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100 1  Dawisha, Karen, |d1949-2018
245 14 The Kremlin and the Prague spring / |cKaren Dawisha.
260    Berkeley : |bUniversity of California Press, |cc1984.
300    xiv, 426 p. : |bmap ; |c24 cm.
440  0 International crisis behavior series ; |vv. 4
500    Includes index.
504    Bibliography: p. 385-397.
505    Pt. I. Introduction. 1. Soviet foreign policy analysis and crisis behavior -- 2. Prelude to the crisis -- Pt. II. The pre-crisis period. 3. Phase one: March 22-April 10 -- 4. Phase two: April 10-May 4 -- 5. Findings -- Pt. III. The crisis period. 6. Phase one: May 5-June 6 -- 7. Phase two: June 6-27 -- 8. Phase three: June 27-July 28 -- 9. Phase four: July 29-August 5 -- 10. Phase five: August 5-20 -- 11. Findings -- Pt. IV. The post-crisis perio. 12. August 20-27 -- 13. Findings -- Pt. V. Conclusions. 14. Leaders and decisions: conclusions on Soviet behavior in 1968 -- 15. 1968 and after: the costs and consequences of invasion -- Appendix A. Key political and military leaders, ISSR, 1968 -- Appendix B. Key political and military leaders, Czechoslovakia, 1968.
580    Donation of Anatole Shub
651  0 Czechoslovakia |xHistory |yIntervention, 1968.
651  0 Czechoslovakia |xForeign relations |zSoviet Union.
651  0 Soviet Union |xForeign relations |zCzechoslovakia.
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