Zengr Street in Ostrava-Vítkovice, where Milan Černín had been living after the arrival of the Red Army / 1945

Coal Scientific Research Institute in Ostrava's experimental drift/ Štramberk / 1968

An explosion in an experimental mine / probably in Katovice / 1964

The Charter 77 Suupoprt Fund (Stottefondet) was established in May 1981. From the left Thorolf Rafto, M.K., Radek Doupovec, František Janouch

Button "Support Charta 77 - Soviets out of Czechoslovakia" 1978

Milan Černín's relative Vilma Čermáková (on the right) / 1935

Jiří Kovanda, 20th birthday, Petřín 1973

Michael Konůpek

Michael Konůpek, 2023

The police arrested half a dozen activists from the East European Solidarity Committee when we disrupted the Russian ambassador's inauguration of Soviet Days at Skansen. Urban Westling on the far right. (1979)

Urban Westling, Margareta Hammar (Cooper) and Moritz Saarman visiting Prague to meet, among other things, representatives of Charter 77. (February 1979)

The Eastern European Solidarity Committee's quarterly magazine, Tidskriften Östeuropa, later renamed Östeuropa Solidarity. (1978)

The Eastern European Solidarity Committee (ÖESK) organized a demonstration in Stockholm. (February 1977)

Poster for a demonstration in Stockholm with the headline Soviets out of Czechoslovakia (1983)

Flyer at a demonstration in Stockholm on the 10th anniversary of the invasion. (1978)

A solidarity evening at the Royal Swedish Dramatic Theatre for Charta 77. (1987)

Souvenirs from Prague, 1979

Soviet PR days were organized at Skansen, Stockholm's outdoor museum and zoo. The Eastern European Solidarity Committee and others demonstrated against the event. (1979)

A demonstration in Stockholm with banners with the text Soviet out of Czechoslovakia. (app. 1981)

Poster for a demonstration in Stockholm with the headline Resistance lives in Czechoslovakia. (1981)

Stand with Czechoslovakia - 21 August Committee

Folder.

Eva Haňková filming for Post Bellum, 2022

Dalibor Funda in 2021