Agnesa Krajíčková's uncle Štefan Jaroš (top right) in a group photo with other RAF soldiers, 1940-1944

Navy ship at sea. From the personal estate of Štefan Jaroš, Agnesa Krajíčková's unce, taken in 1940 during his RAF training in England

RAF members, Agnesa Krajíčková's uncle Štefan Jaroš is likely fourth from right, taken during his time with the RAF, 1940-1944

Meeting room decorated for Christmas, likely in the barracks in England where Agnesa Krajíčková's uncle Štefan Jaroš served in the RAF from 1940 to 1944. From Štefan Jaroš's estate

Štefan Jaroš (fourth from right) with other members of an RAF air crew, taken 1940-1944

Štefan Jaroš with a child in his arms. Written on the the back of the photo: Jaroš Štěpán, born in Olešná, was killed as a member of a Liberator crew of commander Jaroslav Hala from Vizovice, with eight other members on October 3, 1944, 70 miles from the Norwegian coast.

The Jaroš family, from left: cousin Zdenka Politzerová, mother Marie Jarošová, née Cudráková, father Ondrej Jaroš, the infant in his arms is Agnesa Krajíčková, sister Libuše Krajíčková in a pram, mother's parents the Cudráks, the Čagals from Slovakia with their youngest daughter Anežka, 1946

Primary School in Leskovec nad Moravicí class photo. Seven-year-old Agnesa Krajíčková is standing in the second row, second from right, 1952

The house on the right belonged to Agnesa Krajíčková's parents, then to her and her; the house the left belonged to gendarme Sekula and the Čagal family purchased it later, 1960s

After the Leskovec amateurs' performance of the play My Aunt, Your Aunt. Agnesa Krajíčková in a white dress is third from left, early 1960s

After the Leskovec amateurs' performance of the play My Aunt, Your Aunt. Agnesa Krajíčková is in the centre, early 1960s

Seventeen-year-old Agnesa Krajíčková in a studio photograph right after engagement, 1962

Agnesa Krajíčková (right) during a compulsory company anti-chemical warfere drill in Malá Morávka, mid-1960s

A view of the present car park near the dock in Leskovec nad Moravicí. The old house pictured is the one near which the Krajíček family was photographed in 1946. The photo is probably from the late 1960s.

Organised tourist event "100 Spring Kilometres", Agnesa Krajíčková is third from right, 1970s

Women's football match on the field in Leskovec, Agnesa Krajíčková kneeling in the middle with her teammate's leg on her shoulder, 1972

Former embroidery shop, then school, and the Local National Committee building in Leskovec nad Moravicí, 1970s

Construction of a pump station and a water treatment plant in Leskovec intended to pump water from the Rier Moravice to Horní Benešov in 1976, photographed from Hartecká Street

Bridge over the River Moravice in Leskovec. Second from the right (smallest) is Marie Fleischerová with her friends - deported Germans, 1970s

Pioneers meeting below the church wall near the school, 1972

Lower kindergarten in Leskovec, 1970s

Former school building in Leskovec nad Moravicí, today (2024) the last standing building outside the dam lake limits, with the navigation company office. The photo from the 1970s showing the Corpus Christi procession

The Krajíčeks' house in the 1980s. Today (2024), the place is several dozen meters deep underwater

In the yard of the Krajíček family's new hous, left to right: neighbour Kročková (seated) and Jiří Krajíček, 1980s

Residents of Hartecká Street in Leskovec, a few years before a part of the village was demolished due to the construction of the Slezská Harta dam. Agnesa Krajíčková is lying on the bottom right, next to her niece Dagmar Krajíčková, 1980s