Prague Spring by Milan Šútovec

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“A Leap into the Unknown” by Fabian Riesinger, Verena Hesse

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'Small Gold Mine of Talent': Integrating Prague Spring Refugee Professionals in Canada, 1968-1969 by Jan Raska

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Czechoslovakia: Children´s Media in Transformation by Martina Winkler

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Cyrk jako parodia komunizmu. Powieść "Kloktat dehet" Jáchyma Topola by Sylwia Siedlecka

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Attempt to save Friendship, or What the Liberator of Prague Did in Czechoslovakia in May 1968 by I. A. Permyakov, S. G. Antonenko

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Charter 77 in the journalism of the Parisian “Kultura” by Paweł Fiktus

“…The year 1968 marked a special period of increased interest in Czechoslovakia and the associated process of a series of social, political and economic reforms, which went down in history under the name of the Prague Spring. The period after the invasion by the Warsaw Pact troops and the start of the so-called process of normalization was also closely commented on by columnists and analysts of “Kultura”. …”
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Socialist Realism as Cancel Culture for the Bulgarian Scenographic Practice by Albena Tagareva

“…Despite his strong positions in Communist Pary, after the Prague Spring everything, he was largely thrown out of public life.…”
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1968: In Search of “Socialism with Human Face” in Czech Art History by Milena Bartlová

“… The five or eight years leading up to the failed “Prague Spring” represent the most important period of Czech humanities tradition during the Communist Party dictatorship. …”
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IN SEARCH OF “THE MORE IMPORTANT” IN STRING QUARTET NO. 1 BY DIETER ACKER by Iulia MOGOȘAN

“…Dieter Acker’s String Quartet No. 1 represents a turning point in the composer’s output, being an opus composed in his last year of study in Sigismund Toduță’s composition class (1964) and one which brought him international recognition, winning second prize at the 1966 Prague Spring International Festival. This study presents biographical, historical, and analytical aspects of the work which are reflected in its musical structure, revealing both a respect for the historical tradition of past centuries and the search for new orientations of the musical avant-garde. …”
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1968 : Crépuscule du printemps cubain ? by Xavier Calmettes

“…The debate was finally resolved in August 1968, when the government decided to unconditionally support the USSR during the Prague Spring events and to implement its first economic development plan, based on the theories of Soviet economists. …”
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Władza i teatr: Wokół Dziadów i Marca ‘68 by Magdalena Raszewska

“…Political turmoil abroad (the Six Day War, the Prague Spring, etc.) put censors and government officials of all levels on their toes. …”
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THE USSR AND FRG’S “NEW OSTPOLITIK” by A. M. Filitov

“…A reversal movement towards a regime of confrontation took place under conditions of the Czechoslovak crisis of 1968 (“Prague spring”), but its impact was rather short-lived. …”
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Muzikolog a estetik Jaroslav Volek dobově i aktuálně by Ivan Poledňák

“…The change in political situation after the cleanup of the so-called Prague Spring and start of the "consolidation" in the beginning of 1970s seriously influenced both his life and career. …”
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