With partner Katka in Bethlehem Chapel, Prague, 25 November 2025

With grandson Petr, 2025

With son Petr, Bethlehem Chapel, Prague, 25 November 2025

Witness's photo portrait, 1956

With parents, graduation ceremony, 1969

Witness's twin sons Petr and Pavel, 1985

Witness's photo portrait, 2024

Witness (left) with partner Katka, 2001

With son Petr's family (left), Vlasta the mother of the sons, and son Pavel's family (right), Šlovice 2000

Mill in Šlovice in a period photo

Chess tournament against the Transgas selection; the witness is at front right, sons Petr and Pavel in the back right. They won the match. 1984

Petr Čech (third from right) on the stage of the Bethlehem Chapel during the FEng. ceremony, 25 November 2025

Petr Čech with Livia Klausová, a friend from his youth, in Rožmberk Palace at Hradčany, 2004

Petr Čech with Jindřich Kolben (right) in Elektroskanzen, 2012

Petr Čech's wedding with Vlasta Tomsová, 1973

Zdeňka Faltusová, terénní natáčení ve Vojkově, červenec 2025

Zdeňka Faltusová, terénní natáčení ve Vojkově, červenec 2025

Jan Vodňanský (standing) singing at the wedding of Přemysl Rut (at the piano) and Markéta Potužáková (fourth from left) at the Na prádle Theatre on 14 November 2015. Photo Bohdan Holomíček

Přemysl Rut performs Duke Ellington's Song-book as one of the programmes of Okolostola at the Theatre Inspirace in spring 2017. On the stage sits Anglicist Jiří Josek, on his left is Russianist Veronika Mistrová

Přemysl Rut at the Prague Studio Paměť (Memory) at the time when the song evenings, later performed at various small venues under the title Okolostola, began under the title Memory to the Witnesses. Around 2009. Photo Bohdan Holomíček

Přemysl Rut at a text-appeal with Ivan Vyskočil in the basement of the Literary Café in Řetězová Street in 2006. Photo Petr Kotyk

Přemysl Rut and Markéta Potužáková recite Václav Šolc's texts in the windows of the Šolc farmhouse in Sobotka in 2012

Přemysl Rut in his study in Lipnice nad Sázavou around 2005

The fourth and last ("beer") cabaret on the Small Stage of the Slovacky Theatre (premiered and also banned in 1983)

Přemysl Rut during one of his readings or home performances (around 1972)