Czechoslovakia was a united country in Central Europe for much of the 20th century, but in 1993 it peacefully split into two independent nations: the Czech Republic and Slovakia. What caused this ...

In January 1993, Czechoslovakia peacefully separated into two independent states. While the Czech Republic and Slovakia remain close allies, there has been tension in recent months. https://p.dw ...

1992 November - Federal Assembly adopts legislation enabling the federation to disband. 1993 1 January - Czechoslovakia completes "velvet divorce" which results in two independent countries, the Czech ...

Thirty years on since the breakup of Czechoslovakia, Slovakia and the Czech Republic enjoy a harmonious ... "Maybe it was a shame we split up, who knows? But we're just the little people aren ...

Slovak and Czech lands unite to form Czechoslovakia, which emerges as the most democratic and prosperous of the Habsburg successor states. 1939 - Independent Slovak Republic formed after Nazi ...

Slovakia is ... Velvet Revolution led Czechoslovakia first to independence and then to a split, often referred to as the Velvet Divorce, that left two nations: the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

who was born in Slovakia, was originally suing the Institute for National Memory, which holds parts of his secret police files following the division of Czechoslovakia into the Czech Republic and ...

31 December marked the 30th anniversary of the break-up of Czechoslovakia ... up without a single life being lost. Today the Czech Republic and Slovakia enjoy a harmonious, friction-free ...