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iron curtain

NOUN
  1. an impenetrable barrier to communication or information especially as imposed by rigid censorship and secrecy; used by Winston Churchill in 1946 to describe the demarcation between democratic and communist countries

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  • This event catalyzed a year-long quest to develop an observer/participant art form reflecting the integration of time (particle) and space (wave) into the living breathing presence of a new archetype, the "wavicle" reflecting Tambellini's space/time experiments in art & physics at MIT, anticipating the hyperdimensional model based on the torsion effect of the rotation of the planets and their satellites arising from behind the Iron Curtain. Lisa Paul Streitfeld: (R)evolution in Art & Physics: The All-Round Genius of Aldo Tambellini
  • If Kerry had had his way, the Soviet Union and the nations behind the Iron Curtain would still be in place - groaning under inefficient, totalitarian Communist regimes.
  • But the urge to "rejoin" Europe was a powerful motivating factor in the collapse of the Iron Curtain, and it remains strong today -- particularly among young people. Backlash In The East
  • But they get hot under the collar about trips behind the old Iron Curtain.
  • Unfortunately, while the Iron Curtain is thankfully no more, a new division is emerging.
  • One is when you are told that the treatment was pioneered behind the Iron Curtain. Times, Sunday Times
  • In many ways, Regina is the perfect performer for the occassion: Russian-born, she was part of the large emigration of Russian Jews to Israel and the United States when the Iron Curtain crumbled in the late 80s. Regina Spektor! Free Concert on the National Mall, June 1 « The Blog at 16th and Q
  • People could watch West German TV and had seen the Polish Solidarity movement triumph in a historic poll in June, and reformist Communist leaders in Budapest tear down part of the Iron Curtain, allowing East Germans to escape to the west. Lapham's Quarterly: 1989: A Slip of the Tongue on the Night the Berlin Wall Fell
  • The slight raising of the Iron Curtain brought cultural contacts with the West.
  • Also, he's checking every seaport from Marseilles to Dunkirk for any kind of ship bound for an Iron Curtain destination. COVER STORY
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