The witness's father Jan Skřipka served in the First World War (standing soldier)

Jaroslav Skřipka before military service

The family never found out if the ashes given to them really belonged to their father, who died a political prisoner.

Father Jan (27 years), mother Anna (25 years), Jaroslav Skřipka (2 years)

Witness's mother Anna Skřipková, age 53

The father of the witness Jan Skřipek

His grandmother, Jindřiška Moravcová (née Průšová)

his grandmother, Jindřiška Moravcová (née Průšová), a portrait

Dad Jan Skřipka on the Italian front, aged 23 (1917)

His grandmother's brother, Jindřich Novotný

Witness' grandfather, Jan Moravec

The witness's father Jan Skřipka served in the First World War (pictured left)

His grandfather, Jan Moravec, with his first wife

His grandfather, Průša, with his family - a painting by Jan Šudoma, a native of Bystré

His grandfather, Jan Moravec

Jan and Anna Skřipka

The witness's father, Jan Skřipka, served in the first world front

Jaromír Moravec, a portrait

A family mill in 1930

Frontal view of the family mill in 1930

The mill being rebuilt, 1907

Andrew H. Schapiro, United States Ambassador to the Czech Republic, with Luděk Štípl in the Loštice synagogue. 2016

Gary Koren, the Ambassador of State of Israel to Czech Republic, and Luděk Štipl in the synagogue in Loštice.

Dana Reiterová (right) tracking

Wearing tramp clothes (batique T-shirt, boots and rucksack) in Šumava in 1987