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- 2. Prague is the capital city of Czechoslovakia
- 3. 1968 Prague Spring: Origins What came before: February 1948 communist take-over Polarisation of society: stalin version
- 4. 1968 Prague Spring: origins Show trial of may 1950 Milada Horakova Accused of treason and espionage
- 5. 1968 Prague Spring President, CP leader Antonín Novotný (1957-1968) Took part in 1950s persecution Delayed rehabilitation,
- 6. Background: Economic -Sovietization of Czech economy disastrous --Before Soviets took over, Czechoslovakia had been among the
- 7. 1968 Prague Spring: origins The 1960s: disillusionment of the thirty-year-olds Increasing role of the literature and
- 8. 1968 Prague Spring: origins Role of culture in creating freedom: Miloš Forman, Fireman´s Ball Milan Kundera,
- 9. 1968 Prague Spring: Preparation June 1967: Congress of Czechoslovak Writers Milan Kundera: "The existence of the
- 10. 1968 Prague Spring: Preparation 31st October 1967: student demonstration (Strahov Hall of Residence: "We want light!")
- 11. A Run Up to 1968 Prague Spring: Dramatic debates in CzCP Central Committe: Russian leader Brezhnev
- 12. Prague Spring 1968 CzCP Central Committee´s session interrupted for Xmas 1967, "comradesses needed to bake Xmas
- 13. Socialism with human face Dubcek’s policies included: allowing Czechs to travel to the West ending press
- 14. 1968 Prague Spring Political cartoons: Reform debate was totally driven by the media. Cartoonists were beginning
- 15. 1968 Prague Spring President Novotný resigned end of March 1968, replaced by General Ludvík Svoboda CP
- 16. 1968 Prague Spring Increasing pressure from the Allies came to dominate the media agenda, troops Pressure
- 17. Reaction of the USSR Brezhnev (who had replaced Khruschev in October ‘64) was alarmed by what
- 18. 21st August, 1968 Warsaw Pact Invasion CP leadership kidnapped to Russia Vital role of 24 hour
- 20. 1968 Russian invasion Cartoons in the street:
- 21. 1968 Russian Invasion Political posters which covered the streets
- 22. 1968 Russian Invasion Front page of a picture weekly, one of many periodicals which came out
- 23. ‘The Camera doesn’t lie…’? The top photo was taken in April 1968. It shows Dubcek, 2nd
- 24. The crushing of the Prague Spring did not seriously damage East-West relations. Czechoslovakia, like Hungary before
- 25. The Aftermath Spontaneous resistance of the public saved the CP leaders lives They returned on 27th
- 26. Jan Palach Jan Palach Burn himself as protest against demoralization of Czech’s society following WP intervention
- 27. Clampdown Brezhnev came back and threatened second invasion Dubček was deposed and replaced by Gustáv Husák,
- 28. Consequences: Social and Economic Immediate -After the invasion, people soon became apathetic and indifferent [1] -About
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