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Czechoslovakia was carved out of Austria-Hungary in 1918, and was the only country in Central Europe that remained a democracy during the interwar period. The western part of the country had a large German-speaking population and in 1938 Hitler demanded that the main German-speaking areas be handed to Germany. This was accepted, with reluctance, by Britain and France in the Munich Agreement (1938). In March 1939 Germany occupied the rest of Bohemia and Moravia and set up Slovakia as a puppet state. One can ask with hindsight whether Czechoslovakia really 'made sense' as a country, but after World War 2 restoring the country more or less to its former borders was politically essential. After the Velvet Revolution of December 1989, when the country threw off communism, a rift soon became apparent between the more prosperous Czech area and the 'rust belt' that was Slovakia. In the latter, nationalists demanded independence and many Czech politicians were only too delighted to get rid of an economically backward region ... After a referendum, the two part of Czechoslovakia split with effect from 1 January 1993.
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Slovakia became an independent nation in 1993 when it split with .?
Czech Republic
Why did Czech and Slovakia split?
The "elites" were fighting for the state property
What happened when Czechoslovakia divided in 1993?
Yes, it became the Czech Republic, and Slovakia - two countries.
Which countries separated peacefully in 1993?
Czechoslovakia peacefully split into the Czech Republic and Slovakia on January 1, 1993.
Slovakia became an independent nation 1993 when it split with?
Czech Republic
Does Czechoslovakia have the longest name?
No longer. It has split into Slovakia and the Czech Republic.
Why did czechoslavakia split into two nations?
yes. it has split into the czech (pronounced 'check') republic and slovakia.
What country in Europe was split as a result of the cold war?
I believe it was Czechoslovakia, which split into the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
What two countries did Czechoslavakia split ubto in 1992?
Czechoslovakia split into two countries in 1993: the Czech Republic and Slovakia. This split was peaceful and the two countries have maintained friendly relations since then.
When Slovakia became an independent nation in 1993 who did they split it with?
At 1st January 1993 Czechoslovakia was splited into Slovakia and Czech Republic.
What do you call people that live in Czecho Slovakia called?
Czechoslovakia split into two countries: Czech for the Czechs and Slovakia for the Slovaks.
What languages are spoken in Czechoslovakia?
The main language spoken in Czechoslovakia is Czech. Slovak is also widely spoken in certain regions. Additionally, other minority languages spoken in Czechoslovakia include Romani, Hungarian, and Polish.
