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Rebellion in Eastern Europe Hungary & Czechoslovakia Revolt

Nikita Khrushchev Pushed for “Destalinization”

Hungary Revolts 1956: Popular communist leader stages revolt –Imre Nagy forms new government –He promises free elections –He demands Soviet troops leave country Soviets send armed forces & replace new government Soviets tried & executed Nagy

Russian Tanks in Budapest 1956 Protest in USA

Leonid Brezhnev Make it clear he would not tolerate dissent in Eastern Europe

Czechoslovakia Revolts Spring 1968 Alexander Dubcek “loosens” control in Czechoslovakia August 1968 Soviet troops invade –Expel Dubcek from Communist party –Hundreds of citizens are killed

Prague, 1968 Czechoslovakia

Brezhnev Doctrine Primary Source: 1968

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