He took the revolver and that was it. He was dead.
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Anna Mazalová, née Pytelová, was born on February 13, 1931 in Brno. She grew up with her three siblings in the village of Krásensko in the Vyškov region. Her father Antonín worked as a bricklayer, her mother Františka (nee Šíblová) crocheted and netted. After the Nazis displaced the entire population of Krásensko in 1944 to build a military shooting range, the family found refuge in Lulč for the rest of the war. There, Anna Mazalová experienced air raids and the arrival of the Red Army, and during their stay in the shelter, Soviet soldiers ransacked their entire house. After the liberation - in 1946 - the Pytels moved to Kučerov, Anna became a shop assistant and in 1949 she got married. She worked in a mixed feed factory in Vyškov and later in a shop. In 2025, she was living in Kučerov for the seventh decade.
