Ludvík Vaculík
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Ludvík Vaculík (born 23 July 1926, Brumov) is a Czech writer and journalist. He wrote the "Two Thousand Words" manifesto in June, 1968, which would come to symbolise the will of the Czechoslovak people during the Prague Spring. His other works include The Axe (1966, [1]) and The Guinea Pigs (1970, samizdat).
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