Karel Pořízka at the time when he took an active part in protests

Protest in Wenceslas Square, 28 October 1988, photographed by Karel Pořízka

Berez and Hradilek's banner, 30 June 1989, photographed by Karel Pořízka, part 1

Berez and Hradilek's banner, 30 June 1989, part 2

Lidové noviny which Karel Pořízka distributed during the previous regime, issues from 1988

Karel Pořízka and his wife, 1997

Karel Pořízka in his pub during an oral history event in Bousín

With documentary filmmaker Jitka Andrysová, filming for Memory of Nation, 2025

Karel Pořízka in 2025

Karel Pořízka in 2025

Karel Pořízka brought the samizdat newspaper Lidové noviny, which he distributed during the previous regime, with him to the shooting.

Karel Porizka's Lidové noviny from 1988, published as samizdat

Witness's mother Františka Bröckl, née Círová, circa 1938

Witness's father Josef Bröckl in Wehrmacht uniform

Brunhilda with her mother (1939)

Little Brunhilde with her mother (1941)

Brunhilde Scheiner with her older cousin (1941)

Three-year-old Brunhilde

Little Brunhilde (1943)

Brunhilde Scheiner, about nine years old.

Brunhilde Scheiner on the day of confirmation

British POW camp in Egypt where the witness's uncle Anton Cír was held captive (circa 1945-47)

The British POW camp in Egypt where the witness's uncle Anton Cír was held captive (circa 1945-47)

A Wehrmacht unit before leaving for the frontline. Witness's father is among the soldiers (1939)

Brunhilde Scheiner in a period photograph (circa 1958)