Josef Vopařil

"The poor guy took it in 1945, he was like a collaborator, he knew German, and in short, they had trouble in Lhotka the whole war, because they always came to the mayor, he got them drunk there, gave them something to eat, and they left again. So that Lhotka had peace during the war. But after the war he was uncomfortable, as a collaborator he knew a lot about Czech people who claimed to be something other than him. And so, just before the end of the war, the whole family was shot. Because he knew too much, he had to leave so that there wouldn't be too many of them after the war. And so Driml's whole family was the scopegated."

"I got married in 1968, we had two daughters, and I have to say that I have a lot to be proud of. Because they didn't embarrass me. As we could not speak freely about anything, I told them: 'Girls, remember! Nothing is yours, they can come as they like and we will go and that will be it. But you have to keep the honor yourself.' So that's what they did. Because no political regime can steal it from you."

"The security arrived and surrounded the whole house; I don't know how many there were, and made a house search at the Čermáks. They looted everything and searched until they found weapons hidden in the hay in the barn. They automatically made an affair and took away the Čermák; at night a cooperative was founded in Makov, it was founded out of fear. Čermák was sentenced to a year and a half in prison, which he served."

"The Čermáks had him for two months, he was found in his forest. Mr. Čermák drove to the field with manure and stopped in the forest on his way back. He came upon the partisan, so he made a fence to hide him, and took the fence home. It was in the winter of 1944-1945. Nobody knew about them apart from doctor Kopecký, who went to the Kulhavys to treat the lying Mrs. Kulhava. They had two rooms there for the whole two months, and the wounded partisan lay in the small one. The doctor bandaged him and wrote it on Mrs. Kulhava."