The family of Jan Kopeček the Elder, witness' father. Jan Kopeček the Elder is wearing the Czechoslovak army uniform, his brothers are standing next to him. His brother Josef (left) was a member of resistance group organised by the Church of the Moravian Brethren. He was first sentenced to death by the Nazis, later, the verdict was changed to 15 years of imprisonment as another resistance fighter confessed to a part of Josef's conviction and later, he was executed.

Jan Kopeček in 2020

Nikolaj Kubarič na koni

Uniforma Nikolaje Kubariče

Evžen Švihlík (left) with his parents and his sister before the departure from Volhynia. 1946

Evžen Švihlík at the age of sixteen.

Evžen's uncle, Josef Propílek, who was detained by the NKVD and sentenced for ten years and released only in 1946.

Evžen's uncle, Josef Propílek, who was detained by the NKVD and sentenced for ten years and released only in 1946.

Evžen's father, Josef Švihlík, as a soldier in the Red Army. 1944

Evžen Švihlík's parents in Karlovy Vary, 1961.

Evžena Švihlík's mother and sister.

Church in Rožděstveno where Evžen Švihlík and other local Czech used to go, in its current state.

Church in Rožděstveno where Evžen Švihlík and other local Czech used to go, in its current state.

Church in Rožděstveno where Evžen Švihlík and other local Czech used to go, in its current state.

Vlastimil Dostál, 1942

Alois Dostál, the father of the witness, 1944

Josefa Dostálová née Dosedlová, the mother of the witness, 1959

Mr and Mrs Dostál with their daughters in Benátky nad J., 1963

Dostál family, 1968

Dostál family, Benátky nad Jizerou, 1971

Vlastimil and Lydie Dostál, Liberec, 1976

The witness on the house construction, 1995

Mr and Mrs Dostál with their daughters, Liberec, wedding anniversary – 60 years, 2013

Vlastimil Dostál, 2020

Narcis Tálský (on the left) with his brothers