Anežka Suchánková

"Mom, she couldn't think of anything else to take, like money or something. Not at all. She just took the boy and we went. In casual clothes, casual shoes. So we waited there until the shooting stopped, and we didn't know what was going on, but it was quiet. So then we took the dirt road to Veselíčko. The soldiers left. They had to leave because we were, as the shooting was going on, hiding in the trench. I don't even know how they left, I didn't see which way they went. Well, they didn't leave through Střemeníčko, so they had to go to Luka, because there was only a field road to Bouzov, it was a forest road, it wasn't a road."

,,Well, my mother took my brother, the youngest one, he was three years old, and we all went out. The soldiers were already there, and they drove us to Stremeníčko. When the shooting started, we had to hide in a ditch somewhere. When we were under the tree, the shooting stopped. But then we could see the smoke coming out every time. Shots and smoke. We could see that Javoříčko was on fire. We didn't know what else was going on there, we didn't find out until after everything." -"And were you led by the Germans or did you run away by yourselves? "There were some Germans with machine guns in the street. They started pointing that maybe they would shoot in the air, but we just ran off on our own, into that Stremeníčko. It was the best thing for us, because we had to take that turn to get to Veselíčko. So we all ran to that St... well, a big crowd of us was running, not all of us, a lot of us.