KnowraCharter 77Linked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Charter 77, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 2Related 7Compared with 2Prague SpringRelated: It challenged the repressive order consolidated after the Prague Spring.Velvet RevolutionRelated: Its signatories formed a durable opposition network that helped organize in 1989.SolidarityCompared with: It provides a contrast with Solidarity’s mass trade-union base and workplace organization.Václav HavelRelated: Havel became one of its leading spokesmen and was repeatedly persecuted for his involvement.Normalization in CzechoslovakiaBroader topic: Its signatories challenged the regime’s claims of legality and exposed its repression.Czechoslovak Socialist RepublicRelated: Its signatories challenged the regime using commitments it had formally accepted.Helsinki AccordsRelated: Its signatories invoked the accords as obligations the Czechoslovak government had accepted.Alexander DubčekRelated: It became a major opposition movement during the period when Dubček was excluded from politics.Censorship in CzechoslovakiaBroader topic: Its signatories faced surveillance and reprisals for public criticism the state sought to suppress.Liu XiaoboCompared with: Charter 08 consciously echoed this earlier dissident manifesto from a communist state.Jaroslav SeifertRelated: Seifert signed this manifesto, linking his literary reputation to dissent against state repression.