Ondrej Kizek

“Then because of my behavior it became obvious among the workers, that: ʻWe all build up socialism and Kizek builds something else!’ And more or less this classification shadowed me during the further years.”

“That investigator gave me a suggestive question: ʻAnd do you know The Family?’ The Family was an organization of Tomislav Kolakovič, who was a priest. I reacted very spontaneously to his question: ʻCome on, Tóno, The Family?’ He was my colleague from the second year of my military service. It suited me well as he was my fellow worker. He came, I guess, from Topoľčany and served with me for some time. Well, he was unable to argue with me. Despite of everything I told them there, I got my quite primitive library sealed in a cabinet. They sealed it and stole two books. One was from Hrušovský – The Slovak History. During the Slovak State it used to be such a history handbook. The other one – I have no clue why had that confused the policemen – was a book Pascal´s Thoughts. So these two books I never got back. They sealed it and tried to squeeze me as much as possible because of that. Yet, after half a year I was able to open that cabinet by myself.”