czechoslovakia

• former country in central europe (now divided into the czech republic and slovakia)
czechoslovakia was formerly a country in central europe, composed of the czech lands (bohemia and moravia) and slovakia. following occupation of the czech lands by germany from 1939 to 1945, czechoslovakia became a communist state in 1948 and came under the soviet sphere of influence. a period of reform in 1968 called the prague spring, led by alexander dubcek, was repressed by warsaw pact troops the same year. in 1989 the communist party renounced its monopoly of power and v?clav havel, of civic forum, was elected president. in 1992 v?clav klaus, of the civic democratic party (ods), was elected prime minister of the czech lands and vladim?r meciar, of the movement for a democratic slovakia (hzds), was elected prime minister of slovakia. following the elections, the two leaders decided to end the federation and, from 1 january 1993, to create two independent republics: the czech republic and the slovak republic.
czechoslovakia was formerly a country in central europe, composed of the czech lands (bohemia and moravia) and slovakia. following occupation of the czech lands by germany from 1939 to 1945, czechoslovakia became a communist state in 1948 and came under the soviet sphere of influence. a period of reform in 1968 called the prague spring, led by alexander dubcek, was repressed by warsaw pact troops the same year. in 1989 the communist party renounced its monopoly of power and v?clav havel, of civic forum, was elected president. in 1992 v?clav klaus, of the civic democratic party (ods), was elected prime minister of the czech lands and vladim?r meciar, of the movement for a democratic slovakia (hzds), was elected prime minister of slovakia. following the elections, the two leaders decided to end the federation and, from 1 january 1993, to create two independent republics: the czech republic and the slovak republic.
czechoslovakia was formerly a country in central europe, composed of the czech lands (bohemia and moravia) and slovakia. following occupation of the czech lands by germany from 1939 to 1945, czechoslovakia became a communist state in 1948 and came under the soviet sphere of influence. a period of reform in 1968 called the prague spring, led by alexander dubcek, was repressed by warsaw pact troops the same year. in 1989 the communist party renounced its monopoly of power and v?clav havel, of civic forum, was elected president. in 1992 v?clav klaus, of the civic democratic party (ods), was elected prime minister of the czech lands and vladim?r meciar, of the movement for a democratic slovakia (hzds), was elected prime minister of slovakia. following the elections, the two leaders decided to end the federation and, from 1 january 1993, to create two independent republics: the czech republic and the slovak republic.
czechoslovakia was formerly a country in central europe, composed of the czech lands (bohemia and moravia) and slovakia. following occupation of the czech lands by germany from 1939 to 1945, czechoslovakia became a communist state in 1948 and came under the soviet sphere of influence. a period of reform in 1968 called the prague spring, led by alexander dubcek, was repressed by warsaw pact troops the same year. in 1989 the communist party renounced its monopoly of power and v?clav havel, of civic forum, was elected president. in 1992 v?clav klaus, of the civic democratic party (ods), was elected prime minister of the czech lands and vladim?r meciar, of the movement for a democratic slovakia (hzds), was elected prime minister of slovakia. following the elections, the two leaders decided to end the federation and, from 1 january 1993, to create two independent republics: the czech republic and the slovak republic.
czechoslovakia was formerly a country in central europe, composed of the czech lands (bohemia and moravia) and slovakia. following occupation of the czech lands by germany from 1939 to 1945, czechoslovakia became a communist state in 1948 and came under the soviet sphere of influence. a period of reform in 1968 called the prague spring, led by alexander dubcek, was repressed by warsaw pact troops the same year. in 1989 the communist party renounced its monopoly of power and v?clav havel, of civic forum, was elected president. in 1992 v?clav klaus, of the civic democratic party (ods), was elected prime minister of the czech lands and vladim?r meciar, of the movement for a democratic slovakia (hzds), was elected prime minister of slovakia. following the elections, the two leaders decided to end the federation and, from 1 january 1993, to create two independent republics: the czech republic and the slovak republic.
czechoslovakia was formerly a country in central europe, composed of the czech lands (bohemia and moravia) and slovakia. following occupation of the czech lands by germany from 1939 to 1945, czechoslovakia became a communist state in 1948 and came under the soviet sphere of influence. a period of reform in 1968 called the prague spring, led by alexander dubcek, was repressed by warsaw pact troops the same year. in 1989 the communist party renounced its monopoly of power and v?clav havel, of civic forum, was elected president. in 1992 v?clav klaus, of the civic democratic party (ods), was elected prime minister of the czech lands and vladim?r meciar, of the movement for a democratic slovakia (hzds), was elected prime minister of slovakia. following the elections, the two leaders decided to end the federation and, from 1 january 1993, to create two independent republics: the czech republic and the slovak republic.
czechoslovakia was formerly a country in central europe, composed of the czech lands (bohemia and moravia) and slovakia. following occupation of the czech lands by germany from 1939 to 1945, czechoslovakia became a communist state in 1948 and came under the soviet sphere of influence. a period of reform in 1968 called the prague spring, led by alexander dubcek, was repressed by warsaw pact troops the same year. in 1989 the communist party renounced its monopoly of power and v?clav havel, of civic forum, was elected president. in 1992 v?clav klaus, of the civic democratic party (ods), was elected prime minister of the czech lands and vladim?r meciar, of the movement for a democratic slovakia (hzds), was elected prime minister of slovakia. following the elections, the two leaders decided to end the federation and, from 1 january 1993, to create two independent republics: the czech republic and the slovak republic.
czechoslovakia was formerly a country in central europe, composed of the czech lands (bohemia and moravia) and slovakia. following occupation of the czech lands by germany from 1939 to 1945, czechoslovakia became a communist state in 1948 and came under the soviet sphere of influence. a period of reform in 1968 called the prague spring, led by alexander dubcek, was repressed by warsaw pact troops the same year. in 1989 the communist party renounced its monopoly of power and v?clav havel, of civic forum, was elected president. in 1992 v?clav klaus, of the civic democratic party (ods), was elected prime minister of the czech lands and vladim?r meciar, of the movement for a democratic slovakia (hzds), was elected prime minister of slovakia. following the elections, the two leaders decided to end the federation and, from 1 january 1993, to create two independent republics: the czech republic and the slovak republic.
czechoslovakia was formerly a country in central europe, composed of the czech lands (bohemia and moravia) and slovakia. following occupation of the czech lands by germany from 1939 to 1945, czechoslovakia became a communist state in 1948 and came under the soviet sphere of influence. a period of reform in 1968 called the prague spring, led by alexander dubcek, was repressed by warsaw pact troops the same year. in 1989 the communist party renounced its monopoly of power and v?clav havel, of civic forum, was elected president. in 1992 v?clav klaus, of the civic democratic party (ods), was elected prime minister of the czech lands and vladim?r meciar, of the movement for a democratic slovakia (hzds), was elected prime minister of slovakia. following the elections, the two leaders decided to end the federation and, from 1 january 1993, to create two independent republics: the czech republic and the slovak republic.
czechoslovakia was formerly a country in central europe, composed of the czech lands (bohemia and moravia) and slovakia. following occupation of the czech lands by germany from 1939 to 1945, czechoslovakia became a communist state in 1948 and came under the soviet sphere of influence. a period of reform in 1968 called the prague spring, led by alexander dubcek, was repressed by warsaw pact troops the same year. in 1989 the communist party renounced its monopoly of power and v?clav havel, of civic forum, was elected president. in 1992 v?clav klaus, of the civic democratic party (ods), was elected prime minister of the czech lands and vladim?r meciar, of the movement for a democratic slovakia (hzds), was elected prime minister of slovakia. following the elections, the two leaders decided to end the federation and, from 1 january 1993, to create two independent republics: the czech republic and the slovak republic.
czechoslovakia was formerly a country in central europe, composed of the czech lands (bohemia and moravia) and slovakia. following occupation of the czech lands by germany from 1939 to 1945, czechoslovakia became a communist state in 1948 and came under the soviet sphere of influence. a period of reform in 1968 called the prague spring, led by alexander dubcek, was repressed by warsaw pact troops the same year. in 1989 the communist party renounced its monopoly of power and v?clav havel, of civic forum, was elected president. in 1992 v?clav klaus, of the civic democratic party (ods), was elected prime minister of the czech lands and vladim?r meciar, of the movement for a democratic slovakia (hzds), was elected prime minister of slovakia. following the elections, the two leaders decided to end the federation and, from 1 january 1993, to create two independent republics: the czech republic and the slovak republic.