Ladislav Jakub

"In the spring of the seventies, there were party clearances. There were party clearances, where the most forged communists would be, it was a trio of officers, among them was the regimental political officer. They conducted party clearances. Well, I was summoned too. So I told them what I was telling you: 'Don't tell me a1nything about the Soviet Union here, they are fascists, Brezhnev is Hitler and they are all criminals. In this state, I do not even want to be in the party at all. I wanted to return the party book to you a long time ago and you wouldn’t take it back,” I said. "Here you have it!" So I slammed the book on the table and said, "In this situation, I don't want anything to do with this army here!"

"The comrades were wrong, I guess, I don't know, they ordered toilet paper from Austria. He came to Olomouc, Nová ulice, it was a four-axle - these are the four-axle large food trucks. It was packed with toilet paper from Austria. You know, beautiful packaging. And where do you think it was? Comrade deputy, it slowly didn't even go to the shops anymore, but it all went to the comrades. To the district committee KSČ, the city committee of the party, to the town hall and to these organizations."