Prague 1968: “Workers of the World, Forgive Me!”
- Saturday Mar 1,2008 12:49 PM
- By editor
- In Analysis and research, Peter Waterman
I have two motives for publishing this account of my experiences in Prague before, during and after the famous Prague Spring and the infamous Soviet invasion. The first, obviously, is that this is now the 40th anniversary of these events. The second is that it may provide readers, print- and online-publishers with a taster for the book-length autobio from which it is extracted. 2008. See pdf. file.
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I remember seeing a picture of “Workers of the world forgive me” scrawled in Cyrillic on a statue of Marx in Moscow when as communism fell. I’m highly interested in acquiring a copy of a photo like that, so if anyone can point me to the source I’d appreciate it.
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