Stanislav Češka

"So he was always with us, he apprenticed a carpenter at my father. I say the best friend, we have witnessed each other at the wedding. We has a cottage, together we went dating the girls, and I never expected him to be like that. He was named Miloslav Vicera, who went by the name Milan. He liked it and we would call him Milda and he did not like that at all. They all told him at Milda at school and he wanted to be called Milan, so he put Milan at least as his cover name in the files. Well, what did he say? Just terrible lies, if you could see that, all those protocols... And he reported so much that as a bunch of volleyball players we established an anti-state group."

"According to the law, dad ought not have to be nationalized, because at that time the applicable law said that it was possible to nationalize only the companies that employed more than 50 employees. The father had a maximum of ten employees, so of course, in Lišov, the party authorities again merged the seven carpenter companies all of the same. They all had around ten employees. Then they got over those fifty people and got nationalized by the same nationalization decree, all seven companies at once. So, by the way, as I said, we lost everything, all our property. My father only had debts, which he'd paid until the retirement."