• Family of the Protestant pastor, Miroslav Růžička. Tomáš Růžička is the youngest of the brothers; second boy from the right.
    Family of the Protestant pastor, Miroslav Růžička. Tomáš Růžička is the youngest of the brothers; second boy from the right.
  • The Filipi family. Parents and siblings of Tomáš Růžička's mother.
    The Filipi family. Parents and siblings of Tomáš Růžička's mother.
  • Josef Jaroslav Filipi, Tomáš Růžička's grandfather and a close friend of Herbert Masaryk, they met when they studied at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague. During the Protectorate, he and his whole family were detained in the internment camp in Svatobořice. He wrote a chronicle about the imprisonment and illustrated it with his own drawings.
    Josef Jaroslav Filipi, Tomáš Růžička's grandfather and a close friend of Herbert Masaryk, they met when they studied at the Academy of Arts, Architecture and Design in Prague. During the Protectorate, he and his whole family were detained in the internment camp in Svatobořice. He wrote a chronicle about the imprisonment and illustrated it with his own drawings.
  • Bohdan Filipi, Tomáš Růžička's uncle. He illegally left for Great Britain at the beginning of WWII and he fought there in the Czechoslovak army.
    Bohdan Filipi, Tomáš Růžička's uncle. He illegally left for Great Britain at the beginning of WWII and he fought there in the Czechoslovak army.
  • A drawing of the buildings of the internment camp in Svatobořice by J. J. Filipi, witness' grandfather.
    A drawing of the buildings of the internment camp in Svatobořice by J. J. Filipi, witness' grandfather.
  • Internment camp in Svatobořicíce as painted by the J. J. Filipi.
    Internment camp in Svatobořicíce as painted by the J. J. Filipi.
  • Tomáš Růžička with his family in the first half of the 1970's.
    Tomáš Růžička with his family in the first half of the 1970's.
  • Tomáš Růžička in his youth
    Tomáš Růžička in his youth
  • Roman Zaverukha, 2020
    Roman Zaverukha, 2020
  • Prayer book, which the Zaverukha family kept at a special settlement in the Tomsk region, 2020
    Prayer book, which the Zaverukha family kept at a special settlement in the Tomsk region, 2020
  • Parents - Mariia and Antin Zaverucha, 1930´s
    Parents - Mariia and Antin Zaverucha, 1930´s
  • Antin Zaverukha, 1930s
    Antin Zaverukha, 1930s
  • From the preserved business documents belonging to the Mucha hatter's shop in Humpolec; Masarykova (Zábranova) street
    From the preserved business documents belonging to the Mucha hatter's shop in Humpolec; Masarykova (Zábranova) street
    Irena Košťálová (* 1930)
    photo: Petr Žáček, Klub Za starý Humpolec
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  • Current state of the former house of the Mucha family No. 71 in Ledeč nad Sázavou, October 2020
    Current state of the former house of the Mucha family No. 71 in Ledeč nad Sázavou, October 2020
    Irena Košťálová (* 1930)
    photo: Memory of Nations, Rostislav Šíma
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  • The building of the house No. 71 underwent extensive construction modifications. However, the attic space was allegedly left unchanged. It was here that Karel Mucha was supposed to have created a hiding place, where he stored the fabrics, and which was later revealed by a house raid by the State Security, October 2020
    The building of the house No. 71 underwent extensive construction modifications. However, the attic space was allegedly left unchanged. It was here that Karel Mucha was supposed to have created a hiding place, where he stored the fabrics, and which was later revealed by a house raid by the State Security, October 2020
    Irena Košťálová (* 1930)
    photo: Memory of Nations, Rostislav Šíma
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  • Attic space of the former house of the Mucha family, October 2020
    Attic space of the former house of the Mucha family, October 2020
    Irena Košťálová (* 1930)
    photo: Memory of Nations, Rostislav Šíma
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  • From the roof dormer of the house No. 71 you can see Husovo náměstí and also the building of the town hall, where the District Prosecutor's Office Ledeč nad Sázavou was located until 1960, October 2020
    From the roof dormer of the house No. 71 you can see Husovo náměstí and also the building of the town hall, where the District Prosecutor's Office Ledeč nad Sázavou was located until 1960, October 2020
    Irena Košťálová (* 1930)
    photo: Memory of Nations, Rostislav Šíma
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  • Former Hotel Koželužna in Ledeč nad Sázavou, where a court trial with the accused businessman Karel Mucha took place on May 25, 1951 from 9 a.m. with the participation of the general public, October 2020
    Former Hotel Koželužna in Ledeč nad Sázavou, where a court trial with the accused businessman Karel Mucha took place on May 25, 1951 from 9 a.m. with the participation of the general public, October 2020
    Irena Košťálová (* 1930)
    photo: Memory of Nations, Rostislav Šíma
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  • The former hotel Koželužna, October 2020
    The former hotel Koželužna, October 2020
    Irena Košťálová (* 1930)
    photo: Memory of Nations, Rostislav Šíma
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  • Jiřina Krušina’s ancestors in Volhynia
    Jiřina Krušina’s ancestors in Volhynia
  • Jiřina Hajná’s wedding
    Jiřina Hajná’s wedding
  • Jiřina Hajná’s wedding
    Jiřina Hajná’s wedding
  • The Krušina family in Volhynia - as a girl
    The Krušina family in Volhynia - as a girl
  • Jiřina Hajná with her husband (on the left), beginning of the 1950s
    Jiřina Hajná with her husband (on the left), beginning of the 1950s
  • Vladimír Krušina’s 70th birthday celebration in Hannover, from the left Boris, Jiřina, Gerda and Vladimír, Marie and Antonín Krušina
    Vladimír Krušina’s 70th birthday celebration in Hannover, from the left Boris, Jiřina, Gerda and Vladimír, Marie and Antonín Krušina