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The 14 pages that link to Iron Curtain, each with the reason it gives.

• Cold WarRelated: The phrase captured the division emerging across Europe after the Second World War.

• Warsaw PactRelated: The Pact’s military boundary reinforced this broader division of Europe.

• Fall of the Berlin WallNarrower topic: The Wall’s opening became a vivid sign that this continental division was breaking down.

• ContainmentRelated: The division became an early and visible setting for containment policy.

• EuropeRelated: It divided the continent into rival blocs for decades.

• Potsdam ConferenceNarrower topic: The unfinished Potsdam settlement congealed into this continental division within two years.

• Eastern BlocRelated: The phrase captured the division from which the bloc took shape.

• Central EuropeRelated: It divided countries commonly grouped as Central Europe into opposing blocs.

• Eastern EuropeRelated: It made a political boundary central to postwar meanings of Eastern Europe.

• Barbed wireRelated: Wire barriers became a visible instrument of restricted movement across parts of Cold War Europe.

• Division of EuropeBroader topic: The division's lasting cultural name, outliving the frontier itself in political speech.

• BurgenlandRelated: The fortified border with Hungary shaped movement and daily life in Burgenland for decades.

• Fulda GapNarrower topic: The Fulda Gap was a strategically prominent segment of this broader frontier.

• Karel GottRelated: Gott’s recordings and performances circulated across this divide, especially in German-speaking countries.