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List of the lastly published witnesses


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Krisztina Lukách (1956)

born on August 24, 1956 in Budapest her father, the mechanical engineer Tamás Lukách, was secretary of a workers' council in 1956 and condemned for his role in the revolution to 8 and half year imprisonment graduated in 1975 at the Grey Friers' Secondary School ... arrows 


Mgr. Ivan Mánek (1931)

born in 1931 1945 – joined the Scout in České Budějovice Since 1948 until his arrest by the StB, he was in charge of the 10th Scout troop in České Budějovice. On September 7, 1949, he was arrested together with a couple of other scouts and they were accused of ... arrows 


Věra Šmejkalová (1927)

born June 27, 1927 in Prague her eldest sister Josefa was married to a railway employee and Sokol member Ludvík Vaněk the Vaněk family was actively involved in the resistance movement through the illegal Sokol organization Jindra in July 1942 following the ... arrows 


Maria Chęcińska (1940)

born 15th November 1940 in Kozaki father Michał Mykietów, Ukrainian, married Zofia Czarniecka, who was Polish, on 8th September 1927 Maria's family was hiding Jews during the war she leaves Kozaki with her family because of the issued order the family settled ... arrows 


Aniela Stojanowska (1926 - 2011)

born 26th February 1926 in Kozaki attended school in Kozaki In the East she worked as a switchboard operator, she was an office assistant after she moved to Pyrzany she took care of the household she lived in Pyrzany, died 1st September 2011 ... arrows 


Mária Repáková (1931) video clip available

she was born on March 11, 1931 in Levoča she spent her childhood on Mariánska hora (Marian Hill) and she was raised in a religious family as a young girl she witnessed the murder of a partisan in forests near Levoča on June 25, 1949, she was sentenced to seven ... arrows 


Drahoslava Lošťáková (1922) video clip available

Born in 1922 in Olomouc Her brother František Dostál fled to England in 1939 and became a pilot of the 311th Czechoslovak bomber squadron He perished on April 24, 1943, over the Bay of Solway The family members were arrested in the course of the so-called ... arrows 


František Teplý (1930)

Born in 1930 in Horní Roveň near Pardubice After WWII he worked as a teacher in Frýdlant In the 1950s he became involved in an illegal Christian-democratic party Was sentenced to 14 years in prison in 1954 Was amnestied from the Vojna camp in 1960 Worked in ... arrows 


Jaroslav Med (1932)

Born in 1932 in Havlíčkův Brod 1952 – began his studies at the Faculty of Philosophy of the Charles University 1966 – a candidate in the Institute for Czech Literature of the Czech Academy of Sciences 1970s – taught at vocational schools 1980-2010 – worked at ... arrows 


František Pavelka (1916) video clip available

born 1916 in Vienna his father Artur Pavelka was a senator in the National Assembly for the Czechoslovak People’s Party November 17, 1939 arrested in the Sušil dorm in Brno interned in the Sachsenhausen concentration camp for over a year after the war awarded ... arrows 


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