Jaroslav Skopal in 2016

Jaroslav Skopal at the age of two in Košice around 1938-1939

The parents, Cyril and Marie Skopals, Jaroslav and the sister Dagmar at the Svoboda square in Přerov in 1944

Mother Marie in Hrašovík in Slovakia; collection place for milk at their courtyard in 1934

Grandad Ján Murtin with his daughter Marie and his wife in 1930s in Hrašovík

The Skopals with friends and the aunt Anna M. of Jaroslav in Beskydy not far from the border crossing to Slovakia in 1940-41

The father, Cyril Skopal, at the border crossing of Slovakia and the Protectorate around 1940-41

The father at the Post Directorate in Košice in 1934

Employees of the postal office in Přerov during WW2

Jiří Voskovec in Hrašovík in 1933

Anna Murtinová with the members of the financial guard in 1938-39 in Hrašovík

The father with Božena Kohoutová in front of the march in Přerov in 1949

Construction of cement works in Turna nad Bodvou in 1968

František Jemelka, uncle in Russian captivity around 1917

B. Ečer and R. Lukaštík in Přerov around 1946

Uncle, who died in Bukovina

Fr. Michal Slabej Orech, the cousin of Ján Murtin in 1916

Pen friend from Munich

Svatba Michala Hrona se Zdeňkou Štýbrovou, Liberec, 9.10.1971

Opakované maturitní tablo po 20. letech, 1987

This is what the train that carried German emigrants looked like and that Ladislav Hladík jumped on in Řečkovice on April 20

What did it look like when digging the "Panzergraben" trenches in Moravia? This is how German propaganda showed it in cinemas. But the reality was much worse

Last carrier competition in Benecko region

"Panzergraben" near Podolí, which was photographed by locals after the war

Karel Schnepf, the confectioner from Přibyslav (1927), who damaged his health in these harsh conditions as a trencher and died in 1946