Abstract
The early 1920s was, in Siberia, a time of searching for ways to build the new school. This work took place under difficult conditions. It was necessary to restore the school network and repair the school buildings destroyed by Kolchak's forces, in some places rebuilding them from the ground up or adapting other kinds of buildings for use as schools. Major difficulties also arose with the selection of teaching cadres who were capable of resolving the tasks confronting the new school. Hundreds of teachers were executed by the White Guard forces. Many others gave up teaching, some for ideological considerations because they did not wish to recognize the establishment of Soviet power, and others because of their financial circumstances and living conditions.
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