this video is about revolution in czechoslovakia against communism in 1989.
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Soviets Invade Czechoslovakian Capital (1968). A Day that Shook the World. On 21 August 1968, Soviet tanks ended the so-called ‘Prague Spring’ when they rolled into the Czechoslovakian capital…
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revolution in czechoslovakia 1989: http://youtu.be/LtzY21or6qs
25 years since this was happening :'( made me cry
mama mary blessed be my family from my ancestors all-ways
Yes fuck the soviet union they destroyed all the slavic contries l
The ILLUMINATI must be destroyed
I am pretty sure not as much as the Soviets, one of my ancestors was shot
in the head by Nazi, but many of my people were also killed by the Soviet.
IT was easy to take down Communists try taking down Self Aware BEAST.
@pavolpi it’s not “like” it’s total some shit…
Shut up, you asshole. Have you ever been at those demonstrations? No! Those
bastards tried to kill us! We wasn’t able to help each other!
Putin ???
@CKinfidel – You have one problem in USA USA is run by self aware Power
elites taking them down will require Millions dead in USA and it may not be
sucessefull.
At 3:05, the guy in the navy blue is my dad. 🙂
@jumis6 I’ve noted it after posting, of course czech and slovaks too,
thanks.
For all those, the green uniforms but without them, who’s beaten and
oppressed. Shame. The truth still win! – The english translation
@koleckosalamu interesting I was just thinking the same thing
That’s not true. For your info: It has always been a shopping mall. It used
to be called “Máj” before 1989, then KMart, then Tesco, and now it’s “Máj”
again, spelled “My” but pronounced the same as before 1989.
Gonna happen in America soon me thinks, all this commie Alinsky crap. Hey
Chech’s my friends help us make America free again!
Je těžko uvěřitelné že nás potírali vlastní lidé…náš vlastní národ
It’s Moonlight Sonata by Beethoven 🙂
I remember when it was Kmart on through to Teskers. Máj huh? I’ll have to
check that out today…and don’t get so uptight about shopping centres,
relax.
No, I’ve lived here for almost 10 years now. And check your facts mate,
look where I’m from, as well as your spelling.
@ldl272 Yes important thing for you and your country is, never forget what
does communism really means and what this system cost us.
Czechs, I’m proud of you. Salute from Kaliningrad, Russia.
@caxapable ….. they re no czech ……. they re czechoslovaks
sietube2008 . . . The Velvet Revolution was not so called because of a lack
of violence . . . but rather because not a single person was killed . . .
an absolutely astounding fact when you consider the bloodshed during
virtually all other revolutions! It was an amazing event in history . . . I
lived in Czechoslovakia from early 1991 to 1994 . . . I miss it deeply.
fraska, cele toto. kto si mysli ze to tito ludia “vybojovali” “demokraciu”,
tak ma skvely, jednoduchy zivot. trapne sacacky a trosku vody. cele
zinscenovane!!
….and here we go again, with the Russians entering Kiev how can they EVER
be trusted??
F*** russian cunts!
Richtig das die Tschen paar aufs Maul bekommen haben.
Nationlismus wird immer bestraft.
Ein Sudetendeutscher
Death to brezhenvist and khrushchevist revisionism! Long live Socialist
People’s Republic of Albania nad Enver Hoxha!
exactly what politics should never ever do again
Dont forget Alexander Dubcek was murdered after “Velvet revolution” by STB
because he didnt want to give permission for stealing and selling all state
property.