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A bus of Soviet leader Stalin, with a placard reading "Nothing lasts forever" is displayed on Prague's Wenceslas 27 November 1989 as thousands of citizens wave Czechoslovakian flags staging a rally in response to dissident movement Civic Forum's call for a general strike demanding the end of the Communist rule and free multiparty elections. A strong dissident protest movement led to the fall of communism 10 December and the formation of a non-Communist government in Czechoslovakia, 10 days after the beginning of a summit in Malta where Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev and US counterpart George Bush set a new era, ending the Cold War.
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1989-11-27
AFP/EAST NEWS
AFP
LUBOMIR KOTEK
000_SAPA990626684770
1,23MB
20cm x 14cm by 300dpi
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