Non-violent resistance against communist regimes

Author(s): Theodor Ebert

In: Adam Roberts, Civilian Resistance as a National Defence (A. 4.b. Civil Resistance as a means of National Defence, and Lessons from World War II and Czechoslovakia 1968), pp. 204-227

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