Zdeněk Brom

"The second one, he lived with the Ouřecki in the barn, and the other day, when the partisans jumped off the Lovčice and went to the Železné hory, it was the twenty-sixth evening. So on the 27th, Ouřecky gave him a small shotgun and allegedly sent him to pick some mushrooms. However, at the end of October, almost around All Souls Day, he sent him to pick mushrooms and gave him a small shotgun. He didn't take the basket. And when he was stopped there by a Russian guerrilla, who jumped down, he had a small shotgun over his shoulder, the shotgun, and he had a hare in his hand. And thus he got acquainted with the "original" partisans. "

"In the pub, there were the guys under construction by morning. And the worst part was, as they said, there was one from the Cologne Gestapo. Some Otradovsky, Otradovec. And he kicked them. As they fell asleep and fell on the floor, they had to stand apart and he kicked them. He had a wooden leg, some prosthesis, and he kicked them with that wooden leg. So every time someone wanted to fall asleep, even whilst standing up, he kicked him. They were there until morning, then they brought the men from the syringe, who sprayed on the barn, as they introduced the syringe there. Well, they didn't put it out anyway and the barn burned down. So they brought them there. They loaded them in the morning, everywhere it is called a bus. Well, there was no bus with us, only a small lorry or a minivan arrived. But they were there with a truck, I remember, because a neighbour cut a slice of bread, wrapped it, and I ran after that truck and threw it to that neighbour's car, to that truck. "