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The '''Iron Lady''' was a name coined in the [[Soviet Union]] to describe [[Margaret Thatcher]]. It was intended as an insult, but was embraced by its subject and conservatives worldwide as a fitting tribute to her strength and indefatigability. | The '''Iron Lady''' was a name coined in the [[Soviet Union]] to describe [[Margaret Thatcher]]. It was intended as an insult, but was embraced by its subject and conservatives worldwide as a fitting tribute to her strength and indefatigability. | ||
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Revision as of 17:20, January 4, 2009
It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with [[::Margaret Thatcher|Margaret Thatcher]]. (Discuss)
The Iron Lady was a name coined in the Soviet Union to describe Margaret Thatcher. It was intended as an insult, but was embraced by its subject and conservatives worldwide as a fitting tribute to her strength and indefatigability.