Revolutions of 1989

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The Revolutions of 1989 were a wave of largely peaceful uprisings that led to the collapse of communist regimes across Central and Eastern Europe and marked the end of the Cold War era.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historical event
political revolution
wave of revolutions
alsoKnownAs Autumn of Nations
Autumn of Nations in Eastern Europe
characteristic civil resistance
largely peaceful protests
limited violent episodes
mass demonstrations
negotiated transitions
chronologicallyFollows Solidarity movement rise in early 1980s
Soviet–Afghan War
chronologicallyPrecedes Gulf War
dissolution of the Soviet Union
describedBySource contemporary news media
historical scholarship on the Cold War
endTime 1991
followedBy NATO enlargement to former Eastern Bloc countries
enlargement of the European Union to the East
post-communist transition in Eastern Europe
hasCause Gorbachev's policy of glasnost
Gorbachev's policy of perestroika
economic stagnation in Eastern Bloc
policies of Mikhail Gorbachev
political repression in communist states
rise of opposition movements
weakening of Soviet control over Eastern Europe
hasEffect German reunification
acceleration of the dissolution of the Soviet Union
collapse of communist regimes in Central Europe
collapse of communist regimes in Eastern Europe
disintegration of the Soviet sphere of influence in Europe
dissolution of the Warsaw Pact
end of one-party rule in many Eastern Bloc states
end of the Cold War era
transition to liberal democracy in Central Europe
transition to market economies in post-communist states
hasPart Bulgarian political changes of 1989
fall of the Berlin Wall
surface form: Fall of the Berlin Wall

Hungarian transition to democracy
Pan-European Picnic
fall of the Berlin Wall
surface form: Peaceful Revolution in East Germany

Polish Round Table Agreement
Polish legislative election of 1989
surface form: Polish parliamentary elections of June 1989

Revolutions of 1989 self-linksurface differs
surface form: Romanian Revolution of 1989

Revolutions of 1989 self-linksurface differs
surface form: Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia

events in Yugoslavia leading to multi-party politics
events in the Baltic states leading to independence
hasSignificance shift in global balance of power toward the West
symbolic end of the division of Europe
influencedBy Helsinki Accords
Pope John Paul II
human rights movements in Eastern Europe
location Baltic states
Bulgaria
Central Europe
Czechoslovakia
East Germany
Eastern Bloc
Eastern Europe
Hungary
Poland
Romania
Soviet sphere of influence
Yugoslavia
notableViolentCase Revolutions of 1989 self-linksurface differs
surface form: Romanian Revolution of 1989
opposed Soviet-backed regimes
communist governments in Eastern Europe
partOf collapse of the Eastern Bloc
late Cold War history
pointInTime 1989
significantParticipant Civic Forum in Czechoslovakia
East German opposition groups
Hungarian reform communists
Romanian anti-Ceaușescu protesters
Solidarity movement
surface form: Solidarity movement in Poland
startTime 1989

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Subject: Revolutions of 1989
Description of subject: The Revolutions of 1989 were a wave of largely peaceful uprisings that led to the collapse of communist regimes across Central and Eastern Europe and marked the end of the Cold War era.

Referenced by (51)

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fall of the Berlin Wall partOf Revolutions of 1989
Czechoslovakia significantEvent Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Velvet Revolution
Eastern Europe hasHistoricalEvent Revolutions of 1989
German Unity Day relatedTo Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Peaceful Revolution in East Germany
Socialist Unity Party of Germany dissolutionCause Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Peaceful Revolution in East Germany
Czechoslovakia–West Germany border relatedEvent Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: fall of the Iron Curtain
Czechoslovakia–West Germany border relatedEvent Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Velvet Revolution
Romanian Communist Party cameToEndWith Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Romanian Revolution of 1989
inner German border relatedEvent Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Peaceful Revolution in East Germany
Czechoslovak Communist Party lostPowerIn Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Velvet Revolution
Solidarity movement influenced Revolutions of 1989
subject surface form: Solidarity
this entity surface form: Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia
Joachim Gauck movement Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: East German civil rights movement
Leipzig historicalEvent Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Monday demonstrations of 1989
Revolutions of 1989 hasPart Revolutions of 1989 self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia
Revolutions of 1989 hasPart Revolutions of 1989 self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Romanian Revolution of 1989
Revolutions of 1989 notableViolentCase Revolutions of 1989 self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Romanian Revolution of 1989
Hans Modrow participatedIn Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Peaceful Revolution in East Germany
Günter Schabowski participatedIn Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Peaceful Revolution in East Germany
Polish Round Table Agreement partOf Revolutions of 1989
Velvet Divorce followed Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Velvet Revolution
Velvet Divorce sharesNamePatternWith Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Velvet Revolution
Eastern Bloc significantEvent Revolutions of 1989
SED facedEvent Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Peaceful Revolution in East Germany
Alexander Dubček participatedIn Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Velvet Revolution
Egon Krenz oversawEvent Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Peaceful Revolution in East Germany
Charter 77 movement influenced Revolutions of 1989
subject surface form: Charter 77
this entity surface form: Velvet Revolution
Baltic Way partOf Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Singing Revolution
Czech lands historicalEvent Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Velvet Revolution
Czechoslovak StB dissolvedAsConsequenceOf Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Velvet Revolution
Czechoslovak Army notableEvent Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Velvet Revolution
Wenceslas Square knownFor Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Velvet Revolution demonstrations
Václav Klaus participatedIn Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Velvet Revolution
Civic Forum partOf Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Velvet Revolution
Civic Forum foundedDuring Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Velvet Revolution
Wende Museum namedAfter Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: die Wende
Wende Museum nameMeaning Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: “Wende” refers to the period of political change around the fall of the Berlin Wall and the end of the GDR
Eastern and Central Europe hasHistoricalEvent Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Fall of the Iron Curtain
Václav Havel movement Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Velvet Revolution
Solidarność influenced Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia
Autumn of Nations hasAlternativeName Revolutions of 1989
Autumn of Nations hasAlternativeName Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: 1989 anti-communist revolutions
Autumn of Nations hasAlternativeName Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Eastern European revolutions of 1989
Autumn of Nations hasAlternativeName Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Central and Eastern European revolutions of 1989
Autumn of Nations includesEvent Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Velvet Revolution in Czechoslovakia
Autumn of Nations includesEvent Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Bulgarian political changes of November 1989
Malta Summit precededBy Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Eastern Bloc revolutions of 1989
Romanian Revolution of 1989 partOf Revolutions of 1989
Peaceful Revolution inspiredBy Revolutions of 1989
this entity surface form: Hungarian reforms of 1989
Peaceful Revolution partOf Revolutions of 1989