Preface: Foreword: Introduction

Chapter 1: A prelude to the Prague Spring of 1968

Chapter 2: From January to Dresden

Chapter 3: Revision, reform, revolution?

Chapter 4: The July crisis

Chapter 5: August - the month of intervention

Chapter 6: The aftermath

Chapter 7: Documentary epilogue

About the Author

Jaromír Navrátil holds a Ph.D. in military history from the Military Political Academy, Moscow, and a Doctorate of Law from Masaryk University, Brno.

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