merchant Glásel's house - 1930s

witnesses parents - father Ján Zaťko, mother Mária, nee Hoľbičková

Soňa´s mum Inka Balcárková, August 1977

wedding photo - Alžbeta and Štefan Kamasov (9/1951)

Karel Příhonský - chief of the Sokol regional organization of Havlíčkův Brod, died in Auschwitz on 29 March 1942

Žofie Příhonská dressed as Božena Němcová for the Sokol theme evening

Mother, Jan, Soňa and father at Christmas after 1990

Žofie Příhonská in Vlčnov costume

Žofie Příhonská in Sokol outfit

1989 - Velvet Revolution

Arnoštka, Inka and Žofie

Karel Příhonský - 1932

Inka and Žofie

Her maternal grandfather, Alois Spiegel

Witness' great-uncle, painter František Mořic Nágl working in the Telč's main square. His last photo before he was transported to Theresienstadt

A chapel in Štěpánovice where - thanks to the help of the Mach family - the witness' mother, Ella, had been hiding with her mother, Ida, and her husband, Richard Ornstein

Her mother, Ella Ornsteinová, née Spiegelová, a photo she gave to Metoděj Mach in 1946

Ella Spiegelová, witness' mother, as a child with her father, Alois

Richard Ornstein, Ella Ornsteinová-Machová's second husband

Alexandra Strnadová in 2021

Heinriette (Jindřiška) Náglová, witness' great-grandmother - her grandmother Ida's mother. She died in Štěpánovice during the war

Julius Nagel, witness' great-grandfather - her grandmother Ida's father

The Nágl family. The eldest in the first row, Jindřiška (Henriette) a Julius, in the second row, with a band on her head, Ella Ornsteinová Machová

Witness' great-aunt, Marie Strebinger, née Náglová, with her sons Evžen (on the left) and Oto

The Nágls with their friends. Sitting: František Mořic and Vlasta, standing: their children Věra and Miloš (wearing glasses). The family was murdered in a concentration camp