Praško proljeće

Praško proljeće

Jiri Pelikan

The book Prague Spring by Czech journalist and politician Jiří Pelikan presents a personal testimony of the events that marked Czechoslovakia in 1968.

As the director of Czechoslovak television and a member of the Communist Party, Pelikan was a direct participant in the reform movement known as the "Prague Spring", which aimed to introduce "socialism with a human face".

The book is divided into several chapters that chronologically trace the author's political development and engagement. In chapters such as "How to Become a Communist", "In Stalin's Shadow" and "With Mao and Others", Pelikan describes his ideological maturation and experiences within the communist movement. He pays special attention to the events of 1968, describing the enthusiasm and hopes that accompanied the reforms, as well as the shock and disappointment after the Soviet military intervention.

Through personal anecdotes and analyses, Pelikan provides insight into the inner workings of the political elite, bureaucracy and media of the time. His testimony is a valuable source for understanding the complexity of political processes and the struggle for democratic change within the socialist system.

The book The Prague Spring remains a significant work for anyone who wants to understand the dynamics of political change and resistance to authoritarian regimes in Central Europe during the Cold War.

Original title
S' il me tuent
Translation
Tatjana Brodnjak
Dimensions
21 x 14 cm
Pages
281
Publisher
Globus, Zagreb, 1982.
 
Latin alphabet. Hardcover with dust jacket.
Language: Croatian.

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