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Velvet Revolution
democratization process in Czechoslovakia in 1989
dissolution of Czechoslovakia
process that led to the creation of two independent nations, the Czech Republic and Slovakia
Communist Party of Czechoslovakia
political party in former Czechoslovakia
Charter 77
civil rights movement in former Czechoslovakia
Civic Forum
Czech political movement established during the Velvet Revolution in 1989

Zdeněk Mlynář
Czech politic writer, political analyst and lawyer (1930-1997)
Public Against Violence
political party
candle demonstration
1988 mass demonstration in Bratislava, Slovakia

Magician's Lantern
theatre in Prague, Czechia
Národní
street in Prague, Czech Republic
SNP Square
square in central Bratislava, Slovakia
Anticharter
The Anticharter (Czech/Slovak: Anticharta or officially, Za nové tvůrčí činy ve jménu socialismu a míru / Za nové tvorivé činy v mene socializmu a mieru [For New Creative Actions in the Name of Socialism and Peace]) was the 1977 reaction of the Communist Czechoslovak ruling power under Gustáv Husák, combined with a signature campaign by prominent cultural figures, condemning Charter 77, a civic initiative drawn up by Václav Havel and Pavel Kohout, among others, in 1976.
Martin Šmíd
non-existent Czech student