During the war, the youth was organised in the Board of Trustees for the Education of Youth, the so-called Kuratorium. Marie Janáková, top left. "Our group leader was Jarmila Frolíková (third from right, with a necktie). After the war, she was under investigation due to this." Marie Janáková recalls. Around 1944

Stonemasons from Březek. Second from left, Marie's father, Karel Stojan, and her brother Karel, behind the baluster. 1940's

The First of May cortège on its way to Světlá nad Sázavou. In the background, Pufler's pub in Radostovice

Barefoot Marie Janáková between her brothers Václav and Bohoušem. Probably the first half of the 1940's

Union for Cooperation with the Army members: Marie Janáková a Anna Krupičková. V Chalupách

Karel and Františka Stojanovi, Marie's parents, at the wedding of their son Karel

Pupils of the Lipnice school, Marie's brother Bohouš is among them.

Urban Westling, Prague, 2023

Urban Westling, Prague, 2023

Stonemasons at the Soudek's workshop. Second from left, Josef Hejda, Josef Barták, František Chlád, Jansík, K. Hanousek, on the left, sitting, Marie's dad, Karel Stojan, old Krupička, and Lankaš. After 1945

The photograph is showing girls who used to bring lunch to their fathers and stonemasons from Březek. From the left, Anna Hejdová, centre, aunt Krupičková, Bartáková and Marie Janáková on the right. Second half of the 1940's

School photograph of the pupils of the Dolní Město school. Marie Janáková is in the bottom row, second from left, her brother Václav and Bohouš are on the other side. 1934

Conscripts: Sitting on the right, Karel Stojan, left, Pipek, standing, Kroužil, Barták, Vondra, and Laudát

Marie Janáková during recording for Memory of Nations. 2022

On the left, Marie's brother Václav, and other stonemasons

Marie Janáková, née Stojanová, *1928

Jiří's maternal grandfather, "kulak" Alois Ston with his "pride" in 1969.

Jiří's grandparents, Zdeňka and Alois Ston from Sudetenland, who were married sometime in the late 1920s or early 1930s.

Alois and Zdeňka Ston and their 13 children.

Jiří (third from the left) with cousins, around 1967-1968.

Witness Jiří Zaťovič

Witness Jiří Zaťovič

Kurt Schmidt at the unveiling of the memorial to the German victims of the internment camps

The Hunger March Memorial in Krnov

At the graduation wearing a uniform (first from the right)