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Praska wiosna
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okres czechosłowackiej liberalizacji politycznej
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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- history of Czechoslovakia
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- Communist Party of Czechoslovakia
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Praska Wiosna (cz. Pražské jaro, słow. Pražská jar) – okres politycznej liberalizacji w Czechosłowacji w roku 1968, trwającej od 5 stycznia do momentu, gdy ZSRR i inni członkowie Układu Warszawskiego (Polska, Węgry, NRD i Bułgaria) dokonali inwazji w nocy z 20 na 21 sierpnia tego roku.
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