| The beautiful, but tortured, Ilsa is a Czechoslovakian, a refugee from an invaded country. |
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| Heating the sugar until it melts, as practised in many bars, is a Czechoslovakian custom. |
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| He managed to evade two recapture attempts with guile, spirit and a kick like Czechoslovakian absinthe. |
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| Komárno reverted to Hungary in 1939, but after 1945 it again became Czechoslovakian. |
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| They lived in Satoraljaujhely, a town in northeastern Hungary on the Czechoslovakian border. |
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| From 1986 to 1998 he was a provincial of the Czechoslovakian Dominican Province. |
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| In January 1977, he signed Charter 77, an organisation for the defence of human rights including several Czechoslovakian dissidents. |
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| I will never forget when we left to come back in 1981 and crossed the Czechoslovakian border into Austria. |
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| People rush off to antique shops and pay a fortune for Bohemian glass but forget it came from the same glass works that now make Czechoslovakian Glass. |
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| In the late 1940s the U. S. S. R. forced one-sided trade treaties on its satellites so that Polish and Romanian foodstuffs and Czechoslovakian and East German technology flowed to the U. S. S. R. rather than to world markets. |
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| Charter 77 was born as a means of cooperating between the Czechoslovakian and Polish opposition movements, and later those of other Eastern Bloc countries. |
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| I'm talking about French actors, or Czechoslovakian actors who are very well-known in Czechoslovakia, who can translate and cross over the cultural boundaries and work in Canadian feature films. |
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| In 1968 relations with the eastern European satellites had flared up again when leaders of the Czechoslovakian Communist party under Alexander Dubček initiated reforms promoting democratization and free speech. |
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| At present, four of the sixteen members have served with the Czechoslovakian Constitutional Court, while six of the twelve other members are experienced judges. |
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| We are hoping, for instance, to involve the Czechoslovakian audiovisual industry in the MEDIA programme, which, as you know, seeks to foster European productions and their distribution. |
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| His engagement in OSCE issues started in 1984, when he was a member of the Czechoslovakian delegation to the Conference on Security and Co-operation in Stockholm. |
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| The Palaestra Civic Association was founded in 1999 by Jan Balog, a former Czechoslovakian boxing champion who became a social field worker and a member of the Czech government's Roma Issues Council. |
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| In fairness, a torn stomach muscle restricted the Czechoslovakian greatly. |
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| Following the dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the origin of an independent Czechoslovakian state in 1918, much of the industry remained in our territory. |
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| The measures taken by the Czechoslovakian government after the Prague Spring obliged him to leave the capital and also led to him becoming more actively involved in the opposition to the communist regime. |
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| Most often, in fact in the overwhelming majority of cases, they manifest themselves as attacks on the Czech, or rather Czechoslovakian, so-called Presidential Decrees. |
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| The Marshall Plan participants were not surprised when the Czechoslovakian and Polish delegations were prevented from attending the Paris meeting. |
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| Havel was allowed by czechoslovakian prison authorities to write one heavily censored letter a week to his wife, Olga. |
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