You are scared when your daddy is locked up.
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Ludmila Müllerová, née Janoušková, was born in Prague on 5 June 1943 into a Roman Catholic family active in public and church life. The communist regime persecuted the family after February 1948. The witness’s older brother Jan was convicted in 1953, her mother in the spring of 1954 (amnestied a month later), and her father in the autumn of 1954, sentenced to ten years in prison for treason. When she was banned from studying over an unfavourable cadre profile, she got a gardener training and worked as a vocational training master at a gardening school in Malešice. During the political thaw in the late 1960s, she led a Girl Scout troop with the Vršovice parish. She married and started a family with Miloslav Müller in 1971. In the years to come, she worked as a caregiver in a social care institute and then as an assistant cook in a preschool. In 2025 she lived with her family in Prague, Bohdalec.
