Ludmila Plhoňová

"He was running around like this, banging on all the doors that were still closed because it was early in the morning. Just opposite, then you'll take a picture of it, that house, so the door was open and the lady was in the yard. Mrs. Kovářová. And she took him, she threw him into a trough, threw hay on him, the cows were eating and he was in that trough. He was in that trough and under the hay. They left him there until evening, in the evening they loaded him on a wagon, threw straw and hay. They took him to the Montenegrin forests and there he survived."

"Back then, maybe you don't even know, that time was in the tension in the Caribbean, with Cuba. I don't know, I think the kids know it. Do they know it? They're going to learn about it, aha. And that we constantly listened to the Voice of America. People listened to it and of course the communists forbade it. Well, I don't know how I was once, it was 12 o'clock and I heard the radio in the village. And those communists were here at the municipal office and they accidentally played it, that America, but they didn't turn the broadcasting to the village. It came out loud in the open."