Pavel Pospíšil

"Grandma, because she had a hatchery and had those breeding boxes, she made chickens. She had a breeding flock of chickens there, about eighty chickens. She collected eggs from it, put them in the hatchery, hatched chickens, and when the chickens grew up to a certain size, they were put on the van. And for that she received about a thousand crowns, back then in 1949, it was in 1950. About two months later, she got a bill for electricity and they charged her one thousand nine hundred crowns for making those chickens. This meant that she worked for the Humburk state farm and made chickens for them, she received a salary of one thousand crowns and had to pay almost two thousand crowns for the fact that she used electricity for it. Yeah! Yeah! This is how those people were simply liquidated.''