Czechoslovakia

Czechoslovakia (Czech and Slovak: Československo; after 1990: Česko-Slovensko) is a sovereign state in Central Europe.
==Geography and Climate==
See here for the geography of the Czech Socialist Republic.
See here for the geography of the Slovak Socialist Republic.
==History==
See full article of the Czechoslovak history here.
Please ignore the paragraphs that describe the end of Communist Rule and the end of Czechoslovakia, as they do not apply to the Twist round.
===Reform in Czechoslovakia===
When Miloš Štrougal came to power in early 1993, he was very poorly known within Czechoslovakia itself. He would, however, quickly become one of the most loved and hated people in its history.
Miloš Štrougal is, by all definitions, a reformer. He has softened the authority of the Communist Party on most aspects of daily life, allowing freedom in most areas. For this he was heavily resented by other Warsaw Pact members and orthodox "Stalinists" within Czechoslovakia.
==Government==
Czechoslovakia is a communist, semi-federal Republic.
===Leaders===
Leader 	Method of Departure
Miloš Štrougal 	Incumbent.
Jaroslav Hravat 	Not reelected.
Lubomir Strougal	Not reelected.
==Economy==
See here for historic developments.
In recent times, economic laws in Czechoslovakia have been loosened, as the government has allowed small-scale private enterprises to be set up. An economic accord was signed with the newly socialist nation of Burma, exporting cars and heavy machinery in exchange for much needed oil and gas supplies.
==Demographics==
See main article here.
==Culture==
See here for the culture of the Czech Socialist Republic.
See here for the culture of the Slovak Socialist Republic.
==Diplomatic Information==