Prague Resistance, 1968 : The Ingenuity of Conviction.
ResearchPublished 1968
A first-hand description of events in Prague during the period August 20-27, 1968. A few hours after the Soviet invasion, a strongly united, resourceful, and well-informed Czech resistance--both organized and mass--had formed. Key elements to the strength of the resistance were its clandestine radio and press, as well as several ingenious tactics it devised to thwart the invaders. There is a possibility that the USSR will try to break down the resistance and gain collaborators and control of the government; however, there is also the possibility of a genuine agreement so long as the Czech people and government remain united. 15 pp.
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- Year: 1968
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Menges, Constantine Christo, Prague Resistance, 1968 : The Ingenuity of Conviction. RAND Corporation, P-3930, 1968. As of October 13, 2024: https://www.rand.org/pubs/papers/P3930.html
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