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pp. 217-220
Czechoslovakia Before Munich: The German Minority Problems and British Appeasement Policy, J. W. Bruegel
Czechoslovakia: The Party and the People, Andrew Oxley, Alex Pravada and Andrew Ritchie
Conflict and Cohesion in Socialist Yugoslavia: Political Decision Making Since 1966, Steven L. Burg Reviewed by Frank Dinka
Socialist Opposition in Eastern Europe: The Czechoslovak Example, Jiri Pelikan Reviewed by Frank Dinka
The Functions of Communist One-Party Elections: The Case of Czechoslovakia, 1971, Frank Dinka and Max J. Skidmore
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