The Prague Spring ArchiveMain MenuThe Prague Spring ArchiveAn online portal for the Prague Spring archival materials within Texas ScholarWorks and the LBJ Presidential Library.Box 179Brief descriptions of the 10 folders in Box 179 of the LBJ Presidential Library's archives are below, along with links to more detailed descriptions, their full contents in Texas ScholarWorks, and key documents they contain.Box 180Brief descriptions of the 8 folders in Box 180 of the LBJ Presidential Library's archives are below, along with links to more detailed descriptions, their full contents in Texas ScholarWorks, and key documents they contain.Box 181Brief descriptions of the 9 folders in Box 181 of the LBJ Presidential Library's archives are below, along with links to more detailed descriptions, their full contents in Texas ScholarWorks, and key documents they contain.Key FiguresDescriptions and photographs of key figures involved in the Prague Spring events, with links to relevant documents in Texas ScholarWorks.Key DocumentsA curated selection of key documents from Box 179 and Box 180 of the Prague Spring Archive.TimelineAn interactive timeline of events related to the Prague Spring.Guide and Finding AidA guide to the Texas ScholarWorks online repository, along with a finding aid to the physical archival collections.Documents from the Keston CenterPrague Spring-related documents from beyond the UT Austin collections.AboutContains information about the creators of the site and attribution for used images.ES Librarian at UT Austina966648bfc0b32297dd765df3f1b759ab94cd497The University of Texas at Austin Libraries
Telegram Regarding Developments in East Berlin and GDR
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Contains communications on the Czech situation from London to Washington, as well as messages and telegrams relating the evolving situation in East and West Germany from the American Embassy in Bonn. Also includes reports on the falling morale in Germany due to anticipation of a possible invasion; memos regarding reports from the Polish Embassy in Warsaw relating Polish support of the invasion of Czechoslovakia; telegrams describing reasons for Romanian support for the Czech position, as well as their fears of Soviet invasion; analysis of Yugoslav reaction; and a telegram between the U.S. Secretary of State and the Soviet Ambassador to the United States regarding possible reasons for the invasion.