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The national barrier separating the former soviet bloc and the west prior to the decline of the communism that followed by the political events in Europe in 1989.

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It is A. The Iron Curtain was an imaginary boundary set up during the times of March 5th, 1946. The boundary divided <span> Europe in the west and the Soviet Union and its Communist one-party states in the east.</span>

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