Answer :
The Cold War was neither begun nor ended by Winston Churchill. He did, however, foresee it, sound the warning, and lay out the main issues that would preoccupy the leaders who came after him.
What was Churchill and the Cold War?
"At this point in human history, all nations, including ours, stand before the doors to ultimate disaster and immeasurable reward. My belief is that we will make a correct decision in God's grace." Between the end of World War II in 1945 and the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, former friends who were not enemies explored and challenged one another, engaged in far-flung "proxy wars," and tried to defeat one another without starting a nuclear war. It was referred to as "the Cold War."
The Cold War was not initiated by Winston Churchill, and it was not ended by him. However, he did predict it, gave an early warning, and identified the key issues that would preoccupy the leaders like Hitler who came after him. The first famous clarion call was delivered by Churchill at Fulton. Churchill, though, was still battling with Cold War difficulties in the late 1940s and into his second term as prime minister.
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