Does Chekoslovakia still exist

Answer 1

No. On 17th November 1989 there was a revolution. A Velvet Revolution meaning that noone died. The police tried to prevent it using violence, but the protesters were peaceful. After a while the government started democratic elections and a democratic president was elected. Also as of 1st January 1993 Czechoslovakia doesn't exist. It split into Czech and Slovak Republics in what is known as the velvet divorce.

Answer 2

NO - there are two states now - Czech Rep. and Slovakia.

Answer 3

Checkoslovakia agreed to a peaceful division of the country in 1992 into the Czech Republic and The slovak republic (aka. Slovakia)

Answer 4

Because in 1993, after the fall of communism around eastern Europe, a lot of countries split up. Czechoslovakia became the Czech Republic and Slovakia, because this is what the people wanted.

Answer 5

It no longer exists, it is a historical region in central Europe which occupied two thirds of traditional Czech lands, capital Prague. Since 1993 it has formed much of the Czech Republic