Examples of using Prague spring in English and their translations into Polish
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The international music festival Pražské jaro(Prague Spring) begins on 12 May and runs through 4 June.
used for important concerts, such as the annual classical music festival Prague Spring.
we were much impressed by the Prague Spring and we hoped that Alexander Dubcek would bring about some important change.
1968 and then the Prague Spring, which represented for us Romanians, subjected to the most cruel Communist dictatorship,
The origins of the Prague Spring Festival are connected with the first celebrations marking the end of World War II
is known as the Prague Spring Uprising.
Hungary in 1956, nor the Prague Spring of 1968, succeeded in seriously shaking the foundations of communist rule.
first imprisoned by the Soviet authorities in 1969 for distributing leaflets that criticized the Soviet invasion in Czechoslovakia Prague Spring.
The choirs have appeared at numerous international music festivals including The Prague Spring Festival(1994, 1995,
Perhaps the most famous demonstration of this love for the music is the Prague Spring Music Festival,
Remember the intervention of the Soviet army- and other Warsaw backed armies in 1968 in Czechoslovakia- to strangle the so called Prague Spring. The attempt of the Czech democratic communists- to introduce a more human faced socialism.
the film was almost immediately banned following the Warsaw Pact invasion that ended the Prague Spring.
nearly 1 million members were removed; in the wake of the Prague Spring and subsequent invasion, about half that number either resigned or were purged from the KSČ.
differences between its progress and other revolts of a social character- including the fall of the Berlin Wall, the Prague Spring and even the Spring of Nations 1848.
40 years after the Prague Spring.
In 1968 he began participating in the Prague Spring.
a genuine relic of the Prague spring.
Usually we perceive this brutal Soviet intervention- as something that destroyed the brief dream of Prague Spring.
Following the suppression of the Prague Spring in 1968, it was almost impossible to travel to Western countries.
Czech and Slovak citizens seeking exile in other European countries after the oppression of the Prague Spring in 1968.