Petr Ouda

"I was just up there for three months with those cripples, with people who cough like a consumptive. I worked as a house helper there, I drove them to the doctor and stuff like that. And then they realized that I was probably not that sick, so they put me down to that labor camp. There was Kovošrot and there was a Škoda Ostrov nad Ohří. There they made trolley buses. There they put me to Kovošrot to work there. It was just as they show everywhere, unreal. A pile of scrap metal and they made me work with the electric meters on the current. They had been disassembled into iron, copper and aluminum screws. And eleven pounds was the standard a day. Of those screws. He brought me a wheel of it, dumped it there. I said, 'Hmm.' And he said to me, 'I'll bring you at least four more wheels.' It wasn't possible to make it in time, the norm just wasn't possible. Fortunately, I had a friend there again, a criminal, but from Teplice, who worked as a boss there. So, he always added something to me to have the standard, otherwise I would go to the hole."

"One thing happened there. I had a friend there, and when we left work, the policeman said something to him there. And he just - we had the backpacks like that - and he hit him with the backpack like that. The policeman. They immediately arrested him, put him in a hole. And the next day it turned out that he allegedly hung himself for a correction. They killed him. So, you had to be careful there. Talking bullshit ok, but to be careful..."