National Conflict in Czechoslovakia

Focusing on the complex Czech-Slovak relationship, the book explores the political dilemmas stemming from the Slovak question since Czechoslovakia's formation post-World War I. It highlights the dissatisfaction of the substantial Slovak minority, which has historically challenged the country's quest for stability and self-definition. Through a fresh analytic framework, the author examines how this dynamic has influenced state power and the political system, offering a new perspective on Czechoslovak domestic politics.