from the left: brother Pavel, sister Marie, and František Žebrák in 1947

Sister Magdalena in 1955

František Žebrák as a soldier of the Czechislovak People's army in 1949

František Žebrák's wife Lucie when she was 16

The Žebrák family in 1962

František Žebrák's children (from the left: Magdaléna, Miriam and Pavel)

František Žebrák with his family in 1966

Lucie and František Žebrák in 1967

František Žebrák in the town square in Wroclaw on September 6, 2014

František Žebrák's notebook where he was recording his experiences from WWII while he was in POW camps

František Žebrák's notebook where he was recording his experiences from WWII while he was in POW camps

František Žebrák's notebook where he was recording his experiences from WWII while he was in POW camps

František Kotyz

Mrs Vostova in 1945

Mrs Kubrychtová as a young woman

Father Arnold Fischer (marked with a cross) in the Czechoslovak Army

Václav Boška, 1980

Václav Boška, 2015

Edvard Schiffauer in mid-1960s

Father Arnold Fischer (marked with an arrow) as an employee of the Czechoslovak Railways in Česká Třebová

Edvard Schiffauer in November 2015

The poster of the first play of the ensemble, of which Edvard Schiffauer was a member. The later Divadélko pod okapem ("Rain Gutter Theatre") evolved from the Cabaret Ensemble of students from the Metallurgy Faculty of the Technical University in Ostrava