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,Postscriptum: People’s Republic of Kampuchea,he Salvation of Kampuchea—NUFSK) acting with the support of the regular army of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam. A new government was established in Phnom Penh by the NUFSK, and the country was renamed the People’s Republic of Kampuchea.

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Czechoslovak Socialist Republic,previous half century. The Paris Peace Conference created a new Czechoslovak state, incorporating the Czechs with the less numerous and economically and culturally less developed Slovaks, who had experienced a millennium of harsh Hungarian rule.

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,Democratic People’s Republic of Korea,tive North Korean independence by playing upon Sino-Soviet rivalry; this strategy emerged in full bloom in the early 1960s, with open North Korean-Soviet polemics. Since then, the DPRK has maintained correct relations with both socialist powers, zig-zagging between them, although with a bias toward China.

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Czechoslovak Socialist Republic, Largely because of their strategically sensitive location, the Czech lands of Bohemia and Moravia have a long and crisis-ridden history. More than four centuries of independence came to an end with the defeat of the Czech nobility at the battle of the White Mountain in 1620. Thereafter the Czechs w

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Republics of Guinea-Bissau and Cape Verde, formed and are governed by the same integrated party or liberation movement, the Partido Africano de Independencia de Guine e Cabo Verde (PAIGC), whose leaders, while rejecting all doctrinal labels, whether Marxist or otherwise, have generally adhered to the principles of a Marxist analysis of hist

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