His sister, Jana, as a secret member of the Congregatio Sororum a Sanctissimo Sacramento (1974)

Alois Sassmann with Cardinal FrantiškeTomášek,(1981)

The Sassmann family, from left Alois, František Snr, Marta, Marta Snr, František, Jana (1968)

The Sassmanns: Marta, Jana, Alois a František (1970)

Alois Sassmann with mother, Marta, taking a military oath (October 1981)

Alois Sassmann (around 1967)

Alois Sassmann (in front) with his grandfather, Alois Khodl (1972)

Christian youth with Cardinal František Tomášek, Alois Sassmann on the left behind the Cardinal (Nepomuk, 1983)

Emilie Černá (en)

Alois Sassmann (second from right) being ordained as a deacon; Miloslav Vlk on his left side

Church of the Name of the Virgin Mary in Lomec, pilgrimage in September 1979, Alois Sassman in front with a guitar; some of the men standing by cars were probably State Security officers

His daughter, Marie Sassmannová (around 2019)

His son, Vojtěch Sassmann (around 2019)

Maxmiliána Píšová in 2020

Maxmiliána Píšová in the 1950s

People killed during the Prague uprising are being buried - including Maxmiliána's uncle, Antonín Vaněček (May 1945)

Maxmiliána Píšová at an exhibition of her photos (early 1990s)

Maxmiliána Píšová with her mother and younger sister (the second half of the 1930s)

Maxmiliána Píšová after the war

Maxmiliána Píšová on horseback

Maxmiliána Píšová in a Scout uniform with her younger sister and mother during the first weeks after the end of the war (her mohter is still wearing a black armband due to her brother's demise)

Maxmiliána Píšová as a child (around 1934)

Maxmiliána Píšová with her mother (around 1934)

Josef Vávra with his father Josef Hasil while visiting the USA (1993)

Josef Vávra (on the right) with his uncles Antonín Hasil (on the left) and Souček in Zábrdí (1963)