Wedding of her sister Sieglinda with a German man called Kurt, after which she moved to Germany

The contemporary witness's father-in-law František Louda, who built the family house in Vzdušná ulice (then Luftgasse) in Jablonec, where the contemporary witness resides

The family house in Vzdušná ulice (then Luftgasse) in Jablonec, which was built by the contemporary witness's father-in-law František Louda

With her mother and her beloved dog

The contemporary witness (in the middle) with colleagues at work - in the factory canteen

First grade of the Libáň-Psinice elementary school, the contemporary witness in the upper row on the left, below the teacher, school year 1948-1949

The contemporary witness (upper row, third from the left) in a school photo, school year 1950-1951

Jana Zachová's ancestors from her father's side. From the left: Jarka, Růžena, Vladimír, Vilém and father Antonín Kořínkov, year 1912

The Kořínek siblings, 1920s

Mother Věra Kořínková with prof. Vladimír Karfík, 1930s

Aunt Jarmila Kořínková (left) after returning from the concentration camp, 1946

Jana Zachová (middle back in white dress) in 1st grade, 1940s

Jana Zachová (left) at the pioneer camp in Soběšín, 1952

Jana Zachová (in front) at the pioneer camp in Soběšín, 1952. Anna Horníková at the back left

Jana Zachová in the 1950s

Korean children visiting Šternberk, 1956

Photo from the pioneer camp in Jetřichovice, 1957

Photo from the pioneer camp in Jetřichovice, 1957

Photo from the pioneer camp in Jetřichovice, 1957

Photo from the pioneer camp in Jetřichovice, 1957

Photo from the pioneer camp in Jetřichovice, 1957

Petr and Jana Zach (far left) in Sochi around 1960

Newlyweds Petr and Jana Zach, 1961

Jana Zachová in 2022

Jana Zachová in 2022