It was with the "velvet revolution" of 1989 that Czechoslovakia put anend to the communist regime but the writer Vaclav Havel became Head ofState and was then unable to withstand nationalist tensions.
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It was with the "velvet revolution" of 1989 that Czechoslovakia put an
end to the communist regime but the writer Vaclav Havel became Head of
State and was then unable to withstand nationalist tensions.
On 1st
January 1993 the Czechoslovak federation consisting of the Czech
countries Bohemia and Moravia, and Slovakia, divided.
Two new independent
republics were born.
The country today continues its transition to capitalism.
It enjoys an
extremely low unemployment rate and has formally applied for membership
of the European Union.
This closer relationship with the EU is
illustrated by the convertibility of the Crown since October 1995.
The old industrial centres of Bohemia in the North, and Silesia are
finding the changeover difficult and suffer from major problems of
industrial pollution.
Prague has become a major European tourist destination..
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