Dobroslav Stehlík

"And by that Jaslo place, that's where the line was broken. And then we didn't stop, we went on to Liptovský Svatý Mikuláš. That's where the Germans resisted again, the fights were tough there, we fought for six weeks."

"Chalk Mountain, that's how they called it, and they mined chalk on the Chalk Mountain and took it to the cement plant where they made it into cement. And under that Chalk Mountain, there were huge ditches that they had dug up with bulldozers and there were such pieces of woods, like, beams, put across, and a lorry went there, then they got off and had to undress entirely, those Jews, and the Germans, they had machine guns placed on tables around those ditches and when they got off, they had to go on those woods and there they shot them. It was a terrible sight, impossible to stand it, and I ran away from that Zdolbunovo place, it was horrible what they did to those people, to the Jews."