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Thousands of people gather under a banner reading "Liberty" flashing Victory signs 27 November 1989 in Prague as they stage the biggest anti-Communist rally for 20 years in response to dissident movement Civic Forum's call demanding the end of Communist rule and free multiparty elections. The riot police later beat and arrested hundreds of demonstrators. 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_SAPA990626684830
1,72MB
19cm x 13cm by 300dpi
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