Květa Jeništová (bottom left) with family - grandmother, mother, father, brother Jaroslav, Všechlapy 1931

Květa Eretová's father František Jeništa, member of the armed railway police forces

Květa Jeništová with brother Jaroslavem, 1950

Květa Eretová, May 30, 1962

Květa Eretová during voluntary work with co-workers from the Ministry of Industry, she was later rebuked for her "provocative" pose on the photography

Květa Eretová in the 1960ss

Květa Eretová during chess simul, 1960s

Květa Eretová during a zonal tournament of the Women’s World Chess Championship in Karlovy Vary in 1975

Květa Eretová's parents in front of their house in Kolovraty

Květa Eretová's mother Božena Jeništová (née Němcová), Kolovraty 1980

Květa Eretová during chess simul, Znojmo 1998

Květa Eretová and the children graduates of a kindergarten chess club, 2000

Květa Eretová (standing in the middle) in a chess club, 2014

Stanislav Žalud, Eye Direct shooting, 2019

Vladislav Sloup, an upholstery master at the South Bohemian Theater in 1990

Employyes of the workshops of the South Bohemian Theater around 1990 (Vl. Sloup stands on the right)

Vl. Sloup with a funeral carriage of the capital city of Prague, which he renovated. The period of self-employment after 1989

Vl. Sloup (the youngest, on the right) together with his brother, mother and sister

A photo taken by the State Security while surveilling Vl. Sloupa during a visit to Prague in 1988 (the reason for the visit was a meeting with lawyer Josef Lžičař)

The back of the photo taken while surveilling Vl. Sloup by the State Security in March 1988

Ester Pokorná’s husband, Jiří Pokorný

Ester Pokorná’s mother

Ester Pokorná’s father

Ester Pokorná’s parents

The tomb of Jan Zajíc in Vítkov; 2015