Jan Kopeček the Elder's drawing of the cell where he spent most of his prison term.

Drawing by Jan Kopeček the Elder. Probably a self-portrait in one of the Nazi prisons.

Regional finale of teenage girls in tennis, Eva right, Prague 1961

First attempts at tennis, Železný Brod, about 1950

Maturita photo, SVVŠ Velvarská St Prague 6, 1965

Eva as a baby with her mother, Prague 1947

Eva´s parents during the war at Torquay, 1942

Eva´s father playing tennis at Tatran Střešovice, Prague about 1970

Eva´s mother (right) at a swimming pool during the war, London about 1940

Eva and her mother on holiday, Malá Skála about 1957

Eva´s mother with friends during the war, London about 1942

Eva´s parents during the war in England, about 1942

Eva on a bike between Malá Skála and Železný Brod, about 1956

Eva´s father watching tennis players at Střešovice, about 1970

Eva´s elegant mother before the war, Prague about 1938

Eva´s father playing marriage, one of his most favourite activities, Prague about 1973

Eva´s granny who stayed in England after the war and Eva´s mother could not see her for 18 years, London about 1960

Eva with her mother at the Střešovice tennis courts, Prague about 1956

Eva nd her mother taking a walk and reading the Mateřídouška magazine, Prague about 1953

Eva playing an important tennis match, the court No.1, Štvanice Prague about 1967

Eva and her father, graduation ceremony at The Faculty of Natural Sciences, Prague 1971

Eva´s father during the war, England, about 1943

Eva´s parents at the Rapid Strašnice courts where they met, Prague about 1946

Eva representing Canada at the Masters World Tennis Championship Masters in Austria, about 1990

Eva´s parents at the verandah of the Střešovice tennis club, about 1980