Winston Churchill - Iron Curtain Speech (The Sinews of Peace) - 5 March 1946
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- Опубліковано 29 бер 2016
- The historic address delivered by Sir Winston Churchill on 5 March 1946 at Westminster College, Fulton, Missouri, in the presence of President Harry S Truman.
Rarely more relevant than today, 78 years later.
Remember that at the time this speech was delivered, a war weary American public did not want to hear it. But for a second time in the 20th Century Churchill "saw it all coming" and for the second time and for a second time he "cried aloud" and for a second time he was right.
Funny everyone else saw it before he allied with the soviets. He's a rubbish drunk
Arming Nazis in Ukraine? Right.
A pivotal historical Speech! Thank you so much for sharing it here!!
it's like youtube doesn't want us to find these speech easily in their search result algorithm psyop thing
8:45 for start of the speech
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24:22 to 25:05 - fantastic!
Breathtaking.
Imagine the disgusting vermin who attacked the statue and memory of this great man.
There were some not so great things about him too. Though, I suspect nuance is as lost on you as it is on them.
@@duckhawkninja3614 I suspect the nuance is probably not lost at all, just weighed up, judged and found to be wanting. If we imagine at the map of that war, we'll find the ideas hierarchy behind such actions, belonged not in the west, on that map of WW2 in Europe, but on the eastern side of Germany, yet west of Japan
@@rd-wj3sh In my experience with every historical figure there are only two major camps of opinions people put in comment sections Those who see the figure as pure evil and those who see any criticism of that figure as a personal attack on themselves, their values, and their culture. From what I’ve seen both camps are in equal number and are equally harmful to objective historical analysis.
For instance if you point out that say Thomas Jefferson outlawed the transatlantic slave trade in America you’ll piss off his haters, but if you point out that he r&ped a 14 year old slave girl and enslaved his own children you’ll piss off his sycophants.
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I am an Indian but I heartfully respect Mr.Churchill for what he has done for the Europe and population in the globe.
I see him as my inspirations.
really?
good speech
…. that’s telling ‘em ! I’d say, however, that “ Quite good “ would probably have been adequate.
38:15 “An Iron Curtain”
Amazing speech
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This would be much better if we also had the picture
I wonder how expected or unexpected the subject of this speech was to everyone there. Was he the only one that saw this at the time?
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Yeah my guy gets the people going
12:48 very important that America needed to represent freedom and I feel their achievement has stumbled nearly 100 years later.
Can we have the video please?
Churchill rejected a television broadcast, a possibility that already existed at the time. Therefore there is no video.
@@xaverj8932 Then what was that thing I just closed in my browser, showing him giving the speech from ITS begining? Oh, it must have been an illusion, an animation or...something that would baffle a tweener masquerading as an adult, a _FILM._
Yes there is at least one filmed version of this speech: ua-cam.com/video/lMt7zCaVOWU/v-deo.html
One of the few Europeans I respect.
Churchill? European? When? Where? Why?
@@paololascala5045 Churchill is European. How did you not know that? I assume you're trolling.
@@FreedomPuppy Nope he is English, im Scandinavian, European is a sick ide ,
@@stodderkongen1905 Did you have a stroke at the end there?
I’m sure he’d be delighted to have your endorsement.
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Its sad how he betrayed my country
It might be helpful if you named your country. I do not know how you expect people to guess. Is it Wales by any chance?
@@Hereford1642 No, its Poland. UK betrayed Poland by the 2 Times.
1. First one, letting Germans exterminate us
2. Second one, in yalta, sold my country with USA to the soviets
@@Hereford1642 lol
The speech was ok tbh I think a lot of people in here meat riding ngl. Winston Churchill is ok but he's not Lebron or Michael Jordan lmaoooo
To compare a World Leader to a performer and athlete is just asinine
great man but he was all about his interest , gave a way a part of Europe to Stalin and this was not right. and he new was not a "destiny" , just i don't care for them
This is Roosevelt's fault, Churchill wanted to open a front in the Balkans so that democratic allied forces would take great part of europe before soviets could take it. Roosevelt didn't agree with that strategy, seeing as imperial british ambition. The north american president didn't seem to mind Stalin and socialist brutality at all.
@@MrSantana77 Correct, as did US General Mark Clark who wanted to turn right at the top of Italy (but there was no way through the valleys from Gorizia to Ljubljana to Zagreb). Churchill wanted America to nuke Moscow to liberate Eastern Europe - he was accutely aware that the UK had declared war to secure Poland's existence, only to see her independence lost to Moscow's fist.
Roosevelt resented imperialism and the existence of the British Empire, and thought Churchill represented the worst of this. He cosied up to Stalin and made fun of Churchill, not seeing how bad Stalin was. What an incredible shame. Churchill saw it only too clearly.
ua-cam.com/video/kRzmpCE96kU/v-deo.html
Churchill planned operation unthinkable which was a plan to invade the soviets.
As a man comes from mainland China. I personally really hate Harry Truman who abandon KMT and put the ally China into Communists.
R u jealous of his judgement on the evil Hitler and Communism CCCP with the Chinese Virus today?
Sounds like Charles Lindbergh, Jr. giving the introduction.
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