Harald Skala during the first days after emigration in Belgium, 1969

A camp for returnees, where the deported Germans were heading. Friedland, 1969

Harald Skala in the office of Reaktor-Brennelement, November 1969

Witness in England on a language course with his hostess, 1970s

Party with representatives of Japanese nuclear power plants and nuclear fuel producer JNF/Kurihama. Witness in black jacket in the middle, Tokyo, February 1983

Witness next to the captain of the Japanese ship Thames Maru, Hamburg/D harbour, September 1984

A ship hired by the witness to transport nuclear fuel between Germany and Sweden

Uranium-hexafluoride storage tanks on board, a witness behind one of the bunkers. Port of St. Petersburg, 1989

Greenpeace activists protested against the transportation of nuclear materials, which Harald Skala did for a living. Photo from Hamburg, 1991

Erna Podhorská, portrait, 2022

Portrait from 2022, Erna Podhorská

Nineteen-year-old Erna Podhorská, née Dejmalová, in 1949

Erna Podhorská with grandchildren, 2021

Vladimíra Fekarová (Erna Podhorská's daughter) with her family, 2021

Antonie Koníčková (née Vítová) before 1870

Koníček's children, taken around 1903 in Porchov, on the left Marie (married Šrůtková, later Profeldová), in the middle Erna, on the right Alois

Erna and her sister Dagmar Dejmal around 1936

Erna and Karel Dejmal and their children Erna and Karel

Erna Dejmalová (née Koníčková), 1950s

Erna Dejmalová, in 1936

Erna Podhorská, nee. Dejmalová, around Harvest home celebrations, after 1945

Erna Dejmalová with her first-born son Karel in 1926 in Uzhhorod

Erna Podhorská with her parents around 1969 in Hoješín na Seči

Josef and Antonie Koníček around 1915 in Porchov, Russia

Josef Konicek, Czech brewer in Porchov