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John Lennon was considered a hero to the pacifistic youth of Central and Eastern Europe. Since western pop music was banned by Communist authorities, John Lennon was a symbol of rebellion. It is also considered to be one of the causes of the velvet revolution.

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The Velvet Revolution was a peaceful revolution that led to the fall of Communism in Czechoslovakia in 1989. This also led to the split of Czech Republic and Slovakia

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http://www.prague.net/john-lennon-wall

https://www.smithsonianmag.com/travel/pragues-famous-john-lennon-wall-it-over-or-just-reborn-180953415/

https://tavaana.org/en/content/velvet-revolution-peaceful-end-communism-czechoslovakia-0

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We knew of the John Lennon wall before doing research, but we were unsure about its background. We knew it had something to do with rebellion, but we were unsure why they chose to use John Lennon to symbolize this.

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The wall was painted on as a form of rebellion to the pacifistic youth in response to the communist leaders' anti-western philosophy. The wall is located in Mala Strana and was originally painted in 1980, but was painted over in 2014 to allow for new artists to express their own creativity.

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Prague's Famous John Lennon Wall: Is It Over, or Reborn?