Which great foreign diplomat coined the phrase "iron curtain" during the onset of the cold war? charles de gaulle winston churchill clement attlee joseph stalin

The correct answer is: "Winston Churchill".

Winston Churchill, the British Prime Minister, pronounced those words in 1946, in the aftermath of WWII.

He referred to the creation of a division in Europe, that subsequently would spread to the whole world and lead to the Cold War. That iron curtain would be the border that separated the two blocs.

The Soviet Union and all the Central and Eastern Europeans countries that positioned themselves under the influence of the first, constituted the Eastern bloc. On the other hand, Western European countries together with the US would conform the Western Bloc.

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