Historical Perspectives on Russian Invasions in Central Europe

This chapter examines the historical invasions faced by the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Slovakia, particularly in 1956 and 1968. It discusses how these nations' memories of these events shape their current diplomatic relations with Russia and considerations regarding its status as a rogue state.

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