Received by the Prime Minister, Mikuláš Dzurinda. 1999

Under Natália's guidance, Ružomberok won the EuroLeague Women in 1999.

Natália playing for SCP Rožumberok.

Under Natália Hejková's guidance, Ružomberok won the EuroLeague Women in 1999.

Natália playing for the Slavia VŠ Praha, 1975.

The junior team in 1972.

Natália playing for the Slavia VŠ Praha.

Natália in Slavia VŠ Praha in 1974.

The players of Slavia VŠ Praha during a match in Toulouse in 1974. Natália Hejková plays with number 6.

The Slavia VŠ Praha players, winners of the European Cup Liliana Ronchetti of 1976. Natália Hejková, No. 9, bottom left.

With Shabtai von Kalmanovich, owner of Spartak Moskva, in 2007.

Natália Hejková, Diana Taurasi and Svetlana Ambrosima at Euroleague Women 2007 game.

Natália Hejková and Diana Taurasi in Spartak Moscow.

First championship win in Moscow. Natalia Hejková and Shabtai von Kalmanovitch.

First year as a girls' coach, Ružomberok, 1985.

The oath of the 2nd Parachute Brigade Jefremov, February 1944, (witness marked with a cross)

A kindergarten in Česká Třebová, 1932, (the witness is in the middle with a ball)

Little Božena, 1938, Moscow

At school in Russia, circa 1938, (the witness is in the dark far right)

Her father Antonín with a youth brigade and his daughter (in the middle), circa 1934

A school in Lugansk

Proof of residence permit for people without Russian citizenship

Božena Koutná at a fashion show, 1947

Pavel Ivan circa 1945

The orders and medals that she received