Value your freedom, because as you lose it, then looking for it is hard and takes a long time
Bohumila Naušová, née Navrátilová, was born on October 15, 1935 in Židovice in Jičín. Her father worked as a groom on the Bradáč farm, where the Navrátils also lived. They spent the entire war on the farm, and Soviet soldiers were housed there during the liberation. After finishing primary school, the witness entered grammar school in Brno, which she had to leave after the communist coup in 1948, as the whole family was forced to leave the farm and moved to a small apartment in Jičín. Here she continued her studies at the pedagogical school, and after finishing it she got a placement in Hodkovice nad Mohelkou and then back to Jičín as a teacher. In 1968, after the invasion of the Warsaw Pact troops, she and her husband participated in non-violent resistance against the occupiers. At the end of the 1980s, she enthusiastically participated in the events of the Velvet Revolution. In 2020, she lived with her husband in Jičín.