: These early differences in educational control predicted later political movements.
: The regime was less successful. Fear of losing expertise led the Polish Party to keep potentially disloyal "pre-war" professors in their positions, hoping they would train a new, loyal intelligentsia. Captive University: The Sovietization of East G...
In and Czechoslovakia , students whose institutions remained somewhat autonomous eventually spearheaded major reform movements in 1968 and 1989. : These early differences in educational control predicted
: Attempts to create a worker-peasant majority in universities largely failed despite Stalinist pressure. hoping they would train a new
: The degree of successful transformation varied significantly between the three nations.