Dubček was expelled from the Communist Party in what year?
1968
1970
1980
1989
Answer
The expulsion of Alexander Dubček from the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia occurred in 1970, a pivotal moment during the period known as the Prague Spring. This reformist movement sought to liberalize the communist regime, granting greater freedoms and autonomy within the country. However, Dubček's efforts to introduce democratic reforms clashed with the Soviet Union's desire to maintain control over its satellite states.
Revolutionary Leader or Political Reformer: Testing Your Knowledge on Alexander Dubček
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