Ing. Josef Kutil

"There were small pigs for sale. It could only be killed illegally, so I remember we organised the killing once, and that was to keep it from being heard. So there was a funeral, and when the music went and they banged on the drum, right then the pig was killed."

"The joint management probably consisted in the fact that it was mainly a joint threshing and such. And they wanted us to buy straw, for example, from the fields that were ours and that the parents took care of, so they wrote us some kind of invoices, I would say. Or when, for example, we went to give out ratios, because it was written... So, we were not members of the team, so we were given regulations on what had to be submitted. It was given to Písnice to the cooperative. Well, we put the pigs or anything else there and they didn't give us any money automatically. They just said it was in favour of the cooperative and it stopped it."