Ödön Mikecz, Minister of Justice (1938), father of Teodóra Mikecz.

Places mentioned by Teodóra Mikecz: - Jászboldogháza, the deisgnated place to live between 1951-1953. - Kisvárda, where the regular food aid came from. - Tahitótfalu, where the family lived after 1953.

Teodóra Mikecz, during an interview

Teodóra Mikecz, during an interview

László Mikecz, during an interview

Places mentioned by László Mikecz in his interview.

Kálmán Mikecz, serving in the Second World War as a high-ranked military officer, with military successes against the Soviet army. From 1945 to 1948, prisoner of war.

László Mikecz, during an interview

Radana Květová's first communion (left) in the church of St. Jiljí in Prague, 9 May 1948

Radana Květová, 1948

Radana Květová, 2021

Radana Květová, 2021

With husband and daughters, 1980

Brothers Julius, Ladislav and Jaromír Fürst, 1916

Grandfather Josef Fürst (born 1851)

Santa's gifts. Children from the left: Ivo, Radana and Karel Fürst, the devil – the son of the house manager, St. Mikuláš – uncle Ladislav Fürst, around 1942

Biological research in Hlohovec, around 1970

With her husband Jan Květ

Aunt Marie Fürstová, married Davidová, and uncle Ladislav Fürst, both as children

From left: mother Josefina Fürstová, uncle Jan Fürst and father Jaromír Fürst, between 1945 and 1963

From the left: uncle Ladislav Fürst, aunt Věra Fürstová (née Englišová) and father Jaromír Fürst

Grandparents Karel and Jindřiška Niesner, Prague, circa 1910

Parents Josefina and Jaromír Fürst, Prague, circa 1931

Sisters Josefina (mother of the witness) and Růžena Niesner, Lochovice, circa 1910

Radana Fürstová, circa 1943