The signatories of Charter 77 and friends - from the left Karel Duda - unjustly accused for sending poisoned letters to officials, and is no longer alive. Petr Hrach in the middle and Václav Luhan on the right, who was forced to leave the former Czechoslovakia to Austria in the late 1970s and early 1980s as part of the secret police ASANACE event.
The signatories of Charter 77 and friends - from the left Karel Duda - unjustly accused for sending poisoned letters to officials, and is no longer alive. Petr Hrach in the middle and Václav Luhan on the right, who was forced to leave the former Czechoslovakia to Austria in the late 1970s and early 1980s as part of the secret police ASANACE event.
Petr Hrach with the former headmaster of the primary school, František Buchta after 1990, who had a major share in the restoration of the commemorative board for the liberation of Sušice by the US military on the façade of the local museum and the placement of the T.G. Masaryk to the park in front of the school, which bore Masaryk´s name thanks to Buchta.
Petr Hrach with the former headmaster of the primary school, František Buchta after 1990, who had a major share in the restoration of the commemorative board for the liberation of Sušice by the US military on the façade of the local museum and the placement of the T.G. Masaryk to the park in front of the school, which bore Masaryk´s name thanks to Buchta.
The Karadžu family. Top row, from the left, Sotiris Karadžos and Patra Karadžu. Middle row, from the left, mother-in-law and father-in-law of Patra Karadžu. Bottom row, from the left, daughter Vasiliki and nephew Stergios Druja. Hořice 1953
The Karadžu family. Top row, from the left, Sotiris Karadžos and Patra Karadžu. Middle row, from the left, mother-in-law and father-in-law of Patra Karadžu. Bottom row, from the left, daughter Vasiliki and nephew Stergios Druja. Hořice 1953
