Abstract
The deep impact on Czechoslovak librarianship of rapid changes in the country in the last three years. The more open expression of professional opinion led to calls for reform in government policy and control, access to stock, improved central services and better financial provision. Some progress was achieved, and independent librarians' associations founded. The invasion of August 1968 revealed a profound awareness of national identity and professional tradition. The desire remains to preserve continuity with the past while pressing for reforms in library administration and services, but some such efforts are now being frustrated.
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