Socio-Political and socio-cultural factors historical development of anthropology in the XX- Beginning of XXI century

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However, the preservation of own identity was also important. Social movements played the key role in the democratization of the Visegrad Group countries. In Slovakia social movements hastened the disintegration of Czechoslovakia and the achievement of Slovakia independence.

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