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What was Winston Churchill's situation at the time of the Iron Curtain speech in 1946?

A. Churchill was the President of the Allied Forces rebuilding Europe after WWII.
B. Churchill was not in office after losing his re-election bid for Prime Minister of Britain.
C. Churchill was the Secretary General of the United Nations.
D. Churchill was the acting Prime Minister of Great Britain.

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Final answer:

Winston Churchill was the acting Prime Minister of Great Britain when he delivered the Iron Curtain speech in 1946.


Explanation:

Winston Churchill's situation at the time of the Iron Curtain speech in 1946 was that he was the acting Prime Minister of Great Britain. Churchill delivered the speech at Westminster College in Missouri, highlighting the division between democratic and Communist nations in Europe.


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