Jaroslav Trněný with his wife, who got the witness for cooperation with the group Skřel

Ladislav Homola and his second wife

Ladislav Homola and his first wife

Witness during forced labour in 1944

Mr. and Mrs. Zeman, parents of the first witness's wife, referred to as gulags

Ladislav Homola in his youth

Ladislav Homola in 2019

The first communion

The witness's wedding in 1962 with his second wife. It was the witness's love of youth. He had to say goodbye to her once, because her parents were looking for a man who would take care of her family farm along with her. But when his first wife died after the birth of his third son, he returned to his love, and this time there was nothing to stop the marriage.

Forced labour, witness with other students, 1944

A current photograph

Richard Husch, a current photograph

Slavnostní předávání předávání medaile za protikomunistický odboj Praha, Ministerstvo obrany v roce 2014

Richard Husch military service

Hedvika Huschová with her firstborn son Richard

Hedvika Huschová with her grandchild

Husch´s children, Richard was the oldest

Johann Husch with his son Richard

Johann Husch with his two children Richard a Ilona

Richard Husch dětství

Richard Husch goes to the first class, in front of his home with his mother

Richard Husch with Ruth Weissova, cousin from Prahy, died in concentration camp

A wedding photo of his parents, Johann Hush and Hedvika neé Weissová

At the Červineks in Luže, Johann Husch is the first from the left

Richard Husch was the Husch's first child