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H. Gordon Skilling. Charter 77 and Human Rights in Czechoslovakia. London: George Allen and Unwin, 1981. Pp. 363. $37.50.

The first chapter, which deals with the implementation of the Munich Agreement, represents one of the original contributions of this study. Prochazka shows how Germany used the advantage obtained at Munich to gain much more than the Agreement stipulated. He also indicates how the Western powers also bowed to German pressure and left the Prague government to deal with the Germans in the implementation of the Agreement. He also examines the negotiations with Hungary and Poland, both of whom pressed on with territorial demands in the aftermath of Munich. The demands of the former were met as a result of Axis arbitration in Vienna; Slovakia lost territory. To Poland, both the Czech lands and Slovakia had to give up some of their territory.