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Ära Dubcek (Prager Frühling) in der Tschechoslowakei, 1968

Czechoslovakia (Czech Republic), youth, music

Czechoslovakia 1968. An unspecified gathering of Czechoslovak hippies in 1968. CTK Photo/Jiri Krulis

Nicolae Ceausescu, Alexander Dubcek, Ludvik Svoboda, Oldrich Cernik, Josef Smrkovsky, Frantisek Kriegel, Cestmir Cisar, treaty, signature, signing

Romanian leader Nicolae Ceausescu who refused to take part in the 1968 invasion of Czechoslovakia by Warsaw Pact forces, and actively and openly condemned that action, arrived for a state visit to Prague on Aug.15, 1968. Nicolae Ceausescu, left, and Czechoslovak President Ludvik Svoboda,right, applaud after signing a treaty on friendship, cooperation and mutual assistance between the two countries at Prague Castle, August 16, 1968. Standing behind them from left an unidentified Romanian interpreter, and Czechoslovak leaders Alexander Dubcek, Oldrich Cernik, Josef Smrkovsky, Bohuslav Kucera, Frantisek Kriegel, Cestmir Cisar. CTK Photo/Jiri Rublic

Alexander Dubcek, workers, Avia

Communist party leader Alexander Dubcek meets workers of the Avia factory in Prague, Aug.17, 1968. CTK Photo/Jovan Dezort

Alexander Dubcek, Leonid Brezhnev, kiss

Czechoslovak Communist party leader Alexander Dubcek kisses the Soviet Communist party boss Leonid Brezhnev, left, at Prague´s Ruzyne airport as he arrives to attend celebrations of 20th anniversary of the Communist takeover in Czechoslovakia, February 1968. CTK Photo/Jiri Finda

Alexander Dubcek, Leonid Brezhnev, talks, cigarette

Czechoslovak Communist party leader Alexander Dubcek talks with the Soviet Communist party boss Leonid Brezhnev, left, at Prague Castle during celebrations of 20th anniversary of the Communist takeover in Czechoslovakia, February 1968. CTK Photo/Jiri Rublic

paramilitary workers´ People´s Militia, soldiers, army, military parade, celebration, communist takeover anniversary, Old Town Square

The People´s Militia, bottom, and army units, top, during a military parade in the Old Town Square in Prague marking 20th anniversary of the Communist takeover in Czechoslovakia, March 23, 1968. The People´s Militia (LM) were paramilitary units formed in 1948 by the Communist party from its members and supporters, mainly factory workers. CTK Photo/Alexandr Hampl

Prague Castle, Spanish Hall, Assembly, February 1948

People are seen during the assembly on the occasion of the 20th anniversary of the February 1948 in Spanish Hall, Prague Castle, Prague, Czechoslovakia, February 22, 1968. (CTK Photo/Alexandr Hampl)

Alexander Dubcek, Ludvik Svoboda, May Day parade,

Communist party leader Alexander Dubcek addresses people at the start of the May Day parade in Prague, May 1,1968. President Ludvik Svoboda at centre. CTK Photo/Jiri Finda

Alexander Dubcek, Leonid Brezhnev, Ludvik Svoboda, Bratislava Declaration

Czechoslovak Communist party leader Alexander Dubcek, left, shares a laugh with Soviet Communist party chief Leonid Brezhnev, second from right, at the conference of leaders from the Soviet Union, East Germany, Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland and Czechoslovakia in Bratislava, August 2, 1968. The Bratislava Declaration affirming unshakable fidelity to Marxism-Leninism and proletarian internationalism was signed at the conference. CTK Photo

Tito, Prague, people, motorcade

During the strong Soviet diplomatic pressure to halt political reforms in the country known as the Prague Spring, President Josip Broz Tito of Yugoslavia visited Czechoslovakia on August 9, 1968, to demonstrate his support of Czechoslovak leaders. Crowds of residents line the streets as they greet Tito after his arrival in Prague. CTK Photo

children, flags, Prague Castle, Tito

During the Soviet diplomatic pressure to halt political reforms in the country known as the Prague Spring, President Josip Broz Tito of Yugoslavia visited Czechoslovakia on August 9, 1968, to demonstrate his support of Czechoslovak leaders. People with Czechoslovak and Yugoslavian flags crowd the Hradcany Square to greet Tito on his arrival at Prague Castle. CTK Photo

Josip Broz Tito, Alexander Dubcek, Ludvik Svoboda, airport

During the Soviet diplomatic pressure to halt political reforms in the country known as the Prague Spring, President Josip Broz Tito Yugoslavia visited Czechoslovakia on August 9, 1968, to demonstrate his support of Czechoslovak leaders. From left Czechoslovak President Ludvik Svoboda, Tito and Czechoslovak communist party leader Alexander Dubcek at Prague´s Ruzyne airport after Tito´s arrival. CTK Photo

Josip Broz Tito, Alexander Dubcek, Prague, people, airport, hat

During the strong Soviet diplomatic pressure to halt political reforms in the country known as the Prague Spring, President Josip Broz Tito of Yugoslavia visited Czechoslovakia on August 9, 1968, to demonstrate his support of Czechoslovak leaders. Tito waves with his hat as huge crowds of people greet him at the airport. Czechoslovak communist party leader Alexander Dubcek is partly seen at left. CTK Photo/Jiri Rublic

Josip Broz Tito, Alexander Dubcek, Prague, airport,

During the strong Soviet diplomatic pressure to halt political reforms in the country known as the Prague Spring, President Josip Broz Tito of Yugoslavia visited Czechoslovakia on August 9, 1968, to demonstrate his support of Czechoslovak leaders. Accampanied by Czechoslovak communist party leader Alexander Dubcek, right, Tito waves to crowds of people greeting him at the airport. CTK Photo/Jiri Rublic

Josip Broz Tito, Prague, people, airport

Nicolae Ceausescu, Alexander Dubcek, visit, Prague Castle

Romanian leader Nicolae Ceausescu, who refused to take part in the 1968 invasion of Czechoslovakia by Warsaw Pact forces, and actively and openly condemned that action, arrived for a state visit to Prague on Aug.15, 1968. Ceausescu accompanied by Czechoslovak communist party leader Alexander Dubcek, right, waves to people who greeted him at Prague Castle. CTK Photo/Jiri Rublic

Nicolae Ceausescu, Ludvik Svoboda, visit, airport, people, handshake

Romanian leader Nicolae Ceausescu, who refused to take part in the 1968 invasion of Czechoslovakia by Warsaw Pact forces, and actively and openly condemned that action, arrived for a state visit to Prague on Aug.15, 1968. Ceausescu accompanied by Czechoslovak president Ludvik Svoboda , right, shakes hands with people who greeted him at the airport. CTK Photo/Jiri Rublic

Alexander Dubcek, workers, Avia

Communist party leader Alexander Dubcek meets workers of the Avia factory in Prague, Aug.17, 1968. CTK Photo/Jovan Dezort

Alexander Dubcek, speech, workers, Avia

Communist party leader Alexander Dubcek shakes hands with a woman during his meeting with workers of the Avia factory in Prague, Aug.17, 1968. CTK Photo/Jovan Dezort

Alexander Dubcek, speech

Communist party leader Alexander Dubcek addresses workers of the Avia factory in Prague, Aug.17, 1968. CTK Photo/Jovan Dezort

Alexander Dubcek, speech

Communist party leader Alexander Dubcek addresses workers of the Avia factory in Prague, Aug.17, 1968. CTK Photo/Jovan Dezort

Ota Sik, speech, address, gesture

Director of the Economic Institute of the Czechoslovak Academy of Sciences Ota Sik, one of protagonists of the Communist reforms in Czechoslovakia known as Prague Spring 1968. CTK Photo/Jiri Krulis

Alexander Dubcek, Ludvik Svoboda, gesture, uniform

Communist party leader Alexander Dubcek, right, and President Ludvik Svoboda wearing military uniform gesture as they talk at a reception for WW II veterans at Prague Castle, March 5, 1968. CTK Photo/Jiri Rublic

Prager Frühling 1968

Die ersten Toten des "Prager Frühlings" werden abtransportiert. Prag. 23. März 1968.

President Ludvik Svoboda, oath

Ludvik Svoboda takes the presidential oath at Prague Castle, March 30, 1968. CTK Photo/Jiri Finda

Alexander Dubcek, Ludvik Svoboda, Oldrich Cernik, president, oath, election

Communist party leader Alexander Dubcek, centre, and prime minister Oldrich Cernik, left, with President Ludvik Svoboda, right, addressing people from the balcony of Prague Castle after he was sworn in as Czechoslovak President, March 30, 1968. CTK Photo

Ludvik Svoboda, Alexander Dubcek, president, election, Prague Castle

Ludvik Svoboda, centre, during a ceremony on the Prague Castle courtyard after he was sworn in as a new president March 30, 1968. Standing at left Communist party leader Alexander Dubcek. CTK Photo

Alexander Dubcek, Ludvik Svoboda, president, oath

Communist party leader Alexander Dubcek, right, with Ludvik Svoboda at Prague Castle after he was sworn in as Czechoslovak President, March 30, 1968. CTK Photo

Alexander Dubcek, workers, Prague Castle

Communist party leader Alexander Dubcek, right, talks to workers reconstructing historical buildings at Hradcanske Square near Prague Castle in April 1968. CTK Photo/Karel Mevald

Alexander Dubcek, workers, Prague Castle

Communist party leader Alexander Dubcek, right, talks to workers reconstructing historical buildings at Hradcanske Square near Prague Castle in April 1968. CTK Photo/Karel Mevald

CSSR Krise 1968

Gruppe von 302 Tschechoslowakischen Staatsbürgern. Die Tschechoslowaken wandern in Kanada ein und wollen sich dort ein neues Leben aufbauen. 10. April 1968.

Alexander Dubcek, Gustav Husak, award, order

Communist party leader Alexander Dubcek, right, hands over the Order of Klement Gottwald to Gustav Husak at Prague Castle, April 30, 1968. Husak succeeded Dubcek as the communist party boss and was a key figure in normalization era after the Prague Spring political reforms were halted by the Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia in August 1968. CTK Photo/Jiri Finda

Alexander Dubcek, Ludvik Svoboda, May Day parade

Communist party leader Alexander Dubcek, centre, and President Ludvik Svoboda, left, on the grandstand during the May Day Parade in Prague, May 1, 1968. CTK Photo

Alexander Dubcek, May Day parade,

Communist party leader Alexander Dubcek waves to people marching below the grandstand during the May Day parade in Prague, May 1,1968. CTK Photo

Alexander Dubcek, Ludvik Svoboda, Gustav Husak, Frantisek Kriegel, Jan Piller, May Day parade,

Communist party leader Alexander Dubcek, centre, President Ludvik Svoboda, second from left, vice-premier Gustav Husak, left, chairman of the National Front Frantisek Kriegel, second from right, and Communist party secretary Jan Piller, right, lead the May Day parade march in Prague, May 1, 1968. CTK Photo/Jiri Finda

newspaper, readers, colporteur, news, information

A colporteur sells a special newspaper issue on a letter of the Warsaw Pact leaders to Czechoslovak Communist party and government, Prague, July 18, 1968. CTK Photo/Zdenek Havelka

Alexander Dubcek, Leonid Brezhnev, Mikhail Suslov, talks, negotitations, flowers, Cierna nad Tisou

Czechoslovak communist party leader Alexander Dubcek, centre, welcomes with flowers Soviet communist party chief Leonid Brezhnev, left, and party presidium member Mikhail Suslov before crucial negotitations on political reforms in Czechoslovakia in Cierna nad Tisou at the Czechoslovak-Soviet border, July 29, 1968. CTK Photo/Jiri Finda

Alexander Dubcek, politician, reformer, PORTRAIT, TV address, speech

Communist party leader Alexander Dubcek, one of key politicians during Communist reforms in Czechoslovakia known as the Prague Spring 1968, at the TV studio July 18, 1968. CTK Photo/ Jovan Dezort

Alexander Dubcek, Leonid Brezhnev, talks, negotitations, train, Cierna nad Tisou

Czechoslovak communist party leader Alexander Dubcek, right, and Soviet communist party chief Leonid Brezhnev walk away from the train after arrival of Soviet delegation for crucial negotitations on political reforms in Czechoslovakia in Cierna nad Tisou at the Czechoslovak-Soviet border, July 29, 1968. CTK Photo/Jiri Finda

Alexander Dubcek, Leonid Brezhnev, talks, negotitations, train, Cierna nad Tisou

Czechoslovak communist party leader Alexander Dubcek, right, welcomes Soviet communist party chief Leonid Brezhnev on his arrival for crucial negotitations on political reforms in Czechoslovakia in Cierna nad Tisou at the Czechoslovak-Soviet border, July 29, 1968. CTK Photo/Jiri Finda

pram, father, child, park, Dubcek, support, talks, negotitations, Cierna nad Tisou

A father and his child on a park bench in Prague with a sign "Dubcek, Don't Give Up " on the pram expressing support to Czechoslovak communist party leader Alexander Dubcek during crucial negotitations with Soviet leaders on political reforms in Czechoslovakia in Cierna nad Tisou at the Czechoslovak-Soviet border, July 29-August 1, 1968. CTK Photo/I.Minar

Alexander Dubcek, Leonid Brezhnev, talks, negotitations, Cierna nad Tisou

State delegations of Czechoslovakia and Soviet Union headed by Communist party leaders Alexander Dubcek, third from right, and Leonid Brezhnev, left, during crucial negotitations on political reforms in Czechoslovakia in Cierna nad Tisou at the Czechoslovak-Soviet border, July 31, 1968. CTK Photo/Jiri Finda

Alexander Dubcek, Leonid Brezhnev, Josef Smrkovsky, Nikolai Podgorny, talks, negotitations, Cierna nad Tisou

Czechoslovak communist party leader Alexander Dubcek, second from left, and Czechoslovak Parliament speaker Josef Smrkovsky, right, and Soviet leaders Leonid Brezhnev, second from right, and Nikolai Podgorny, left, during crucial negotitations on political reforms in Czechoslovakia in Cierna nad Tisou at the Czechoslovak-Soviet border, July 31, 1968. CTK Photo/Jiri Finda

Alexander Dubcek, negotiations, talks, Cierna nad Tisou, people

Czechoslovak communist party leader Alexander Dubcek is cheered by town´s residents during crucial negotitations of Czechoslovak and Soviet leaders on political reforms in Czechoslovakia in Cierna nad Tisou at the Czechoslovak-Soviet border, July 31, 1968. CTK Photo/Jiri Finda

Bürger in Prag lesen die Sonderausgaben der Zeitungen mit dem "Warschauer Brief" 1968

In Sonderausgaben haben die Prager Zeitungen am Donnerstag (18.07.1968) den Brief der fünf "Bruderparteien", der Anfang der Woche bei dem Gipfeltreffen in Warschau beschlossen worden war, und eine Stellungnahme des Präsidiums des KPC-Zentralkomitees veröffentlicht.

Prager Frühling 1968

Den 23. Jahrestag der Befreiung Pilsens durch amerikanische Truppen feierte am Montag, den 06.05.1968 die Bevölkerung der Stadt Pilsen. Eine große Menschenmenge, die die amerikanische Fahne mit sich führte (im Vordergrund) gedachte auf einem Platz der Stadt, der vor 23 Jahren bei den Kämpfen um die Stadt gefallenen amerikanischen Soldaten.