Class of the Jewish grammar school in Brno, 1940. Ruth in the 2nd row 3rd from left.

Camp for Jewish youth in Prštice, led by Petr Eisenberg (Erben). Ruth (on the left with a scarf) in 1940.

Cembalo player Zuzana Růžičková, Ruth's friend

Dvora Zeckendorfová-Kucinski, Ruth's friend from the movement Maccabi Hatzair

Ruth in IDF, 1949-1950

Ruth in IDF, 1949-1950

Ruth in IDF, 1949-1950

Ruth in IDF, 1949-1950

Ruth in IDF, 1949-1950

Ruth in IDF, 1949-1950

Ruth, in the middle with the epaulets, with her unit. 1950.

Her Sister Miriam Červenková with her brother-in-law, 1962

Ruth on a trip in Greece

Hönigsberg Family in 1917. From left to right: grandmother, grandfather, father, mother. The child under the table is Renata's oldest sister Charlotte (she died in Auschwitz with her five children)

From left: sister Hilda (adopted the Hebrew name Hana after her arrival to Israel), father, mother, Renata

Hilda Hönigsbergová, twin sister of Renata (Hana)

Mother's cousin Gusta Reichav, an official in the Zionist organization in Munich. She has saved a great part of Shoshana's family.

Renata's sister Lea Hönigsbergová (3rd from left) in Manchester, 1940

Wedding photo - Renata Hönigsberová and Alexandr Weiss (they adopted Hebrew names Shoshana and Shmuel Zachor), 1946

Merged photograph: Shmuel and Shoshana Zachor

Zachor family photo. From left: son Eli, Shoshana, daughter Michal, Shmuel

Creating the well-known television series for children "Parparnechmad" (in Hebrew: About the cute butterfly)

Shoshana's portait

Shoshana and Shmuel Zachor

Shoshana with her granddaughter