Word: czechoslovakias
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...president of the Harvard Travel Service, Vladimir J. Kazan-Komarek, has been arrested in Czechoslovakia on charges of treason, espionage, and attempted murder...
Kazen-Komarek was born in Czechoslovakia in 1924 and became a naturalized American citizen in 1960. He left in 1948, the year of the Communist takeover, and lived in France before coming to the united States ten years...
...Czechoslovakia has had a warrant for Kazen-Komerak's arrest since 1963. The charge claims that he "had established in 1948 a treasonable organization in connection with foreign agents aimed at the subversion of the government...
Planned Antagonisms. No East European economy had suffered so painfully under the stagnation of Stalinism as Czechoslovakia's. As the "machine shop" of the East bloc, Czechoslovakia had been forced by Moscow to concentrate its energies-without significant
Because the failure of the old order was more spectacular in Czechoslovakia than in any other East European economy and because the scope of the new order is so sweeping, Sik's reform could well light a beacon that would illuminate the economies of all Communism. A failure could as easily bring the glacier of centralism crashing down again. In any event, Communism as an economic philosophy has already been altered beyond Marxian recognition. All that will be left of the Communist system is state ownership of property. The problems and the motives of the entire economy will...