Czechoslovakia's Interrupted Revolution

The book offers an in-depth analysis of the transformative events in Czechoslovakia during 1968, a period marked by unprecedented reforms within communism, followed by their swift reversal. H. Gordon Skilling utilizes a wealth of sources, including unpublished Communist Party documents and interviews, to explore the historical context, key reforms, political dynamics, international responses, and the Soviet intervention that led to the collapse of this revolutionary movement. His insights highlight the significance of the Prague Spring in both national and global contexts.