Olga Musilová

“When we lived in Königshan, his duty included intelligence work, and so he was coming there from Germany, he was a homeopathic doctor. We didn’t know, the word homeopathy was not used at that time, it only started in the 1990s, but I simply remember that people said that he was a homeopath. And he was coming to our flat under that pretext that he was treating my mom. He was actually bringing him messages from Germany. After the war dad then had to go to court to Breclau, and we were scared a lot, but it eventually turned out well, they recognized that he was ordered to do this as part of his duty.”

“I remember the year 1948 as well. Well, in the morning, I was sitting with certain Jarda Rejlek, he was a communist, and in the morning on that day we were normally arguing, but in jest, and each of us was defending their views. But then the siren sounded and they started, they started with arrests the very same day, and they arrested several people, and it was at the time when I was still working at that factory. Well, in the afternoon I would not have dared to argue with him anymore.”