There were executions almost every day.
Metoděj Osladil was born in 1923 in the village of Radomilov, near Ruda nad Moravou. During World War II, he and his friend Josef Hejtmánek hid partisans from Velká Bystřice in a bunker. They were arrested in the spring of 1944. His mother Marie was brutally beaten by Gestapo during a house inspection. He was held shortly at the Šumperk penal labour house, and then in the Small Fortress in Terezín. He spent almost a year in the awful conditions. During the typhus epidemic, he was transferred back to the Šumperk prison. As the front closed in from the east, he was released and sent home. After the war he underwent shortened compulsory military service, subsequently moving to Rapotín. He started business there as a journeyman confectioner. The communists nationalised his machines, leaving him just a small shop. In the end, he closed that down as well and went to work in Šumperk. He now lives in Rapotín.