Dalibora Motejlek's family

Dalibor Motejlek while jumping, the Alps, the 1960s

"The Remsa boys" - the ordinands of coach Zdeňek Remsa

Dalibor Motejlek (on the right), the 1960s

Dalibor Motejlek while jumping, the 1960s

Dalibor Motejlek while jumping, the 1960s

As a coach of a team of ski jumpers, USA, 1991

As a coach of a team of ski jumpers, USA, 1991

Dalibor Motejlek with siblings

The Czechoslovak team of the ski jumpers, the 1960s

Dalibor Motejlek with his mother

Dalibor Motejlek's wedding

Dalibor Motejlek, the 1960s

Vlasta and Luis in May 1945

Family of Frida Čepková's children, Vlasta Lavalová in the middle in a dark dress with a collar

Vlasta and Luis, around 1950

Vlasta with Luis and their sons Daniel and Roland

Luis Laval (at the head of the table) with other French war prisoners in Úlice

Vlasta (left) with her sister Dida (writer, married Pistoriusová) in the park of one of the castles. The girl is Vlasta's cousin Emma Macenauerová, later Srncová, a well-known Czech artist

Frida Čepková with her children - Emma, Dida, Vlasta and Pavel (Vlasta is the youngest of the children)

Amateur theatre in Úlice, play The Three Musketeers - Vlasta is the only child on the photo

Visitors to the castle in Úlice - from the left, seated actor Vlasta Burian, next to him Jan Masaryk. Behind them standing on the left a family friend Mr. Klásek (bending towards J. Masaryk), on the far left Bedřich Macenauer, next to him Eduard Outrata, then Ota Macenauer. The rest are family friends, including E. Outrata's predecessor as General Director of Zbrojovka Brno, St. Michal

Čepek siblings - from left Dida, Emma, Pavel and Vlasta

Luis Laval in the prisoner of war camp in Úlice

Macenauer siblings - from left Emmerich, Ota, Frida, Pavel, Emma and Bedřich