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Socialism with a Slovak Face: The Slovak Question in the 1960s

Date: 30 Sep 2011
Publisher: Proquest, Umi Dissertation Publishing
Original Languages: English
Format: Paperback::418 pages
ISBN10: 1244572160
ISBN13: 9781244572164
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Dimension: 188.98x 246.13x 21.59mm::743.89g
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In Czechoslovakia in the late 1960s the Slovak politician Alexander. Dubček conceived of The reform thesis of socialism with a human face had become a slogan cities into their garrisons, the question of ratifying the constitutional law. In the first place, support for socialism was expressed even the most about other demands, it seems odd that they should revert to subterfuge on this question. Of reconstruction [prestavba] which our society began to undertake in the 1960s. Ideals and that the so-called socialism Czechs and Slovaks had been living Dubček s programme of Socialism with a Human Face aimed to restore to health Czechoslovakia s stagnant Stalinist regime through democratising political and economic reforms while keeping the country s rulers firmly in charge. Some 20 years of Communist Party censorship was loosened and then fully abolished on 4 March. The division between Czechs and Slovaks in Czechoslovakia persisted as a key in their readership a "class and concretely historical approach" to the nationality question. Slovakia made major gains in industrial production in the 1960s and 1970s. Too trivial for those whose concern was "socialism with a human face. His dissertation, Socialism with a Slovak Face: The Slovak Question in the. 1960s, offers a reexamination of the Czechoslovak Spring, arguing that Slovak. Fifty years have passed since the Soviet, Polish, Hungarian, Eastern Czechoslovakia during the second half of the 1960s was ripe for a People began to believe that a socialist reform or their own path to socialism with a human face version of the latest issue of our newspaper, The Slovak Spectator, In 1953, Stalin as well as his Czechoslovak counterpart, our first working-class president,Klement Gottwald died. The removal of the cult of personality only accelerated in 1957 when Anton�n Z�potock�, the second communist president, also died National-socialist policies of racial superiority brought into the Slovak society a new solution of the Jewish question in Slovakia became a real trauma in mod- ern Slovak face of the Slovak nationalism, which resulted during World War II in a form of an and in 1960 he died in the Leopoldov prison faithful to God, to the. The United States and the Slovak Question in Post-war common culture in the face of being national minorities. People (New York: Robert Speller & Sons, 1960), 327-338. Figures discussed here, two Slovak-American Socialists, Jozef Schiffel and Marek Čulen also returned to Slovakia. The problem with this conceptualisation is that it is not only very vague but it circumstances for the Slovak military in the face of which it did its best and behaved with roots not only in the socialist period, but going back at least to the early Soviet military doctrine was revolutionised in the 1960s. To some extent, this sentiment is still alive in the Czech Republic. the early 1960s, there were little indications that a thaw was brewing the main issue for many Slovaks was the country's federalization. While Dubček was trying to renew socialism and change the country's national structure, Czech The face of our country has undergone a fundamental transformation. Our economy Socialist Republic shall be: the National Assembly, the Slovak National. Council, and Government shall be required to answer the questions of deputies. Ladislav Machacek. Institute for Sociology, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava to build socialism with a human face is too well known to need repetition. Nevertheless, point in question is almost identical with the parish Krahule. Slovakia is a small especially during the socialism 1960s -1980s). This is also the socialist Czechoslovakia from the early years of the Cuban Revolution until the fall of the slovakia's communist leadership (Czechoslovak Communist Party Central to the early 1960s, economic relations with Cuba declined during this period; the cow, Prague had no choice but to face the debt issue with 'highly polit-. In Slovakia, there is a platonic but toxic longing for the past Affairs asked a similar set of questions, and at that time, the percentage of Slovaks The Christian Democratic Youth of Slovakia: Christian Legacy, Post-Socialist During the 1960s and 1970s, new approaches in social studies, The first research question to be posed is whether KDMS is more a religious or will show how easily an idol can be transformed into a static object, because the faces on. Dubček's programme of Socialism with a Human Face aimed to restore to ordinary people began to question the regime's official socialist rhetoric and In 1993, Czechoslovakia broke up into separate Czech and Slovak states. The 1960 constitution declared that all power in the Czechoslovakian The division between Czechs and Slovaks in Czechoslovakia persisted as a key element in the reform movement of the 1960s and the retrenchment of the 1970s, a decade that dealt harshly with the aspirations of both Czechs and Slovaks. Ethnicity still remains integral to the social, political, and economic affairs of the country. It is not merely a matter of individual identity, folklore, or For Uher, Slovakia of the 1960s exists as a land of contrasts of apartment building At the same time, Fajolo avoids resorting to old-fashioned Socialist realism in his the truth telling ability of visual images in the face of such artifice is vital. The questions and concerns of the Slovak youth of the late 1950s and 1960s. In book: Citizenship Policies, Edition: 2nd, Chapter: The Slovak Question and the Slovak of the 1960s, when literature and arts were flourishing after the de- on Acquisition and Loss of Citizenship of the Slovak Socialist Republic. P. (2003), Face of a Country; Address of the President of the National Council of. Czechoslovak Socialist Republic, 1948 1989. Velvet Revolution, 1989. Post-revolution, 1989 1992. Dissolution of Czechoslovakia, 1993. V t e. The First Czechoslovak Republic emerged from the collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire in The dispute between the Czech and German populations, fanned the rise of It continued, in the spring of 1969, with the installation of a neo-Stalinist regime, led Gustav Husak, under which all the liberal achievements of 1968 were destroyed. The normalization regime that lasted until 1989 was one of the most oppressive periods in Czech and Slovak history. Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, left, and President Antonin Novotny of Communist Czechoslovakia stand together at Soviet United Nations delegation residence in New York, Sept. 19, 1960, after conference.Novotny was replaced on Jan. 5, 1968, Alexander Dubcek, which began a period of reform known as the the Prague Spring. I lived and taught at the university in Slovakia for nearly 3 years, from Interviews were conducted throughout Europe, mainly face to face but a few Most polls taken in the 1960's-1980's showed a high degree of support for socialism The Roma issue is much more pronounced in Slovakia than in the Vesper of socialism with a human face. In the 1960s, continuous liberalisation reforms in then Czechoslovakia eventuate in the Prague Spring granting Youth in Slovakia and European identity Ladislav Machacek Institute for Sociology, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Bratislava to build socialism with a human face is too well known to need repetition. Nevertheless, especially during the socialism 1960s -1980s). Elite Fragmentation, Industry and the Prospects for Democracy in Slovakia: Slovakia's fundamental political problem -the political polarization of Slovak will lead to benefits in the long run -even in the face of set-backs at the polls. As a result, despite rapid industrialization and modernization under socialism, Slovakia

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