With her brother Karel in 1935

Members of Sokol – from the left, Miluška with her brother Karel, the witness’s fiancé Miroslav Havlůj in the middlee (during his military service), her mother Emílie Pomplová and father Jaroslav Pompl in 1948

Graduating from Drtina Grammar School in 1948

Miluška Havlůjová with her brother Karel in 1937

With her mother Emílie and her father Jaroslav, their last photo together before her mum’s arrest, summer 1944

A photo of Miluška and her brother Karel that their mother had with her while imprisoned in the Small Fortress at Terezín

As an independent contractor of the Institute of Home and Fashion Culture; Miluška Havlůjová is the second from the left, 1951

Miluška Havlůjová with her mum and dad during summer holidays 1944

Wedding with Miroslav Havlůj, 1950

Prison photo, 1953

Prison photo, 1953

Mr and Mrs Havlůj with their son Tomáš – the last photo before Miluška’s arrest, Easter 1953

After her release from prison in March 1955

Photo of her two-year-old son Tomáš, which Miluška Havlůjová was allowed to have with her in prison, 1953

Family photo, which Miluška Havlůjová was allowed to have with her in prison; the top row from the left: her brother Karel, her husband Miroslav; the bottom row from the left: her grandmother Louisa Tarámková, her son Tomáš, her mother Míla and her father-in law František Havlůj in 1954

Badge of the resistance group Železo (Iron)

Membership card of the Union of National Revolution

Badge of the resistance group Železo (Iron)

Membership card of the Union of National Revolution

Her father Jaroslav Pompl receives a war cross in 1946

Letter to prison, 18 October 1954

Letter to prison, 18 October 1954

Letter to prison, 18 October 1954

Letter to prison, 18 October 1954

Leaflet spread by the Human Rights League in spring 1949