We lived in internal emigration
Dagmar Pokorná, née Havelková, was born on December 12, 1950 in Přerov. Her father, a member of the Communist Party, first worked as an administrative worker in the Jáchymov mines, and since 1958 in the Příbram mines. The witness studied dentistry and met her future husband at school. Her family‘s friends included people from dissident circles. In 1985, she visited Finland, where her father was working at the embassy at the time, and also Norway, where her husband‘s friend lived. They got books from him that were banned in Czechoslovakia at the time and transported them across the border. After the Velvet Revolution, she set up a private dental practice and retired in 2019. She lived in Prague in 2022.