Because Google Translator sometimes makes minor mistakes in translation between Slavic and Anglo-Saxon languages and vice versa, and also because is not possible to use czech special character in this forum (grrrr
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ZChThe school wasn't almost, because in the new and old school was the German intelligence service, who came here in September 1944. There were 100 men. They built several listening devices on the meadows. They were built at the Podíly on confluence Búrava stream and stream from the village on the way to Dolinový stream. Other objects were at Domkarské podíly at Dvorek. Dvorek belonging Seifert from Napajedla was demolished about 16 years ago. They told that it is a kind of television device that traces approaching aircrafts at long distance. These Germans camed into contacts with people aplenty and almost every one of them claimed that it will win, they have in store weapons such that the enemy is not. They hated the Russians and feared them, but they had no fear of the Britons and Americans. They had different radio devices in the school (old), the headquarter was at František Gajdošík at Trávníky. Their commander was staying at the Baroch at Padelky. Construction of a building at Svárovce near to curve of the way to Nové was not completed. It was said that it is a crematory hall. Above the village, above Horní konec on the pavement on the road leading to Horni Ctvrte and Nádmezné have built chalet with a glass dome. As the front approached the Moravian border these Germans went to Prerov probably and then in Ústí nad Labem. They was followed by frontline troops. I remember the departed before Easter quickly, when the armored spikes of Red Army were pushing into Strážnice.
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