From the left: Josef Lux, Jan Kalvoda and Václav Klaus, in front of the Kramář Villa, 1994

Oldřich Schreiber in 2019

The Schreibers in 1935 (probably one of the aunts on top, mummy, Olga Fišerová, in the middle, daddy, František Schreiber, down left Oldřich and Arnošt)

Arnošt, Olga and Oldřich Schreibers in September 1944, right before the deportation of Arnošt and Olga

Oldřich Schreiber as a shooter in the army in 1953-56

A fighter IL10-B33, army service in Piešťany

Fighters IL10-B33, around 1954

Oldřich Schreiber in a cockpit IL10-B33, army service in Piešťany

Oldřich Schreiber as a fighter shooter around 1954

Oldřich Schreiber and training concrete bomb in 1954

Fighter IL10-B33

Martin Ehrlich in pre-school period

Martin Ehrlich´s first identity card (1981)

Martin Ehrlich as a child with his mum, Marie Ehrlichová

Martin Ehrlich on Red Square in Moscow in 1980. The only family trip abroad during the period of socialism was paid by parents so that children could see with their own eyes that it was worse living in the communist-adored USSR than in the former Czechoslovakia.

Martin Ehrlich in front of Mausoleum V.I Lenin in Moscow in 1980. The only family foreign trip under socialism was paid by parents so that children could see with their own eyes that the communist-adored USSR lives worse than in the former Czechoslovakia.

Martin Ehrlich on a trip with members of a secret illegal group of young Christians (around 1982 to 1984)

Rudolf Hüttner as a child

Bother Jan Liška at the time, when he apprenticed a cook in the hotel Znamenáček in Tábor (in 1947 or1948)

Ä brother, Jan Liška (right), and Alexandr Bělohlávek (in the middle) during the studies (in1947 or1948)

Liška´s house no. 8 in Stříbřec

Witness´ parents, Jan and Marie Liška (1930 or 1940s)

A brother and a sister, Jan a Marie Liška, in 1951

SČSP (The union of the Czechoslovak-Soviet friendship) Brandýs nad Orlicí, 1950s

The mother of the witness, Marie Lišková, after returning from prison