International reaction to Soviet measures in Czechoslavakia (Edexcel GCSE History): Flashcards

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International reaction to Soviet measures in Czechoslavakia
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Détente

Improved US-Soviet relations in 1960s-70s, reduced tensions

Brezhnev Doctrine

Soviet policy justifying intervention to preserve communist rule

What did Western media call the Czechoslovakia invasion?

The rape of Czechoslovakia

Why West didn't intervene militarily in Czechoslovakia

Committed to Vietnam War, feared nuclear escalation

Jacques Duclos's response to invasion

French Communist leader who severed ties with Moscow

Eurocommunism

W. European communist parties independent of Soviet control

Message invasion sent to Eastern bloc

Reform movements would be crushed by military force

Josip Broz Tito's response to invasion

Yugoslav leader condemned Soviets, criticized from within communism

Romania's response to invasion

Criticized Soviets, strengthened ties with Communist China

Casualties from 1968 Czechoslovakia invasion

Fewer than 100 people died

Why détente survived Czechoslovakia crisis

Few casualties, both sides needed improved relations

Brezhnev's miscalculation from 1968

Thought US wouldn't challenge Soviet interventions

How 1968 influenced 1979 Afghanistan invasion

Brezhnev's overconfidence led to disastrous decision

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