A war that might have lasted several years, killed several percent of the population, and plunged the country into debt and bitterness for generations to come ...

The revolution will not be vilified. It is always a force for the good, freedom, equality, freedom, justice, freedom, and democracy.

Fall Of The Berlin Wall may refer to: Velvet Revolution, the trope for a peaceful revolution. Our notes on the wall itself.

Contrast The Revolution Will Not Be Vilified and Velvet Revolution. Likely to overlap with Your Terrorists Are Our Freedom Fighters. If the revolution is ...

Velvet Revolution: Mostly averted for the revolutions covered in the series, which are almost all violent. In the case of the French Revolution, Duncan ...

The Velvet Revolution was planned by this Magnificent Bastard all along. This would be Fridge Horror if true because he had to watch the atrocities of ...

This study investigates the trop of ambivalence in the historical memory of the “Velvet Revolution” and its legacy in the Czech Republic.

In 1989, as part of Hole in Flag, the Velvet Revolution took place, the Communists were overthrown, and Czechoslovakia became a democracy. note In another ...

Kolya ends with the Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia. Louka, who'd gotten fired from the Czech Philharmonic when he pissed off a Communist bureaucrat, gets ...

Velvet Revolution: A peaceful and non-violent revolution. Voice of the Resistance: The public face and spokesperson of a resistance movement. The War of ...