With daughters, 1984

With children at the cottage, 1980s

Golden wedding of the witness's parents

Church of St. Lawrence in Komín, design documentation, 1908

Design of St. Lawrence Church in Komín

Building built by grandfather in Eliášova Street in Brno

Building built by grandfather in Kalousova Street in Brno

Alfa Palace in Brno, design

Café Alfa

Alfa Passage, 90s

Alfa Passage, 90s

Mindu Hornick during the interview on March 16, 2025

Mindu Hornick in 1948

Mindu Hornick during the interview on March 16, 2025

Mindu Hornick during the interview on March 16, 2025

Mindu Hornick during the interview on March 16, 2025

Photograph of Mindu Hornick's parents – Chaya (Helena) née Slyomovics and Moses Klein, circa 1927

Aunt Berta Ruttner, née Slyomovics, mother's sister, after 1945 in Prague

From left: Mindu Hornick with her cousins Elsa and Lily in Prague in 1947

Aunt Ida Malinovská, née Slyomovics, mother's sister, who took care of Mindu and other relatives in Prague after the end of the war – in Prague between 1945 and 1948.

Aunt Ida's husband Ondřej Malinovský in Prague between 1945 and 1948

Uncle Zolly Slyomovics, my mother's brother, during World War II in Great Britain

From left: Joe and Kitty Hornick, Mindu, Alan Hornick, and his cousins—early 1950s in the United Kingdom

Mindy Hornick with her friend Magda Bloom, a lifelong friend of Hungarian origin who survived Bergen-Belsen and was later adopted in England. In this photo from 2005, they are heading to Buckingham Palace at the invitation of Queen Elizabeth II.

Meeting with Prince Charles on International Holocaust Remembrance Day at Clarence House in London in 2017