Eliška Levinská, 9 January 2010

Pavel Korábek, October 2024, Potěhy

Pavel Korábek, 2024

Pavel Korábek, 2024

Pavel Korábek with his father and mother, circa 1943/1944

Pavel Korábek Sr in police uniform

Pavel Korábek Sr's funeral, 1946

Pavel Korábek, circa 1943

Husband and wife Lukešovi, 2015

House No. 246 in Pod Zámkem Street in Bečov where the Jewish part of the witness's family lived. Most of them perished in Auschwitz. Dagmar Dopitová had the Stolpersteine (the stones of the disappeared) planted in front of the house in 2024. The photograph dates from 2006.

House No. 246 in Pod Zámkem Street in Bečov where the Jewish part of the witness's family lived. Most of them perished in Auschwitz. Dagmar Dopitová had the Stolpersteine (the stones of the disappeared) planted in front of the house in 2024. The photograph dates from 2006.

Mother Edita Mittelmannová with sister Alica/Licka, 1928

Oskar Berger, after the war Belan, 1940

Edita Mittelmann, 1940

Grandparents Šarlota and Hugo Mittelmann – 1930

Grandparents Viliam and Berta Berger with their children in Ľubietová – my father was the youngest – 1922

Hugo Mittelmann with his family in front of his shop in Brezno – 1934

Witness Alica Frühwaldová

Stanislava Petrželková with her mother Anna, 1943-1944, Kostelec u Zlína

City kindergarten Holešov, 1940, Stanislava Petrželková at the right table, first from the left

Dad Antonín Svoboda with his colleague, Zlín,1938

Stanislava Petrželková in the second class of the municipal school in Holešov, first row, third from the right

Stanislava in the first class of the municipal school in Holešov, on the photo standing in front of the teacher between two girls, 1941

Stanislava Petrželková in the kindergarten in Holešov, seated on the photo, fourth from the left, May 1940

From left: father Antonín Svoboda, mother Anna Svobodová, uncle František Teplička with Stanislava Petrželková and his wife Marie, Holešov, 1939