Titlebook: Czechoslovakia: Crossroads and Crises, 1918–88; Norman Stone (Professor of Modern History),Eduard Book 1989 British Broadcasting Corporat

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The United States and Czechoslovak Independence (1850–1937) and Woodrow Wilson (1856–1924) were linked together as Czechoslovakia’s ‘liberators’.. In the opening statement to the Slovak National Council in Turčianský Svätý Martin on 30 October 1918, its chairman Matúš Dula (1846–1926) confidently placed the fate of the Slovak people into the han

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Thoughts on the Meaning of Utopiars are seething along the Ferdinand Boulevard in Prague, shouting out ‘Down with Austria!’. It is a Saturday and the critical hour of twelve o’clock approaches. A police officer on duty pulls out his fob-watch anxiously, nods and says: ‘Right then, gentlemen, three more times “Down with Austria” and

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Could We Have Fought? — The ‘Munich Complex’ in Czech Policies and Czech Thinkingsh country where the Czechs lived together with other nations and national minorities — Slovaks, Germans, Hungarians, Ruthenes, Jews — that made up over half the population of this central European parliamentary democracy created in 1918.

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Czechoslovakia’s February 1948ld state, and the part played in this by France and Great Britain, had a deep effect on the political thinking of a large proportion of the public. In the course of the Second World War the resistance movement both abroad and at home gradually evolved a policy for ‘undoing Munich’. It had three main

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Czechoslovak Communists and the State (1928–48)8, and its take-over by the Communists in 1948) there remains one which is often ignored though essential to the understanding of the others: it is 1928 and the so-called ‘bolshevisation’ of the Communist Party, completed in February 1929 with Gottwald’s ‘seizure of power’ at the Vth Congress of the