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# Pittsburská dohoda This document describes the Pittsburská dohoda, a document concerning the agreement between Czechs and Slovaks. **Key Points:** * **Purpose:** Agreement on political program for the union of Czechs and Slovaks in a common state. * **Czech position:** Slovakia is granted...

# Pittsburská dohoda This document describes the Pittsburská dohoda, a document concerning the agreement between Czechs and Slovaks. **Key Points:** * **Purpose:** Agreement on political program for the union of Czechs and Slovaks in a common state. * **Czech position:** Slovakia is granted self administration, its own parliament (snem), and courts. * **Slovak position** Slovak language is established as an official language in schools and government. * **Government Structure:** The Czech-Slovak state is a republic with a democratic constitution * **Clevelandská dohoda:** Provided an initial idea for a common state between Czechs and Slovaks. The Pittsburská dohoda was more specific. * **Washingtonská deklarácia:** This document describes the situation of Czechs and Slovaks in Austria-Hungary, and outlines the principles of the future constitution of the Czech and Slovak state. * **Martinská deklarácia:** This declaration formally states the agreement between Slovaks to join the Czech-Slovak state, and the establishment of the National Slovak Council (SNR) on 30 October 1918. **Additional Details:** * The document notes that the agreement was reached to create a common state, respecting Slovak specifics. * The future organisation of the Czecho-Slovak state is left to agreements between the people. * The declaration was made two days before the declaration of the Czecho-Slovak republic (28 October 1918).