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Since the Prague Spring

The Continuing Struggle for Human Rights in Czechoslovakia

Since the Prague Spring
Since the Prague Spring
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Hans-Peter Riese
Fordító
Eugen Loebl
Kapcsolódó személy
Arthur Miller
New York
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Kiadó: Vintage Books
Kiadás helye: New York
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Kötés típusa: Ragasztott papírkötés
Oldalszám: 208 oldal
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Nyelv: Angol  
Méret: 20 cm x 13 cm
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In early 1977 the Czechoslovak dissident movement known as "Charter IT captured international headlines. It issued a ringing manifesto denouncing the violations of human rights that followed the Soviet occupation of 1968. This and other documents associated with the movement are brought together here for the first time. This book also includes highly contemporary letters and appeals written with a moving sense of urgency by leading artists and intellectuals like Pavel Kohout, Czechoslovakia's premier dramatist, and Vaclav Havel, the internationally famous playwright, and by deposed leaders like former head of state, Alexander Dubceic, who is now a watchman in a Bratislava pubUc garden. This collection of documents is required reading for anyone concerned with the most important pohtical issue facing the international community today: human rights.
"The sin of Power is to not only distort reaUty but to convince people that the false is true, and that what is happening and quite... Tovább

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In early 1977 the Czechoslovak dissident movement known as "Charter IT captured international headlines. It issued a ringing manifesto denouncing the violations of human rights that followed the Soviet occupation of 1968. This and other documents associated with the movement are brought together here for the first time. This book also includes highly contemporary letters and appeals written with a moving sense of urgency by leading artists and intellectuals like Pavel Kohout, Czechoslovakia's premier dramatist, and Vaclav Havel, the internationally famous playwright, and by deposed leaders like former head of state, Alexander Dubceic, who is now a watchman in a Bratislava pubUc garden. This collection of documents is required reading for anyone concerned with the most important pohtical issue facing the international community today: human rights.
"The sin of Power is to not only distort reaUty but to convince people that the false is true, and that what is happening and quite clearly happening is only an invention of enemies. Obviously, the Soviets and their friends in Czechoslovakia are by no means the only ones guilty of this sin, but in other places, especially in the West, it is possible yet for witnesses to reahty to come forth and testify to the truth."-From the Foreword by Arthui; Miller Vissza

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