The Hajný family house in Bohatice, circa 1950s

The Hajný family, 2015

Adolf's parents Johann and Maria Pachlatko (1970)

A house for the grandparents (1930), where at the end of the war, the deserted brother Alois Pachlatko hid from the front in the attic

Adolf Pachlatko (child in a hat) with his family (1944)

Gregor Haus - house of the Pachlatko family, Unterwald no. 37 (year 1946)

Adolf Pachlatko (front center) with parents and siblings (1945), missing only brother Johann, who returned from the war later

House of grandparents on the mother side, the Hiesls (1961), the roof is still covered with straw

Witness's wife (back left) with the witnesses grandparents (1970)

Siblings of the witness' father (1970)

Otmar Kowar as a mayor of Unsferau-Altweitra town (around 2018)

Johann Vater in 2020

Johann Vater in 2020

Petr Klimeš in 2020

Pavel Polka (on the left) together with a friend with a banner created by them

Inscription at the Civic Authorities in Želiezovce

One of the protest signs - Hungarians go home

Regulator of the Soviet army in Želiezovce

Blažena Kovaříková (on the right) with Ms Bräuer from Nemanice by České Budějovice at the time she was totally deployed in Steyer, 1944

Girls in a workshop, total deployment in Police nad Metují, 1945

In a camp in Steyer, Blažena Kovaříková on the left, 1944

Blažena Kovaříková with her mother, 1925

One of the leaflets distributed by Pavel Polka

Pavel Polka by the inscription, which shone for decades

The memorial at the age of sixteen