Milan Ján

"We were about five boys there, we had a bucket of lime and brushes and we wrote various slogans: 'Go home, Ivan, Natasha is waiting for you. We don't want you here! 'And the class 5B always came and smeared it again, shone a flashlight into the grain, we always lay there. They were yelling at us: 'Get out, we know you're there! 'But no one dared to follow us. Because they already had experience from Hostice, one lost his teeth and to this day they have not figured out who. So, they didn't follow us and they left, and we wrote something down again. And we also wrote: "Dubček will make you pay for that" and such. And in the morning, the asphalt was totally white from the turn from the crossing to the forest, and everyone wondered why."

"Then the sixty-eighth year came and there was Antonín Kotraš from Klášterec with me, he also went with me for the signature, and the masters mixed white paint, made a template one meter big and we climbed the concrete fence from the gatehouse to the end of the factory. and we wrote: "Dubček, Černý, Svoboda is the future of the nation." Everyone took a picture. And in three weeks they called us saying that they had mixed the paint, that we have to climb the fence again and paint over it. And I said that I did not agree. If the Russians leave us, I would go to delete it, but otherwise not. And we have already done the writings on the roads. Also, the class 5B were painting it over, and it went so far that I refused. So, the headmaster called me, at that time there was a director Mutina from Jindřichov, and he told me that if I would not paint over it, they would stop subsidizing my studies and that I could start a two-shift operation with calenders. It ironed the paper through those rollers. For the morning and afternoon shifts. So, I said, 'If you want, I quit here. I won't do it.' He told me straight away that if he dismissed me from that studies, he guarantees that they would not accept me anywhere else."