czechoslovakia

He ran away from Czechoslovakia before nazis invaded, hiding antiaircraft missile computer plans in frame of bicycle.

They certainly could, but they don't - there is neither Czechoslovakia nor the Czech Republic in the 'country of birth' selector.

Austria and Czechoslovakia were more political defeats (and France did nothing to stop these) and Britain fought until the bitter end.

When Czechoslovakia split into Slovakia and the Czech Republic, they also split the languages into two, even though they are virtually identical.

In 1987 public TV in communist Czechoslovakia distributed programs for 8 bit computers.

Yeah, Czechoslovakia is also on the list, even though they split in 1993.

However, Czechoslovakia is incorrectly present in both 'citizenship' and 'contact information/country' selectors.

I grew up in a concrete panel building in then Czechoslovakia and since the population was mixed, it was all fine.

How such operation works, see Czechoslovakia in 1968.

Unfortunately the frontlines after WW2 where redrawn and Czechoslovakia was in the unenviable position of having to defend the Warsaw Pact while its population wasn't fully supportive of this position.

(Ukraine was unfortunately a part this godforsaken union, and was forced to fight on the side of the empire.) Needless to say, Russia did not invade Czechoslovakia by itself.

Far more common was "forced by nearby communist country" Also for example Czechoslovakia was advanced capitalist country.

> Czechoslovakia was advanced capitalist country Did it have sufficient over-production that redistribution would remove "common wants" for everyone?

Hitler was able to play the "Aryan race" card as a pretext to invading and occupying any countries or territories that happened to have German-speaking inhabitants of any appreciable number (Czechoslovakia, Poland, and so forth).

World-class economist Paul Samuelson, a Nobel laureate, wrote in the tenth edition of his textbook Economics: “It is a vulgar mistake to think that most people in Eastern Europe are miserable.” This, mind you, in the aftermath of the 1953 East German uprising, the 1956 Hungarian uprising and the Poznan protests in Poland, the 1968 revolution in Czechoslovakia— all suppressed with bloodshed by Soviet tanks.

The ccTLDs.cs (Czechoslovakia),.dd (East Germany),.yu (Yugoslavia), and.zr (Zaire) were all dissolved some time after the reorganization/renaming of their countries.

For example, Condoleezza Rice studied Russian at Moscow State University and her PhD thesis was on military policy and politics in Czechoslovakia.

In my experience from communist Czechoslovakia, western stuff is not actually prohibited.