Read the full article: The complexity of Prague Spring and its legacies: multiple perspectives, few answers and more questions by Jakub Csabay Concluding our special series connected with the Cambridge Central European Conference: Prague Spring and Its Legacies on Saturday 28 Read more…
Read the full article: The ambivalent anniversary that lost its heroes by Jaroslav Veis Continuing our special series connected with the Cambridge Central European Conference: Prague Spring and Its legacies on Saturday 28 April 2018, Jaroslav Veis takes a critical look Read more…
Read the full article: Prague Spring and its legacy: The Slovak perspective by Adam Hudek Continuing our special series connected with the Cambridge Central European Conference: Prague Spring and its legacies on Saturday 28 April 2018, Adam Hudek looks at the 1968 reform Read more…
Read the full article: Prague Spring 1968 as seen through the eyes of a 15-year-old by Ján Čulík Continuing our special series connected with the Cambridge Central European Conference: Prague Spring and its legacies on Saturday 28 April 2018, Ján Čulík recounts the events Read more…
Read the full article: Havel’s Biafra of spirit? Prague Spring and the student movement by Jan Kavan Continuing our special series connected with the Cambridge Central European Conference: Prague Spring and its legacies on Saturday 28 April 2018, Czech politician Jan Kavan, a student Read more…
Journalist Peter Bielik shares the story behind his father’s 1968 photo, “The Bare-Chested Man in Front of the Occupiers Tank”
Read the full article: January 1968 – fifty years on by Prof Miroslav Kusý. This article is the first in a special series connected with the Cambridge Central European Conference: Prague Spring and its legacies on Saturday 28 April 2018. Miroslav Kusý (1931, Bratislava, Read more…
Ahead of the Cambridge Central and Eastern European Forum’s annual conference, emeritus lecturer in Slavonic studies Jana Howlett explains what the Soviet Union and Warsaw Pact’s invasion of Czechoslovakia meant in the history of socialism, and what we’re in danger Read more…
Read about a talk with Professor Petra Roter here: Between de facto and de jure minority protection in CEE region Professor Petra Roter, Ph.D. (Cantab.), M.Phil. (Cantab.), BA (Ljubljana), is at present a Visiting Scholar at POLIS, University of Cambridge. She Read more…
Cambridge Central European Conference 2018: Prague Spring and its legacies Commemorating the 50 years since the Prague Spring period in Czechoslovakia and the Warsaw Pact Invasion in August 1968, the Cambridge Central European Conference – Prague Spring and its Legacies, Read more…