The skirt of Rome from the Olympics

With her younger sister and friends

book about olympics

František Lederer in 2017

Danuška Jírová in 2020

Jiří Olšaník (on the left) during military service, 1973

With his father’s uniform

With his sister Jana, 1953

Father Josef Olšaník in the government army

Father Josef Olšaník in the government army, 1940-1944

Father Josef Olšaník in the government army, 1940-1944

Coming home from the war, reception on 30 May 1945, Prague, Národní Avenue

Dunkirk, a German mine on a pillow of air

Local prison team of Tábor during a competition, Josef Olšaník on the right, 1946

Dunkirk, the fortress on the coast, 1944

The wedding of the witness’s father Josef Olšaník and his mother Marie, née Pilíkové, 1946

The decoration of the witness’s father Josef Olšaník for valor, military commemorative medals, medals of the Czechoslovak international partisans’ brigade

Dunkirk, barricades on the shore, 1944

Dunkirk, barricades on the shore, 1944-1945

Packages for the Allied troops at Dunkirk contained these papers, approximately 10x15 cm

A machine gun shell which was sliced through by a piece of a shrapnel from a grenade. Josef Olšaník had it in his ammunition stocks in his jacket pocket, and it saved his life during the Battle of Dunkrik

Jiří Olšaník with his father while loading his scull before leaving to a rowing competition, Tábor, 1975

Jiří Olšaník, 1973

Ivan M. Havel in 2018

2018 – photo from the filming session for Post Bellum II.