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9 September, 01:09

Although communism was a threat, free nations allowed communism to continue to spread. Churchill suggested that an "iron curtain" separated nations that were free from those under Soviet control. Churchill's speech was accepted and supported by all nations. Churchill saw Communism as a threat.

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