Mother Anna Spitzová with Marie, 1928

The mill in a secluded place in Velka nad Velickou, where Knapeks were hiding a transmitter during the war and where František Bogataj had his shelter

Personal document of Josef Rabenseifner from Brníčko, who was hiding with family Knapek before crossing the border and left all his documents behind

Father Jaroslav Knápek

Father Jaroslav Knápek as a soldier in the Austro-Hungarian army during the WW1

Parents Ludmila and Jaroslav Knapek during their sixty-fifth wedding anniversary in 1988

Parents Ludmila and Jaroslav Knapek with grandchildren

Parents Ludmila and Jaroslav Knapek

Parents Ludmila and Jaroslav Knapek

Woodworking engine room of Jaroslav Knapek with his employees in Drozdovská Pila.

Wedding of the parents, Ludmila and Jaroslav Knápek in 1923

On right the parents Jaroslav and Ludmila Knapek

In the fateful time three vehicles stood behind each other, from the left: 1) armoured car 2) tank 3) armoured personnel carrier, from which soldiers shot Petr Šída

1) place, where Petr Šída was on 21. 8. 1968 shot; 2) place, where Petr Šída was dragged onto by two men and subsequently shot into his left foot

Two men rushed out of the Book store and dragged Petr Šída behind scaffolding (direction of their move)

The column on the then Freedom Fighters square (current Dr. E. Beneš square), which a Russian tank crashed into on 21. 8. 1968

German detention camp in Stonařov

Pond Jarošák in Stonařov

Detention camp in Stonařov

German detention camp in Stonařov

Procession in Stonařov

House of Mr. Matejka in Stonařov

Town before creating the park in 1952

Stonařov on the old postcard

Old town hall in Stonařov