Students Lýdie Baxová, Amelie Bervidová, Marie Černá, Daniela Losová, Kateřina Pitrová and Mária Surchabi preparing for the interview with the witness

Jaroslav Zíma after the recording with the students of the Fryderyka Chopin Elementary Art School as part of the Stories of Our Neighbours project, 2022

Parents and grandparents of Jan Sláma

Jan Sláma's father, 1930s

Jan Sláma, mid-1950s

A photograph from a demonstration during the Prague Spring in 1968, taken by Jan Sláma

A photograph from a demonstration during the Prague Spring in 1968, taken by Jan Sláma

Photograph from August 1968 taken by Jan Sláma, Prague

The damaged building of the Czechoslovak Radio, Prague, 1968. Photograph from August 1968 taken by Jan Sláma

The damaged building of the National Museum with bullet marks on its facade, Prague, 1968. Photograph from August 1968 taken by Jan Sláma

Anti-Soviet Inscriptions, Prague, 1968. A photograph from August 1968 taken by Jan Sláma

Jan Sláma, early 1970s

Jan Sláma, early 1970s

Jan Sláma with his wife, 1970s

Jan Sláma with his family, 1980s

The sons of Olga Garrigue Masaryk-Revilliod, the grandsons of Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk. The photograph was taken by Jan Sláma's father, who worked as a tutor for the Revolliods during his stay in Geneva at in the 1920s/1930s.

The sons of Olga Garrigue Masaryk-Revilliod, the grandsons of Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk. The photograph was taken by Jan Sláma's father, who worked as a tutor for the Revolliods during his stay in Geneva at in the 1920s/1930s.

The sons of Olga Garrigue Masaryk-Revilliod, the grandsons of Tomáš Garrigue Masaryk. The photograph was taken by Jan Sláma's father, who worked as a tutor for the Revolliods during his stay in Geneva at in the 1920s/1930s.

As a deputy of the president of the regional council, 2000 - 2004

At home during military service

Work on the Vácha´s farm

Work on the Vácha´s farm

František Vácha

Witness´s favourite horse

František Vácha standing in front of the granary, 2011