Marie Serinková, Josef Serinek's daughter and the narrator's aunt.

Marie Zemanová, Josef Serinek's second wife and the narrator's grandmother.

The wedding photo of the narrator's parents (Zdeněk and Aloisie, nee Konečná).

The partisans – from left, Nikolaj Bachmutský and Jarek Novotný, undated.

Zdeněk Serinek with his grandmother Marie (Josef Serinek smoking a pipe on the very right).

Josef Serinek's oak, in the vicinity of Spělkov village, about 2020 or 2021.

The site of the bunker where J. Serinek and his partisan group were hiding, in the vicinity of Spělkov village, at the time of the making of Vera Lacková's documentary How I Became a Partisan, about 2020 or 2021.

Vera Lacková over Spělkov village during the making of the documentary How I Became a Partisan, about 2020 nebo 2021.

Zdeněk Serinek at the decoration ceremony for the distinguished people of Pilsen, Josef Serinek In Memoriam, 2021.

Zdeněk Serinek receiving the award on behalf of Josef Serinek from the hands of the Minister of Culture Martin Baxa, 2021.

Zdeněk Serinek while receiving the award on behalf of his grandfather Josef Serinek.

The narrator's aunts, Květa and Marie, Josef Serinek's daughters from his second marriage.

Agnieszka Critchlow with her mum and aunt

Agnieszka Critchlow at the age of three years

Agnieszka Critchlow at the age of eight

Agnieszka with Patricia – her adoptive mother, about a week before flying to the USA

Agnieszka and her sister a few days before the flying o the USA; the photo shows the entrance to the university, where the adoptive father of the witness worked

Agnieszka Critchlow (en)

Wedding photograph in 1970

Emilie Šťastná with family after graduation, 1971

Emilie Šťastná (en)

Emilie Šťastná (en)

Emilie Šťastná with a student team