JUDr., CSc. Ervín Najman

I once released [as a labor supervisor] a Slovak. He went home and I told him to go to my parents and told them that I was locked up. And he went to them and told them that I had been executed. Then there was celebrated a Mass for me. He was a kind of mad man... I did not know what kind of man he is. He seemed to me to be a good man. But he was not good and told my parents that I was executed on certain day. My parents let serve a Mass for me and I came back home then. If you could see my mom how happy she was ...

I was arrested because of my brother-in-law, lawyer, who employed my wife ... We were agreed to go to visit her parents that Saturday. So I called her on Saturday that I´m going for her. And she began to cry to the phone. I asked her: "What´s up?" She replied: "Do not ask and go. Take the kid and go there without me." I realized that something was wrong with her, so I ran to her. There were SNBs and they just arresting my brother-in-law. He was sentenced to five years for anti-communist resistance. But he didn´t do it. He was a lawyer, so what anti-communist resistance? His arresting: there was his wife and me. They didn´t let me go out, I had to stay until the end, until he was not taken. Only me and his wife remained there. I was arrested in about four days. Why, I do not know.