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Did You Know?

Much of the Western public still regarded the Soviet Union as a close ally in the context of the recent defeat of Nazi Germany and of Japan, resulting in many seeing Churchill's speech as warmongering and unnecessary.

1-2.A New Look at the Iron Curtain, Ignace Feuerlicht, American Speech, Vol.

The minefield was later replaced with an electric signal fence (about from the border) and a barbed wire fence, along with guard towers and a sand strip to track border violations.Regular patrols sought to prevent escape attempts.

Several escape attempts failed when the escapees were stopped after crossing the outer fence.In parts of Czechoslovakia, the border strip became hundreds of meters wide, and an area of increasing restrictions was defined as the border was approached.

Stalin's aims led to strained relations at the Yalta Conference (February 1945) and the subsequent Potsdam Conference (August 1945).People in the West expressed opposition to Soviet domination over the buffer states, and the fear grew that the Soviets were building an empire that might be a threat to them and their interests.Nonetheless, at the Potsdam Conference, the Allies assigned parts of Poland, Finland, Romania, Germany, and the Balkans to Soviet control or influence.

After the border fortifications were dismantled, a section was rebuilt for a formal ceremony.