Why was Czechoslovakia Split up?

This is a video on how Czechoslovakia was split up, these events occurred from 1938-1939.

[historymapped]

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[Bruhman_]

Wow this is very well done for a child YouTuber nice job 👍

[FreshMilch]

Really good, but one thing to mention, the protectorat of bohemia and moravia was a autonomous region inside the reich, so it makes sense, that the most maps show them as annexed. But keep up the good work! Greetings from Germany!

[mehwishali]

Love the video. You made it very easy to understand.

[imtiazbokhari]

Superb. Very well presented and good historical analysis 👏 👍 👌

[stijnotten]

Good of you to show interest into history.
A quick note it's important to state that Czechoslovakia wasn't even invided to the Munich conference

[AdamRocksen]

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[Mick_Unfiltered]

Amazing job for a young YouTuber! Keep it up dude!

[MustacheCashStash]

It must’ve been pretty scary living in Czechoslovakia after the Anschluss

[Blazer-vpuk]

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[theexecutioner]

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[History-and-stuff]

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[footy_strom_official]

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[大日本帝国-su]

Dieses Video habe ich wirklich gut für ein Kind gemacht, gute Arbeit

[draqz]

Well done, great and short explanation of this very important historical event, keep it up! Greetings from Germany :=)

[jackturner]

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[jamesdavis]

I'm always happy to see kids interested in history. Good work!

[tomasalbrecht]

The concept of Czechoslovakia was artificial - the nations were culturally different - in fact, just like the Austrians and Hungarians (folk music, cuisine, structure of society - middle class versus agrarian society). Perhaps even more so, since Austria and Hungary are both strongly Catholic countries, whereas in Bohemia there was always a strong Protestant sentiment, which gradually evolved into the loss of influence of the Catholic Church. Slovakia, on the other hand, is still strongly Catholic. Yet the language was similar. Czechoslovakia emerged as a late wave of Czech romantic nationalism and survived, with a break during World War II, for more than 70 years. During this period, massive investment from the developed Czech lands into underdeveloped Slovakia improved life in Slovakia. Schools and infrastructure were built, electrification was already underway in Slovakia before the WWII with Czech support, and industry was gradually built, especially after the WWII. By the way, the Czechs introduced ice hockey in Slovakia (just like the British introduced cricket in India/Pakistan). Relations are good today, but I think they are still quite asymmetrical - many Slovaks live in the Czech Republic, especially in Moravia and Prague, but a minimum of Czechs live in Slovakia. Life in the Czech Republic is probably better, as can be seen by the fact that Ukrainian refugees who cross the border into Slovakia continue, in the vast majority, further west and settle in the Czech Republic (which now has the largest number of Ukrainian refugees per capita of any country in the world, something I am personally proud of).

[Istope_GMD]

Pretty Good Wonder if u Could Do Why was Yugoslavia Split up how it was in WW2

[jakobylastrev]

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