Dr. Mikuláš Russnák, grandfather's brother, who was also persecuted by the Communist regime

The complete Russnák family lined up according to age - photo was taken after they had been moved to Staré Město pod Sněžníkem

The complete Russnák family in 1952, after having been moved to Staré Město pod Sněžníkem

Orphanage in Horní Počernice

Mother Etela Russnáková

Father Pavel Russnák

The family - from left: mother Etela with her brother Boris, father Pavel, grandfather Pavel Russnák and the family of the brother of the father in 1931 at the Vicarage in Poráč

Russnák family in 1940

Meeting of the Russnák siblings in 1999 in Bratislava

Bedroom of the orphanage in Horní Počernice

Dining room of the orphanage in Horní Počernice

Illustration by Yehuda Bacon in a memoirs manuscript of his friend Sinai (Wolfi) Adler

Mr. Prochazka and his sister Ludmila

Portrait of Mr. Prochazka

Portrait nr.2.

Wedding photo of the parents of Mr. Prochazka

Jana Fialková

Selfportrait

As a child, on horseback

Next to a car with his brother

Jewish People's School in Spišská Nová Ves (front row, first from the right)

The cottage of Ivo Středa´s grandparents the Žilíks, Na Pohodlí near Ratibořice; shelter of Captain Sokolovskij's group, the drawing of the Czech Western Front World War officer and the family Středa´s friend Jindřich Křeček-Jituš (1909-1979)

The map of the Ratibořice Valley, the nearest area where members of Captain Sokolovskij's group were hiding

A portrait of Ivo Středa´s grandmother Terezie Žilíková, owner of the cottage Na Pohodlí

Lieutenant Kazimierz Gruner, a deputy leader of the Sokolovskij paratroop/counter-intelligence group, who participated in disarmament of Germans in the Česká Skalice area in May 1945. After WW2, he worked as a music teacher in Wroclaw, Poland