Miloš Šťastný

"That Heydrish woman has just taken over everything here. At that time they came here, you can remember that, they were the people who evacuated from the front to here. Here that Heydrishka made big cauldrons in the farmhouse, that's where the soup was cooked, we remember that as boys, that's where the soup was cooked, those national guests, because they didn't have any place to stay, so they slept in the barns and so, and she gave them food. Of course we were there, we were looking, we were chased out right away, understandably. Well, as long as, the two boys were there... it was a beautiful castle in Panenské Břežany. But what happened there was that one of the boys escaped out of the gate and got hit by a car outside, killed him. Now they were worried about what was going to happen, and she was like, he didn't know that the kid ran out, so the driver wasn't to blame. So nothing happened that time, I was surprised."

"At that time they were making another kerosene lamp over the kerosene lamp to confuse where to throw the bombs. But it didn't work, then came the raid on Kralupy. Well, and they got the dredgers confused, and instead of throwing it at that, they threw it right at the kerosene lamp. It killed a lot of people there, a lot of people. In that kerosene railroad track, everything was ripped out, it was all gone. What we got as kids was that they carried all the dead people into the church, and they were all lying there, I remember it like it was today, and we walked in a line to watch it. The Germans told us that the Americans had carried out that air raid here, how many people had perished, and all those things.