The Prague Manifesto is a 1944 document of several members of the Committee for the Liberation of the Peoples of Russia to overthrow Joseph Stalin and establish a Nazi-allied government in Russia.
Prague Manifesto may also refer to:
- Prague Manifesto, (1521), written by Thomas Müntzer
- Prague Manifesto (SPD), (1934) document of Rudolf Hilferding demanding revolutionary change in Germany to overthrow fascism
- Manifesto of Prague, (1996) principles of the Esperanto movement drafted at the World Congress of Esperanto
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The Prague Manifesto is a 1944 document of several members of the Committee for the Liberation of the Peoples of Russia to overthrow Joseph Stalin and establish a Nazi-allied government in Russia.
Prague Manifesto may also refer to:
- Prague Manifesto, (1521), written by Thomas Müntzer
- Prague Manifesto (SPD), (1934) document of Rudolf Hilferding demanding revolutionary change in Germany to overthrow fascism
- Manifesto of Prague, (1996) principles of the Esperanto movement drafted at the World Congress of Esperanto
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disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Prague Manifesto.
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