Examples of using Prague spring in English and their translations into Romanian
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From the time when the forces of the Warsaw Pact invaded Czechoslovakia during the Prague Spring, we always showed solidarity with them.
hard-line Communists in Czechoslovakia and the leaders of other Warsaw Pact countries pressured Dubček to rein in the Prague Spring.
It also asked for forgiveness for the GDR's involvement in crushing the Prague Spring.
His rule is known as the period of the so-called"Normalization" after the Prague Spring.
The media propaganda machine was by early summer preoccupied with denouncing the Prague Spring.
the Tet Offensive, Prague Spring.
In conclusion might I add that an invitation to Mr Lukashenko to participate in the Prague Spring Summit would be incomprehensible
Similarly in 1968, the USSR repressed the Prague Spring by organizing the Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia.
The Prague Spring International Music Competition was established just one year after the festival itself,
during a new beginning of love, in the Prague Spring.
He led a reform movement that became known as Prague Spring.
Music Director of the Prague Philharmonia(1994- 2004), was appointed President of the Prague Spring Festival in 2006.
In August 1968, the Soviet Union invaded Czechoslovakia to crush the liberalising reforms of Alexander Dubček's government during what was known as the Prague Spring.
Hungary in 1956, nor the Prague Spring of 1968, succeeded in seriously shaking the foundations of communist rule.
However, during the Prague Spring, he and other reform-minded Communists sought to win popular support for the Communist government by eliminating its worst,
occurred in 1968 and is known as the Prague Spring Uprising.
a director, he was banned from the theatre following the Prague Spring in 1968, after which he became more involved in Czechoslovakia's dissident movement.
the Hungarian Revolution of 1956, the Prague Spring(1968).
In a second investigation taken in 1968 during the Prague Spring, Masaryk's death was ruled an accident,
The media propaganda machine was by early summer preoccupied with denouncing the Prague Spring.[1] In August, the Polish People's Army participated in the Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia.[62].