On the right is the witness´s mother Růžena Šantorová, née Černá, with her sister Věra, around 1926

On the right is the witness´s mother Růžena Šantorová, née Černá, in the middle her grandmother Celestýna Černá, née Baslová, with a friend in Pilsen, Karlov

Jana Honomichlová (top centre) in the kindergarten in Lodní Street in Pilsen, Karlov, 1955

Jana Honomichlová (left) in the Sokol Hall in Pilsen, Karlov, 1959

Jana Honomichlová, 1960s

Jana Honomichlová (top centre) in the kindergarten in Lodní Street in Pilsen, Karlov, 1955

Jana Honomichlová (top centre) in the kindergarten in Lodní Street in Pilsen, Karlov, 1955

87 - Cousin Helena, who later emigrated to the USA, and the Brabecs

83 - The Lhotka Farm in 1950s

86 - Grammar school in Rychnov

Witness' mother-in-law

Pravoslav Špoula at the War Memorial in the Prague uprising in Prague Modřany for turntable in Komořany

Pravoslav Špoula 2014

František Samec in 2021

František Samec in 2021

Slogans condemning the occupation in Stříbro's main square, August 1968

A protest against the occupation in Stříbro, August 1968

Writing on the Town Hall Tower wall by František Samec and his friends, August 21, 1968

Writing on the Town Hall Tower wall by František Samec and his friends, August 21, 1968

A house next to the museum where František Samec was living

František Samec in the garden next to the house where he was born

The Samec family house belonged to Germans who were expelled

Museum in Stříbro that was managed by Adolf Samec, witness' father

František Samec during his military service (standing, third from the left)

At his workplace