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|Czechoslovakia

|Czechoslovakia

|Communist-controlled nation until demonstrations forced its Communist Party leader to resign in November 1989; in 1993, the Czechoslovakia split along ethnic lines to form Slovakia and the Czech Republic

|Formed in 1919 out of the old Austria-Hungarian empire, ostensibly to promote [[Woodrow Wilson's|Woodrow Wilson]] "self determination" principle was a state consisting largely of an amalgamation of Czech and Slovak peoples, although there were many other minorities included, such as the Sudeten Germans and the Magyars, which resulted in a largely unstable state - a fact Hitler took advantage of in the Munich betrayal in 1938.  After WWII it was a communist-controlled nation until demonstrations forced its Communist Party leader to resign in November 1989; in 1993, the Czechoslovakia split along ethnic lines to form Slovakia and the Czech Republic

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|Romania

|Romania