Vladimír Dubový

"You look like easy to get on with, don't you want to go to Turkey with us,” asked one boutique owner. I agreed and said that I would like to visit Turkey. And so I went to Turkey with him. Then he said that he needed more goods, and asked if I could find some people who would come with us and would carry a bag on the way back. I had a lot of acquaintances between the former officers and screws. I was filling up the buses with people on behalf of the boutique owners, people who were coming to Turkey for free -accommodation, and one lunch included. We bought the clothes, pilled up the bags, and once they arrived at the Czech borders, they crossed it legally with one bag filled up with goods in their hands. The very first goods were coming to the Czech Republic through this shuttle trading. “

„We arrived in Mošnov in trucks. One of the platoons served as the protestors. They were in dungarees, were given rotten tomatoes and eggs. We had the classic green uniforms on and were provided with a meter long white nightsticks, shields, and white helmets. We were standing in a cordon, waiting for what was going to happen. Then the boys started throwing eggs and tomatoes on us. We were there along with the Civic militia officers and the district Public Security units. The training itself took about half a day. For example, a command to scatter and squeeze out had come, and so the cordon began to march, squeezing the protestors out towards the indicated side streets. As the commanders used to say, we were preparing ourselves to strike against the internal enemy. “