The Holocaust in Slovakia
After liberation by the Red Army , survivors faced renewed antisemitism and difficulty regaining stolen property; most emigrated after the 1948 Communist coup . The postwar Communist regime censored discussion of the Holocaust; free speech was restored after the fall of the Communist regime in 1989 . The Slovak government's complicity in the Holocaust continues to be disputed by far-right nationalists . 
<triplet> fall of the Communist regime <subj> 1989 <obj> point in time