The KAN was one organization founded by leaders of this movement, as were K-231 and a revival of Junák, a scouting organization. A meeting discussing this movement was held at Cierná-nad-Tisou. The end of this movement was protested by Jan Palach with self-immolation. Oldrich Cernik and Ota Šik were leaders of it, and Ludvík Vaculík wrote a manifesto supporting it, the "Two Thousand Words." The aims of this movement were largely carried out by th
The KAN was one organization founded by leaders of this movement, as were K-231 and a revival of Junák, a scouting organization. A meeting discussing this movement was held at Cierná-nad-Tisou. The end of this movement was protested by Jan Palach with self-immolation. Oldrich Cernik and Ota Šik were leaders of it, and Ludvík Vaculík wrote a manifesto supporting it, the "Two Thousand Words." The aims of this movement were largely carried out by the Action Program. It was followed by a period of "normalization" under Gustav Husák. The policy of "socialism with a human face" was championed during this period by Alexander Dubcek, but it was soon ended by a Soviet crackdown. For 10 points, name this period of reform in 1968 Czechoslovakia.
The KAN was one organization founded by leaders of this movement, as were K-231 and a revival of Junák, a scouting organization.
Prague Spring [or Praska Jaro]