Jan Rajlich Jr at age 31 in his apartment at Úvoz 88, sitting under his own oil painting of St. Peter's Square in Rome titled "The Pope"; photo Boh. Marčák

Božena Rajlichová, née Skalická, and Jan Rajlich shortly before (or after) their wedding, Prague, circa 1948

Miroslav Jeník with his son in autumn 1970 shortly before going to prison

Witness's father Jan Rajlich Sr at the Pazdera Brothers' advertising studio in Zlín, 1944

Miroslav Jeník with his son in the first half of the 1970s. He has dark glasses on his eyes, which he had to wear after suffering injuries during the explosion of a Russian tank in Desná

Jan Rajlich Sr in his studio at Úvoz 88 in Brno, 1980

Parents Božena Rajlichová and Jan Rajlich's wedding, 1948

Witness's father Jan Rajlich Sr, 1970

Dagmar Stachová with a girl who took care of her while she was living in a gamekeeper's lodge, photo taken before her parents had been arrested

Dagmar Stachová with her mother, Milada Ježová, and her grandmother, Anna Veverková, after Milada Ježová had been released from prision

Anna Vereveková, Dagmar Stachová's grandmother, who brought her up

Wedding photograph of Mrs. Málková's parents

Jaroslav Jež, Dagmar Stachová's father, 1938

Dagmar Stachová with her grandmother, 1951

Málek family photograph

Dagmar Stachová in 1966

Luby/Schoenbach before WWII. The Hannabach House at Sokolovská (Falkenauer Strasse) 224 is centre. On the left is Hoyer's factory, and the company Benedikt Lang is in the background with the tower

Ewald Hannabach during interview in Bubenreuth, Germany, 2023

Se zdravotními sestrami v německém pracovním táboře, 2 zleva

Synové pamětnice

Rodina Kepkových, 50. léta

snímek z domova, 50. léta

Ungar Jan photo in studio, 2023

Ungar Jan photo in studio, 2023

From the left Arnošt Ungár, half-sister Zuzana Převorovská, nee Ungárová, husband Jiří Převorovský, Jan Ungár, Jiří Převorovský Jr., mother Augusta Ungárová b. Rambousková, half-sister Kateřina Ungárová, grandmother Anna Rambousková b. Hrubá, Prague, 1956