Leo Melcer, the witness’s father

Eva Mudrová in the engine room of the Ludvík mine in Ostrava, 1956

Eva Mudrová during live broadcast of the finish of one of Peace Race´s stages , VŽKG (Klement Gottwald´s Vítkovice Ironworks) stadium in Ostrava in 1959

During live broadcast from a diving chamber in hospital in Ostrava, 1960s

Eva Mudrová in 1955

Eva Mudrová in 1955

Eva Mudrová, in spring 1968

Witness on the day of recording

Petr Šťastný's family, first from the left, next to his wife, daughters, sons on the right

Peter Šťastný with his wife and young children in Quebec, sometime in the 1980s

Hockey poster on the occasion of Father's Day - Peter Šťastný with sons in hockey gear, June 2005

Kuneradský castle attack plan

The Kunerady castle before being burned down

Kunerady castle ruins

Partisan bunker V

Skupina partizánov z II. slovenskej partizánskej brigády M. R. Štefánika (neskôr II. slovenskej národnej partizánskej brigády K. K. Popova) Partisan group from the II. Slovak partisan brigade M. R. Stefanik (later the K. K. Popov brigade)

Vsevolod Ivanovič Klokov, commander of the partisan group Suvorov

Soldiers of the I. Czechoslovak army unit marching through Rajecke Teplice (April 30, 1945)

Map of defensive battles in Rajecka dolina (September 1-25, 1944)

Propaganda leaftlet aimed at suppressing insurgency PERMIT - Every brave Slovak officer and soldier, who registers with the German authorities with this permit and surrenders their weapons is to be free and will be treated according to his wishes.

Josef Salomonovič in 2020

Josef Salomonovič in 2020

Josef Salomonovic as a child, Ostrava, 1945

Bohumíra Pressfreundová with son Oskar. German family living with the Pouliks in Bystrina

Julie Poulíková around 1980