... advocate for the American Schoenberg. The performances of A Survivor, and particularly Berman's recording, took place in a brief window of opportunity leading up to and including the Prague Spring, in which Jewishness and modernist music could both circulate relatively unimpeded in public...

... “Action Program” Dubček Alexander Participatory Democracy Prague Spring Warsaw Pact Writers’ Congress fourth Czechoslovakia Ceauşescu Nicolae CPUSA Communist Party United States Germany East Havel Vaclav Hoxha Enver Hungary “Normalization” Port Huron Statement Soviet Union “Two Thousand...

... socialism Spain Stalin Josef Union of Soviet Socialist Republics War Khrushchev Nikita North Atlantic Treaty Organization United States of America Warsaw Treaty Organization Western European Union Yugoslavia Austria Austro Hungarian Empire Bulgaria Czechoslovakia Hungary Prague Spring...

... Prague Prague Spring 1968 salaries Selucký Radoslav Warsaw Pact Beijing bourgeois democratic revolution capitalism China People's Republic established Communist Parties Communists Chinese economy Hiroshima inflation Japan KMT Kuomintang China Manchuria Mao Zedong mass line China middle...

...Figure 3.1 Ukrainian KGB records on activities in Czechoslovakia in 1968 . This chapter provides the first systematic analysis of the role and impact of subversion in the Soviet Union’s efforts to crush the Prague Spring in Czechoslovakia that culminated with the Warsaw Pact invasion in 1968...

... of the earlier postwar decades. Cronache e Opinioni Kennedy Robert King Martin Luther Jr Noi Donne Popes John XXIII Prague Spring student movements United States U S Vietnam War family Resistance the World War II capitalism Marxism Mother’s Charter peace movement colonial struggles...

...Brezhnev’s Bureaucratic Leninism was broadly emulated (or imposed) in East European communist regimes. But it was controversial and led to many rejections. The Prague Spring of 1968 was an effort to democratize the communist party from within. It was crushed by Warsaw Pact troops. Poland...

... Czechoslovakia Khrushchev Nikita Prague Spring 1968 Stalin Joseph Bulgaria Hungary Poland Romania Yugoslavia Albania East Germany Western Europe in Cold War era Nagy Imre Dubček Alexander Brezhnev Doctrine Catholic Church Gdánsk Poland protests 1970–71 Gierek Edward Ash Timothy Garten...

... in 1956. The chapter discusses the Prague Spring in 1968, wherein communist authorities in Czechoslovakia embarked on a series of reforms designed to liberalize Czechoslovak society. It mentions physicist Andrei Sakharov, who is the most prominent Soviet dissident for forming the Human Rights Committee...

... Vaclav “How the Other Half Lives” PR Klíma Ivan Kundera Milan Library of Congress Milosz Czeslaw Podhoretz Norman Portnoy’s Complaint Prague Spring Schulz Bruno Solzhenitsyn Aleksandr Vaculík Ludvik children Pennsylvania University of Pinkas Synagogue Prague Goodbye Columbus Letting Go...

... and Moscow during the Prague Spring in 1968. Kádár János Berlin 1948– Economy GDR Romania de Stalinization Khrushchev Nikita peaceful coexistence third world war China Comecon Cominform emancipation of East Central European states Albania Kalmár Melinda Rákosi Mátyás Sputnik Austria Belgium...

... for mobilization by the populist right. Communist Party of Czechoslovakia Czechoslovakia Czech Republic economic transition ex communist left parties also ex communist leftist parties political transition populist party Prague Spring realignment Slovakia trade unions also unions labor unions tripartism...

... of the festival’s Western performers boycotted to protest Poland’s military involvement in the Prague Spring’s suppression. Through an investigation of these problems, the chapter argues that the joint Warsaw Autumn/ISCM festival demonstrated both the limits and the potential of 1960s transnationalism. BWKZ Biuro...

... Committee IAYC Johnson Lyndon Baines McGhee George leisure revolutionary tourism American Express Lipin Larry study abroad Europe 1968 borders protest Paris Events of May Dutch Provos Prague Spring immigration BBC Daniel Cohn-Bendit In the spring of 1968, twenty-two-year-old Richard Holmes...

...This chapter describes how affluence and protest in the 1960s, under an apparent revival of collectivist ideologies, marked the beginning of an era mostly defined by individualist sensibilities and desire for personal fulfillment. At the same time, the Prague Spring contributed to the dismantling...

...After exploring reactions to the Prague Spring in the GDR's theatres, this chapter investigates stagings that were premièred after the invasion of Czechoslovakia and elicited contrasting responses from the authorities. At the Deutsches Theater, a production of Faust I by Adolf...

... of the Czechoslovakian Prague Spring in 1968. In the process, he provides a political and social history of East German youth within and beyond the framework of ‘organized’ youth life. Important events in East German youth politics are analysed in detail, alongside the subversive role of Western youth culture in the GDR...