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Prague Spring   Czech revolt against against hard-line communist rule in 1968; crushed by Soviets  
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re-Stalinization   Soviet crack-down on eastern Europe and Soviet society under Leonid Brezhnev  
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Alexandr Solzhenitsyn   Soviet writer exiled for writing One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich  
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Brezhnev Doctrine   said the Soviets would intervene in eastern Europe to put down attempts at reform or revolution  
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Leonid Brezhnev   Soviet leader from 1964 to 1982 who introduced re-Stalinization  
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Mikhail Gorbachev   Soviet leader who came to power in 1985 and introduced reforms  
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perestroika   "restructuring" of the Soviet economy; limited free market reforms  
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glasnost   "openess" or freedom of speech  
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Pope John Paul II   Polish pope who spoke out against communism and secretly worked for its downfall  
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Solidarity   Polish labor union that demanded free trade unions, freedom of speech, economic reforms, release of political prisoners  
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Lech Walesa   leader of major Polish labor union; later became 1st non-communist leader of postwar Poland  
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Hungary   1st country to dismantle "iron curtain"  
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Vaclav Havel   Czech intellectual who became 1st non-communist President of Czechoslovkia in postwar era  
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Velvet Revolution   name for the dissolution of Czech communist party; applied to most other eastern European revolutions in 1989  
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Romania   only country in which 1989 revolutions were violent  
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Boris Yeltsin   Former Communist who embraced democracy and Russian nationalism; President of Russia after communism's collapse  
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Helmut Kohl   West German Christian Democratic leader who led German reunification  
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Paris Accords   agreement that essentially ended Cold War in 1990 and recognized existing European borders  
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Chechnya   Islamic territory that seeks to break away from Russia  
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Slobodan Milosevic   Serb leader implicated in the "ethnic cleansing" of Croats and Bosnians in 1993 Yugoslav Civil War  
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Dayton Accords   ended Yugoslav Civil War; gave 51% of Bosnia to Bosnians and 49% to Serbs  
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Irish Republican Army   terrorist group that seeks to separate Northern Ireland from the United Kingdom  
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ETA   Basque terrorist group that seeks to separate Basque country from Spain and France  
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Baader Meinhof Gang   left-wing terrorist group in West Germany; sought to start communist revolution in 1970s  
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Maastricht Treaty   created the European Union and called for the creation of the Euro  
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Euro   common currency of most EU states  
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