The Velvet Revolution

The Czechoslovak people did not know freedom for decades. In the majority of World War II, the country was occupied by the Nazis and was later occupied by the Red Army as he returned to Berlin to drive the Nazis. When the Red Army entered an area, a communist regime was established to manage the area and establish the satellite condition. For ten years, the Communist government made many riots with the help of the Soviet Union. In 1968, after Alexander Dubsek tried to provide reforms to the people of Czechoslovakia, most members of the Soviet Union and the Warsaw agreement sent troops to hinder and suppress any riots and reforms.

Thirty years ago, Central European countries saw the Velvet Revolution. Democracy, politics, and peace. They went to the street. They think that it is enough. Due to their velvet revolution, today they have leaders who really represent people, and they are not afraid to fight for their country and their identity. In Western Europe you can learn from the east velvet revolution. Also, we need to clarify that it is enough. In Western Europe, it is time to put out the wetlands and expel elite. Peace and democracy, but thorough. It is necessary to truly democratize the so-called democratic system again. Politicians are no longer just professional politicians. The crisis is there. It is time for all men and women to fulfill their duties. Because the survival itself of our country is being threatened

Please note some of the most successful revolution you are almost unaware of. They are the answers to the questions or they are needed for everyone to recognize it. People other than Portugal (Carnation Revolution) or Czech Republic (Velvet Revolution) rarely remember these revolution. Unfortunately, we should strive for such shining example. There is no power to stop them when many people decide to change and act in a simple, clear, and non-threatening way. Of course there are many other aspects as well. How to organize it? What do you represent? What is the assembly rally? What kind of flags, languages, symbols coalesce? How do you deal with internal differences? How did you deal with the people around you? The only thing I can do is to pray for you the best in a tough future and wish for the best. Start or assist bottom-up exercise including multiple choices. This is not the best way to make it comprehensive