I flew in too, but I knew what a cesspit it was
Vladislav Vencko was born on January 2, 1936 in Hradec Králové. As a child, he devoted himself mainly to sports, first athletics and later horseback riding. He entered a military school, where he could practice horseback riding. After four years, he left the army and joined the publishing house as a printer. He joined the Communist Party in 1964, but left the party after the Soviet occupation in August 1968. In August 1969, he took part in a demonstration in Prague on the first anniversary of the occupation of Czechoslovakia. At the time of the normalization purges, the witness was fired. He then worked manually in agriculture for several years. After some time, he and his wife managed to get a job in a printing house in Krásná Lípa in the North Bohemia. Today, Vladislav Vencko is dedicated, among other things, to the environmental education of preschool youth.