Freedom over the Airwaves

Exploring the interplay between communications and nonviolent resistance, this book provides insights into the pivotal events that contributed to the collapse of authoritarian regimes in communist Central and Eastern Europe in 1989. It delves into significant acts of resistance and the movements behind them, focusing on historical moments in Budapest (1956), Prague (1968), Gdansk (1980), and East Berlin (1989), presenting them within a broader historical context.