Czechoslovakians

Formerly united Central Europeans

Czechoslovakians are people from Czechoslovakia, the Central European nation that existed from 1918 to 1992.

The country split into the Czech Republic and Slovakia, making the term historical: My grandparents were Czechoslovakians who emigrated in the 1930s.

The singular is Czechoslovakian, which also serves as the adjective.

historical

Prague Spring

1968 Czechoslovak reform period

dissidents · Charter 77 · federation · dissolution · partition · independence · Habsburg · Austria-Hungary · interwar · republic

cultural

folk traditions

Community customs across generations

pilsner · puppetry · Dvorak · Kafka · literature · music · festivals · embroidery · costumes · customs

ethnicity

Slavs

Eastern European peoples

emigrants · immigrants · expats · refugees · heritage · ancestry · descendants · lineage · nationality · citizenship

diaspora

Chicago

Major Illinois metropolis

Nebraska · heritage societies · emigration · Ellis Island · settlement · homesteaders · refugees · defectors · exiles · repatriation

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national/ethnic identity

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Central European nationals

Hungarians · Austrians · Germans · Ukrainians · Romanians

cold war geopolitical alignment

CzechoslovakiansWest Germans

Citizens of the postwar democratic state

Americans · Western Europeans · Austrians · British · French

Family

Czechoslovakia, Czechoslovakian

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