Abstract
This article discusses assistance provided to Czechoslovak dissidents by Western European countries during the last two decades of the Cold War, which is commonly referred to as "Normalization" in the post-1968 Czechoslovak context.
This article discusses assistance provided to Czechoslovak dissidents by Western European countries during the last two decades of the Cold War, which is commonly referred to as "Normalization" in the post-1968 Czechoslovak context.