Czechoslovaks who fled the country after the German occupation and went to fight the Nazis in England and France, travelled through the Balkans and received support from the Czech minority in Yugoslavia, 1940

Departure of Czech compatriots living in Yugoslavia to the All-Sokol Meeting in Sofia, which Františka Skoupá attended, ca. 1939

Vintage party in Ćuprija, Yugoslavia, where Františka Skoupá lived together with other representatives of the Czech minority

Františka Skoupá during the recording of the interview for Memory of Nations, Dalovice, 2023

Františka Skoupá in Ćuprija, 1940s

Františka Skoupá at her home in Dalovice in 2023

Františka Skoupá at her home in Dalovice in 2023

In the mountains somewhere in Yugoslavia, Františka Skoupá on the right, 1930s

Czechoslovak refugees in 1940 at the Serbian river Velká Morava, where they met their compatriots and got help from them on their way to England and France

Czechoslovak refugees, who went to fight in the West against the Nazis, stopped in Ćuprija with their compatriots after crossing the Balkans, 1940

Antonín Skoupý's company in Bohatice near Karlovy Vary, which he lost after the rise of communism, 1946

Františka Skoupá at the Diana lookout tower and restaurant in Karlovy Vary, late 1940s

Františka Skoupá on the bridge over the Velká Morava River, Ćuprija, 1941

Františka Skoupá with her husband, 1950s

Antonín Skoupý, husband of the witness

Františka Skoupá in 1946

The Skoupý couple and their children on a trip, 1950s

Helena Illnerová (on the left) with the professor David Klein

Family recreation in Mariánské lázně (1956). The husband Alois Soběhart, Marie Soběhartová, and daughters Vlasta and Marie.

Andrej Sziszák during EYD recording in New York, 2023

Andrej Sziszák during EYD recording in New York, 2023

Eva Derman

Eva Derman

Viera Noy during EYD recording in New York City, 2023

Viera Noy during EYD recording in New York City, 2023