For a hundred years, the Czech Republic and Slovakia have been under the rule of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. After the end of World War I and the disintegration of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the Czech Republic and Slovakia jointly established the Czechoslovak Republic. In World War II, Czechoslovakia once again became a vassal of Hitler's Third Reich. After World War II, this seemingly liberated republic from Nazi rule has been under the strict control of the Soviet Union.

After the cold war, Czechoslovakia regained its true liberation and independence, but it faced new challenges. Contradictions and frictions between the Czech Republic and Slovakia, two peoples with different customs, cultures and historical destinies, are becoming more and more obvious and inevitable. After difficult negotiations and heated debates, the Czechoslovak Union * * * officially disintegrated on June+10/October 1 day, 65438, and became two independent countries in Czechoslovakia and Slovakia today. From the bloody dispute after the disintegration of the former Yugoslavia, to the conflict in Chechnya, Russia, which continues to this day, and then to the baskin issue in Britain and Northern Ireland, the split between the Czech Republic and Slovakia not only shows their love for peace, but also shows their firm self-confidence and sense of responsibility. This division is a glorious chapter in human history.

For a hundred years, the Czech Republic and Slovakia have been under the rule of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. After the end of World War I and the disintegration of the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the Czech Republic and Slovakia jointly established the Czechoslovak Republic. In World War II, Czechoslovakia once again became a vassal of Hitler's Third Reich. After World War II, this seemingly liberated republic from Nazi rule has been under the strict control of the Soviet Union.

After the cold war, Czechoslovakia regained its true liberation and independence, but it faced new challenges. Contradictions and frictions between the Czech Republic and Slovakia, two peoples with different customs, cultures and historical destinies, are becoming more and more obvious and inevitable. After difficult negotiations and heated debates, the Czechoslovak Union officially disintegrated on June 1 993 65438+1October1.Today, Czechoslovakia and Slovakia are two independent countries respectively. From the bloody dispute after the disintegration of the former Yugoslavia, to the conflict in Chechnya in Russia, and then to the baskin issue in Britain and Northern Ireland, the split between the Czech Republic and Slovakia not only shows their love for peace, but also shows their firm self-confidence and sense of responsibility. This division is a glorious chapter in human history.