František Cír, the witness's uncle and godfather, was captured by Red Army soldiers during the fighting. Died in a Soviet POW camp on December 24, 1944 of starvation

Great-grandmother Albína Círová with her eldest daughter Anna, visiting from exile in the GDR, 1954

From the left: great-grandmother Albína Círová, mother Anna (standing in the back row), aunt Markéta and great-grandfather the blacksmith Cír, 1940

His wife Ludmila and daughter Liduška recultivating the garden behind the pharmacy, 1975

First from the right Antonín Cír, third from the left mother Anna Círová, back row – cousin Josef and witness Rudolf Krouza, great-grandmother Albína Círová's birthday celebration, 1957

His father Rudolf Krouza Sr., 1938

Father Rudolf Krouza (in the middle) with friends in Czechoslovak artillery regiment in Tábor, 1936

Working in the great-grandfather's forge (with a sledgehammer), 1929

Uncle, forger Antonín Cír, 1929

From the left: cousin Josef Burian and Rudolf Krouza, 1947

His parents Anna Krouzová and Rudolf Krouza, 1946

With his father Rudolf Krouza Sr., 1946

Rudolf Krouza, 1945

Rudolf Krouza, 1960

With his wife and colleague Ludmila in front of the pharmacy building in Jesenice, 2005

With his wife Ludmila, 1969

Uncle Josef Burian, probably executed in the Postoloprt pheasantry during the post-war massacre

Ladislav Husárek, 2018

Ladislav Husárek

Ladislav Husárek

Ladislav Husárek

Ladislav Husárek

WIth a motorbike

Ladislav Husárek

On a motorbike