Gertruda Kutz and Lia (Julie Klačková)

The house in Wendenstrasse Street in Delmenhorst where Lia grew up and from where she was kidnapped by the bureau to Czechoslovakia in May 1950

Adolf Dvořák, Julie Klačková's father

Marie Dvořáková, the wife of Adolf Dvořák, who became already the third temporary mother for Julie

School photo with Libuška (in the middle of the lower row) and few children from the children's home from who Julie learned news about her sister

Children from the district children's home in Frýdek

Julie's sister Libuška in the middle and again few children from the children's home in Frýdek

Pavlína Pánková (with her husband) who cared for Julie until the last moments of her life. After that Julie was placed in the children's home

Adolfína Franková on the right with whom Julie Klačková realized an escape from the children's home

Pavlína Pánková who lovingly took charge of little Julie. The photo was taken just before her death

Žofka who was with Julie Klačková in the children's home

Áda Franková on the right with whom Julie ran away from the children's home

Marika Jakonidu, the friend from the apprenticeship

Her sister Libuška Janků, née Pospíšilová

Ten-year old Julie Klačková, née Pospíšilová

Julie Klačková on the left during the time she spent in children's home in Frýdek

Brothers Milan and Gerhart Barchanský and other children from the children's home with whom Julie grew up

Children from the children's home in Frýdek

With a friend who came from America. From right: brother Josef Polanský, the witness, friend Zdena Blaháková and her husband Jaroslav. Below, the second husband of Marcela's daughter, Jan Ivanka, Zlín, 1995

Witness with daughters Alice and Marcela, Četyn, 1969

Visit to the place of pilgrimage, mother of the witness, Františka Polanská, witness and her daughter Marcela, Provodov, 1964

Vilém Hofman in 2021

His grandfather's watch; Vilém Dostál died in a fire in Russian captivity during the First World War

Julie Klačková, the recording for the Memory of Nations, May 2021

Milada Mayerová with her daughter (left) and sister Jiřina, 1948