 A year later, Hungarians were allowed to send their children to Hungarian schools, which had been reopened for the first time since 1945, although Hungarians remaining in Slovakia were subjected to extremely heavy pressure to assimilate, and complaints reached Moscow about forced enrollment of Hungarian children in Slovak schools.Most Slovakized Hungarians gradually readopted their Hungarian ethnicity.As a result, "The Re-Slovakization Commission" ceased operations in December 1948.