR is posing to Central and Eastern European countries. Many believed Churchill’s speech was too aggressive towards the Soviet Union, but he knew Stalin was still looking for more power.

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Churchill is telling us about the iron curtain and how we don’t know what is going on in the Soviet Union. They are doing a lot of stuff behind the scenes.

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The iron curtain is referring to the US and Britain not knowing what is going on in Europe and the plans that Stalin makes for the Soviet Union to have more power in Europe

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the speech basically was about how the soviet union and how they are spreading communism and gaining too much power in the free world. iron curtain is a term that means that they cant see anything that’s happening in eastern europe.

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Churchill is saying that power must be shown to contain the power hungry Russia. He wants peace but believes that peace can’t be meet without force. By iron curtain he means that they’re is a blockage or secrecy that can’t be brought down without reparations.

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He’s saying he wants peace. The iron curtain is term for saying they can’t talk about what’s goin on in Eastern Europe