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Praagse Lente
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period of liberalisation in Czechoslovakia from 5 January to 21 August 1968
The Prague Spring was a period of political and cultural opening in Czechoslovakia that lasted from January to August 1968, during which the government relaxed censorship and expanded freedoms. It ended when Soviet-led forces invaded the country in August, making it a pivotal moment in Cold War history that demonstrated the limits of independence within the Soviet sphere of influence.
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De Praagse Lente (Pražské jaro) is de naam die men geeft aan de periode in de Tsjecho-Slowaakse geschiedenis van januari 1968 tot 21 augustus 1968, toen Alexander Dubček het communistische Tsjecho-Slowakije een meer gematigde koers uitstuurde. Aan deze periode werd abrupt een einde gemaakt door de andere vijf leden van het Warschaupact, onder leiding van de USSR met de inval van hun troepen op 20 augustus 1968.
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