Father in the black market, 1940s

Father in a glass factory in Vsetín, undated

Father of the witness, undated

Mother of the witness, undated

Younger sister of the witness, undated

Photograph from Holy Communion, 1940s

On the right Olga and her younger sister, 40s

Holy Communion of Olga Andrýsová, 40s

A cousin also spent Christmas with the Tomáštik family, 40s

Tomáštik Sisters, 1940s

Hops Brigade and Olga Andrýsová, third from the left in striped sweater, 1949

Before leaving for the building camp, Vsetín, 1950s

From top left: her parents, uncle Macho and aunt, Jenda and Olga, bottom row: grandparents, cousins and aunt, late 40s and early 50s

Shooting of the short film Péče o nohy (Foot Care), the witness on the right (1953)

Olga Andrýsová second from the left, 1950s

From the period of studies at the Faculty of Science in Brno, 1950s

Photos from the ball, 1950s

Pre-diploma work in a dairy, 1950s

Olga Andrýsová, 1950s

Christmas with her children Hanka and Petr, 1960

Uncle Karel Dolejší was totally deployed to work in Nazi Germany during the war. He remained missing after the war and, according to reports from Free Europe, was supposed to have been imprisoned in the Vorkuta correctional labour camp. Undated image

Group photo of the Dolejší family from Karolinka: in the front father Jan and mother Mariana, in the background from the left Jan, Božena, Karel and Marie, ca. end of the 1930s

Olga Andrýsová with a drawing by Karel Dolejší, who captured the autumn appearance of the town of Schwarzenberg, where he was totally deployed in the 1940s

The small town of Schwarzenberg in a drawing by the totally deployed Karel Dolejší from 1944

The raft in Karolinka became a model for a drawing by Karel Dolejší