Zdeněk Hejmala

"And I showed him [my friend] where I worked, the hall by the cemetery. And when we were about a third of the way through, several SS members appeared. They surrounded us and started asking us what we were doing there. I told them that I had worked there and who the manager had been then. They believed me. But they wanted to know what my friend, Ota Fikejs, had been doing. I told them that he didn't speak German, and because I knew all the managers, I convinced them that Ota also had worked there. So they didn't liquidate us. In the evening, this group then put two bombs in each machine, which completely destroyed the entire hall, including the electrical substation, the kitchen and the machines."

"The revolution in 1989 was very gentle. On the one hand, this is good, but it was so gentle that it left everyone free, even those who deserved to be punished. There are many members of the murderous Communist Party and the People's Militia everywhere in society and in some state organs, including the government, the Senate, the army and the police, among the directors of factories and health facilities, just everywhere. We support the citizens, politicians and people who seeked power in the time of communist lawlessness and totalitarianism. They still desire personal power and well-paid state positions."

"On the third of September, State Security arrested Podsedník, the mayor of Brno and chairman of the National Socialist Party. It took them time to find out the other members of the Provincial Committee of the National Socialists. It was not until two months later that they arrested another member, my good friend Jaroslav Břicháček. Secret police broke into the central secretariat of the National Socialist Party in Prague. They took all the files and archives there. When Podsedník and Břicháček found out about this, they called me and told me to come to the central secretariat in Brno that very day, that they would prepare the Brno lists for me. I came there and hid eight volumes in our house in Česká."