Czechoslovakia: Crisis in World Communism

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CZECHOSLOVAKIA: Crisis in World Communism
Contents:
• Antonin Novotny's Pro-Soviet Regime Under Pressure from
Liberal Forces
• Alexander Dubcek Replaces Novotny as Communist Party
Leader, and Ludvik Svoboda Succeeds Him as President of Czechoslovakia
• Dubcek Regime Starts Program of Liberalized Communism
• Czechoslovak Leaders Resist Demands of Warsaw Pact
Allies that Democratization Be Reversed
• Czechoslovak Leaders Confront Leaders of USSR and 4 Other
Warsaw Pact Allies in Cierna and Bratislava
• The 'Warsaw 5' Reportedly Consent to Continuation of
Democratization in Czechoslovakia
• Rumania and Yugoslavia Support Czechoslovak Liberalization
• Led by USSR, 5 Warsaw Pact Nations Invade Czechoslovakia
to End Experiment with Liberalized Communism
• USSR Announces that It Acted on Request of Czechoslovak
Leaders^ Who Sought Aid Against 'Counterrevolution'
• Czechoslovak Leaders Seized and Flown to Moscow, Where
They Sign, Under Pressure, a Pact Calling for Swift... Tovább

Fülszöveg

CZECHOSLOVAKIA: Crisis in World Communism
Contents:
• Antonin Novotny's Pro-Soviet Regime Under Pressure from
Liberal Forces
• Alexander Dubcek Replaces Novotny as Communist Party
Leader, and Ludvik Svoboda Succeeds Him as President of Czechoslovakia
• Dubcek Regime Starts Program of Liberalized Communism
• Czechoslovak Leaders Resist Demands of Warsaw Pact
Allies that Democratization Be Reversed
• Czechoslovak Leaders Confront Leaders of USSR and 4 Other
Warsaw Pact Allies in Cierna and Bratislava
• The 'Warsaw 5' Reportedly Consent to Continuation of
Democratization in Czechoslovakia
• Rumania and Yugoslavia Support Czechoslovak Liberalization
• Led by USSR, 5 Warsaw Pact Nations Invade Czechoslovakia
to End Experiment with Liberalized Communism
• USSR Announces that It Acted on Request of Czechoslovak
Leaders^ Who Sought Aid Against 'Counterrevolution'
• Czechoslovak Leaders Seized and Flown to Moscow, Where
They Sign, Under Pressure, a Pact Calling for Swift 'Normalization'
• Invading Powers Subjected to Worldwide Criticism
• Civil Resistance to Invasion Fails
• USSR Asserts that World Socialism Has Right to Intervene if
Socialism Is in Danger in Any Socialist Country
• Democratization Program Abandoned Under Soviet Pressure
• Dubcek and Supporters Replaced by Pro-Soviet Officials
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