German girls in the women’s camp in Stonařov; the girls worked on the surrounding farms during World War II

Unveiling of a plaque in the Stonařov graveyard (2016) commemorating the Germans who died in the camp in Stonařov after the war and were buried in a mass grave – a total of 201 dead.

Holy Mass said for the victims of the prison camps in Stonařov (2016)

Symbolic grave of victims of the prison camps for Germans in Stonařov after World War II

Farm of the Jílek family in Polička, No. 116, after reconstruction in 1967

A photo of Václav Jílek at the age of 14 months, September 1950

Family photo from the wedding of Václav Jílek's cousin Dagmara Šikulová. From top to left: his father Václav Jílek, witness Václav Jílek Jr., his mother Anastázie Jílková (nee Pastyříková), his grandfather František Pastyřík, his younger brother Lubomír Jílek, his grandmother Anastázie Pastyříková, 1963

Václav Jílek in the 9th grade of elementary school, 1963

Parents Mária and Ondrej Volf

Ľudovít (second from the left) with his siblings at the time when his father Ondrej was imprisoned

Ľudovít with his parents

Ľudovít and in the background a painting, which was painted by his mother Mária Volfová

The mother of the memorial, Mária Volfová, in 2005, a few months before her death

Ľudovít for recreation in the Tatras, hotel Javorina

Karel Witz in 2020

Karel Witz playing the guitar as a Modus group member, around 1978

AGES B.C. student group, 1967

Profily music group, 1974

Modus music group with M. Žbirka and Marika Gombitová

Modus music group with Marika Gombitová at Bratislavská Lyra

Karel Witz with Modus music group

Modus music group

President Václav Havel meeting president Roman Herzog in Karel Witz's brewery in Polička, September 9th, 1996

Karel Witz at a memorial concert in Košice, 2014

Karel Witz with his son at a memorial concert in Košice, 2014