Zdeněk Dymák

"Some guy called Komarek lived on the third floor, he was a painter, a so-called painter, he painted whatever he wanted, a duck, like in the movie, there's a duck by the smoke from the locomotive, stupid stuff like that. And he also painted Hitler, imagine that, I don't know what he was thinking. And the idiot put it in the barber's shop and the very next day the Gestapo came, took him away, he was lucky they didn't send him to Terezín. "Disgracing the president, disgracing Hitler!"

"It was in May, yes, the Germans were already slowly leaving and they were leaving when they handed over power at Oberlandrat, they handed over power. So they were going with a belt tractor from Zelená brána towards like the station, and a procession of our legionnaires was going towards them with a flag and I don't know what all, with some banners, and they met, and I remember like today, within twenty meters of me. The one with the belt tractor turned the steering wheel like that on the leader, who was a Legionnaire, and literally ran him over his body with his front wheel. I can see it like today, how twisted he was lying there. He even survived, I read it once, he lived a few more months, yeah, but then he was on to those internal injuries. So like that, and what's more, when people started punching like that, like Wurst's butcher shop, they all fired, machine guns shot through the whole floor."