Emilie Fialová

"Nobody was excited, because we were in charge of Milovice in the waterworks, where the soldiers moved in, so there had to be commuting. Sometimes I went there with them, too, with the boys, when various pipes and the like were checked. Otherwise, no one agreed with it, of course, the majority was against it, no one could afford that much, because even in the year 1968 you would still be stopped. It's not just that. But as I would say, one had to take it that way."

"Before, as they say, the bricks were walled up here and it was being burnt inside, and it was burning with the soot. But because it was smoking much and did a lot of trouble, after the transition, when the property was returned, it was forbidden to continue operating the brickyard. That's why we had to demolish the brickyard and a whole new one had to be built. It was not allowed to burn the soot at all, and there was a switch to gas heating, on which the brickyard was actually built. There was a project for that and the heating was gas."