Because of totalitarianism, he only got into agriculture, which was his great love, in his retirement
Josef Loužecký was born on December 26, 1939 in Lešany near Benešov to a family of a mechanical locksmith. In September 1942, the family was ordered to move out of Lešan in order to establish a training area for SS units. Together with one family, they went from a neighboring village to Černošice, where they lived in a servant‘s house near the rectory. After the war, they moved back to Lešan, where Josef started elementary school. After that, he wanted to go to the newly built agricultural and technical school in Čáslav, because his father refused to donate his hectare of field to the local JZD and preferred to donate it to the state, he was not allowed there. So he graduated from an electrical engineering school in Prague and began making a living as a designer of electrical machines at ČKD in Modřany. Between 1958 and 1960, he completed his military service in Ostrava as a radar operator for the air defense of the state. He got married in 1962 and had four children with his wife. They moved together to Podělus and so that he did not have to commute all the way to Prague every day, he managed to get a place in Jawa in nearby Týnec nad Sázavou. He worked there until 1968, when he took advantage of the liberalization of small business and established a trucking company. However, after the invasion of the Warsaw Pact troops, conditions quickly changed for the worse, and he had to close the trucking business again in 1970. He worked as a designer or locksmith in various companies, from 1981 he worked as a garage foreman in a construction company until the beginning of the 90s, when the company was liquidated. In November 1989, he and his wife took part in a demonstration on Wenceslas Square and later bore the brunt of the division of Czechoslovakia. Between 1994 and 2011, he taught technical subjects at the Integrated High School in Benešov. In 2022, he lived in Podělusy near Týnec nad Sázavou, near his native Lešany.