Slaughterhouse in 1936; Mr Horníček’s father in the background

Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia, August 1968 in Humpolec

A later-date photo of the location from which Humpolec Jews were transported

Launch of operation in Humpolec, 20 November 1972

Students while recording Mr Horníček in Humpolec

Miloslav Horníček, a native of Humpolec, tells local students the story of his life

Miloslav Horníček met his wife at a dance; they married in 1956

Students of Dr. A. Hrdlička Grammar School in Humpolec who recorded Mr Horníček for the Stories of our Neighbours project

Miloslav Horníček, 1949/1950

Witness’s father Josef Horníček

Members of the Humpolec Boy Scouts: L to R M. Horníček, Čejka, František Vondráček, V. Dítě

Miloslav Horníček during his military service, 1951

Witness’s father Josef Horníček, butcher and shop owner

Witness’s elder brother Josef Horníček, 1933

The Horníčeks and the shop personnel, circa 1940

The Horníčeks in their shop

The Horníček Family

The Horníček Family, 1932

Butcher Josef Horníček Sr in front of his business in Dolní Square, Humpolec

Witness’s mother Ludmila Horníčková, 1935

Mr Horníček’s butcher shop in Dolní Square in Humpolec, photographed during the Protectorate era when the German shop sign had to be on top and the Czech one below it

Miloslav Horníček during the recording for Memory of Nation, July 2021

Miloslav Horníček during the recording for Memory of Nation, July 2021

Josef Zawadský / Ostrava / October 2021

Josef Zawadský / Ostrava / October 2021