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Marie Čechová - Syslová (1925)

her father was victim of Stalin’s repressions during WW II was working in Königsberg she married a Czech from Brno town but under pressure she moved to USSR with three children born in Czechoslovakia ... arrows 


Věra Čeňková, roz. Auerová (1926)

She was born in Plzeň from a middle-class Jewish family. She lived in Prague since she was 4 years old. She boarded the Terezín transport in February 1942. Her father died shortly after the arrival to Terezín; her mother and she survived. She worked in ... arrows 


Věra Čepelová, roz. Vokatá (1935)

born 3rd March 1935 only child of Mr. and Mrs. Vokatý of Lidice destruction of Lidice father executed, mother interned in concentration camp Věra chosen for re-education, grew up in adoptive family 1946 found in Germany as part of repatriation of Lidice ... arrows 


Jaroslav Čermák (1929 - 2011)

arrested and held at a juvenile detention camp in Germany joined French partisans (the Maquis) when thirteen years old fought with the Maquis in Normandy with French units from Paris to Linz liberation of Cheb and Prague Foreign Legion, fought in Korea and ... arrows 


Lieutenant Colonel (ret.) Janina Černá (1923)

born in the town Luck in Volynia on December 9th, 1923 her Granddad owned a brewery, she attended a Polish Grammar School, she didn't complete her studies after the Soviet solders arrival at Volynia, the whole family was transported to exile in Siberia in 1942 ... arrows 


Eva Černá roz. Vrbová (1925)

born on 24 December, 1925, in Stražisko in the Prostějov region her whole family got involved in the resistance movement, they supported the partisans after they had been revealed in the beginning of 1945, the family with Eva’s newly-born child had to go into ... arrows 


Mečislav Černý (1919)

born 1919 in a Czech family living in Warsaw in Poland 1928 the family returned to Czechoslovakia – Dubňany near Hodonín graduated from grammar school in Hodonín from 1941 working in the Baťa factory in Otrokovice, then in Zlín January 1943 sent for forced ... arrows 


Otakar Černý (1919 - 2009)

grew up in Moravia hobbies – shooting and flying joined the Czech air forces in Prague, mobilization in 1938 escaped to Poland got to France and joined the foreign legion later escaped to England, served in the 311th bomber squadron on the RAF June 1941 – ... arrows 


Miloslav Čeřenský (1918)

his brother Václav abroad father involved in resistance activities, entertained contact to the paratrooper Valčík father executed in connection to the Heydrich assassination arrest, deportation to Mauthausen end of war East Bohemian Union of the ... arrows 


Lieutenant Colonel (ret.) Josef Činčala (1921)

he was born in 1921 in Slovakia, in Čadca town region after he served out to be a machine fitter in Vítkovice town he was sent to convict labor in Germany in 1941 he ran away back to Slovakia he worked as a civilian for a while, but then he was mobilized and ... arrows 


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