Titlebook: Czechoslovakia, 1918-92; A Laboratory for Soc Jaroslav Krej?í,Pavel Machonin Book 1996 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishe

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Yuanqing Wang,Guodong Yao,Fangming Jinted at the time of her foundation in 1918. Whereas during the First World War, however, the fighting never reached the territory which then became Czechoslovakia, it did so during the second one: in particular eastern and central Slovakia was affected. On the other hand, the regulated economy that t

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Liejin Guo,Yunan Chen,Jiarong Yin formation. Its birth was a result of the clearly expressed political will of the Czech nation and of the representatives of the Slovak nation, on the one hand, and of the governments of the victorious powers on the other. Under the leadership of a group of enlightened and experienced politicians, t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-51431-0onal and violent interruption of historical continuity by external forces. The continuity of the state existence, of its territorial basis, of the development of the national economy and social relationships was either totally interrupted or limited to such an extent that a substantial change in the

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Haixia Jiang,Wei Tong,Jian Yang began with the renascence of democratic Czechoslovakia as an expression of the political will of the victorious powers, which at that time still acknowledged the most important agreements made within the war alliance. As in the Polish case, the victors decided that the transfer of the German popula

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