Why Is Winston Churchill Tilted The Iron Curtain Speech

Winston Churchill’s speech, tilted the “Iron Curtain Speech,” was given on March 5th, 1946 and expressed the need for the prevention of another war. Churchill first begins with talking about Russia, and about how the Soviet Union has influenced some very major European cities or capitals. Cities such as Vienna, Budapest, Bucharest, Warsaw, Prague, Berlin, Belgrade, and Sofia are know to be apart of the “Soviet sphere” which was a title given to them by Winston Churchill himself due to the major influence that the Soviet Union had on them. Then he switches thoughts and starting to talk about how all of the European countries need to stick together, and become unified once again. He speaks on how every European country needs to unify together,