Cold War Speech Analysis

After the Second World War ended tension started to rise between powers of the communist eastern and the democratic western side of Europe in which it was known as the cold war, where by in general it was a period of political and military tension that took place in Europe. Each and every leader had his own role during the cold war including those of who were thought to be giving factors for the birth of the cold war and those of who were thought to be aiming to end the tension, those leaders were such as joseph Stalin, John F.Kennedy, Winston Churchill and etc. mainly to be focused on was Winston Churchill who he was one of those leaders that believed in limiting the abilities of those dominating European affairs. According to (Editors, 2016)Winston Churchill used to be the prime minister of Great Britain from 1940 up until 1945 and he is one of those leaders mentioned in history for having a role during the cold war. He was one of the very first leaders to raise the idea of an iron curtain that was descending across Europe which was later seen as a factor that gave birth to the cold war. Winston Churchill delivered a speech explaining his feelings towards the soviet unions and how they were trying to take control over the eastern side of Europe thus …show more content…
Many may believe that Winston Churchill was behind the cold war but that can never be based on as he only saw the cold war coming and thus why he laid out all the consequences if the soviet unions were going to continued. The cold war had many phases and many parts in which each and every leader has their own role during the tension that was occurring. Through this speech we see that Winston Churchill is supporting the west fully and he’s totally against the idea of communism to