Prisoners’ motto: Persist!
Tomáš Sedláček was arrested in February 1951. In the Domeček (Little house), commander Pergl took charge of him. “Handcuffs, shackles and other instruments of torture were hanging on a wooden board. He stopped and pointed at them for me to see what I could expect.” They blindfolded Sedláček and took him to interrogator Řičica: “Talk about your criminal activities!” “I didn’t know what I was supposed to talk about, I told them that I didn’t know, which was considered as refusal to confess. They bound me in chains, they put my feet into shackles and I received my first slaps.” Thirty-three year old Sedláček was tortured by lack of sleep. In a 2 by 4 meter cell he walked from wall to wall and kept repeating to himself the motto “Persist!” He walked for nine days and nights, then he signed the interrogation protocols. He got some sleep and he withdrew the protocols. Then the entire ordeal repeated itself. They kept Sedláček there in isolation for a year.
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