The Chotine Procession for the anniversary of the end of World War II (just after the war)

witness (right) in uniform before February 1948

witness standing on the right in Chotiněvsi 1945

the Opočensky family in Chotiněves, after the arrival of their parents in 1947

Czechs from Boratín settled in Chotiněvsi and in vicinity (around 1946)

Anna Mandelíková at young age

Anna Mandelíková - recent photo

priest Jaroslav Opočensky with Volynian soldiers from Boratín (1945-46)

the witness's father, Henry, in the uniform of a Tsarist soldier

Šeráková family; in the middle of a standing Marie Šeráková -later witness's mother

burial of the priest Opočenský; Chotiněves, 1956 or 1957

the interior of the church in Boratin

Boratín U Lucka; contemporary photography

the church in Chotiněves in the middle of the 1950s.

Volyně u Strakonice; the first job of the witness's son John

the witness is 2nd to the left on the anniversary of going to the army; church in Chotiněves

burial of the witness's grandmother

the witness is in the middle, on the right is the Opočenský's son, on the left is a veteran of Boratín Radomír Vlk; Ministry of Defense in the early 1990s.

witness on the left, in the middle Volyňák Josef Sazeček, on the right veteran Vladimír Opočenský; at the church in Chotiněves

Family of grandfather: Kamil Kohn (father), his sister Gertruda (aunt), brother Walter (uncle), grandfather, his sister Gisela Kohn, grandma Teresa Kohn. CCa 1900

Mother Zdenka Ascher-Kohn as a young girl, cca 1910

Mother Zdenka Ascher-Kohn as a young lady

Father Kamil Kohn as a young man

Father Kamil Kohn as a young man

Father Kamil Kohn as a young man