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Politically, the 20th century was a crucible. Czechoslovakia was created in 1918 under Tomáš Masaryk, a philosopher-president. Betrayed by the Munich Agreement of 1938, occupied by Nazis, then liberated by the Soviet Red Army, the country fell under communist rule in 1948. The Prague Spring of 1968 (led by Alexander Dubček) was crushed by Warsaw Pact tanks, yet the Velvet Revolution of 1989—a peaceful overthrow of communism—showed the persistence of the Czech spirit. Václav Havel, a playwright and dissident, became president, symbolizing the power of truth and dialogue. czehav

: Famous for its architecture, beer culture, and significant contributions to literature and music. 2. The "Chav" Component Betrayed by the Munich Agreement of 1938, occupied

(the short name for the Czech Republic)

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