Josef Fojtík, Anežka Holbová´s father, in 1914 – when enlisting in the First World War

Josef Fojtík, Anežka Holbová´s father, in the traditional costume

Anežka Holbová in the 1950S

Hay harvest on the farm near Fojtíks´ place

Josef Fojtík, the father of the witness, marked in the photo, when he enlisted in the First World War in 1914

Wedding photo of František and Anežka Holbovi from 1960

František Holba, Anežka Holbová´s husband, in the basic military service

Father František Půček (in the middle)

Anežka Holbová (in a purple ladies suit) at a family party

Anežka Holbová with her husband František and children in the 1960s

Family photo of the Fojtíks, in the top row Anežka Holbová's parents Josef and Anna in black clothes

Father František Půček (on the left) at Hostýn

Josef Fojtík, father of Anežka Holbová, with their daughter

Zdeněk Hejmala with his brother and grandparents

Zdeněk Hejmala, graduation photo, 1945

Zdeněk Hejmala, wedding photo, 1950

Zdeněk Hejmala with his wife and daughter (his only daughter died in adulthood)

Zdeněk Hejmala with his wife

Zdeněk Hejmala with his wife, in their youth

Zdeněk Hejmala, military service

Zdeněk Hejmala with his wife and daughter, holiday 1980

Photo taken at the witness´s birth house in Česká near Brno. It is the house where the witness used to let spend a night those who later illegally crossed the border of the former communist Czechoslovakia helped by the Swollen Dyje (Rozvodněná Dyje) group.

Photo taken at the witness´s birth house in Česká near Brno. It is the house where the witness used to let spend a night those who later illegally crossed the border of the former communist Czechoslovakia helped by the Swollen Dyje (Rozvodněná Dyje) group.

Photo taken at the witness´s birth house in Česká near Brno. It is the house where the witness used to let spend a night those who later illegally crossed the border of the former communist Czechoslovakia helped by the Swollen Dyje (Rozvodněná Dyje) group.

Photo taken at the witness´s birth house in Česká near Brno. It is the house where the witness used to let spend a night those who later illegally crossed the border of the former communist Czechoslovakia helped by the Swollen Dyje (Rozvodněná Dyje) group.