Employees of the witness´s father-in-law in Boťany in southeastern Slovakia, where legionaries from WWI settled (Jiří Nohavička with his sons Jiří and František on the right) - 1930s

The Boťany settlement in southeastern Slovakia, where the WWI legionaries settled - 1930s

A portrait of Mrs. Emílie Závišová of Osenice - grandmother of Jiří Nohavička, the witness´s father-in-law

Jiří Bláha in 2022

Jiří Bláha in September 1970

Jiří Bláha (left) photographed in September 1970 behind the Iron Curtain at the border crossing with the Federal Republic of Germany

Jiří Bláha (top centre) on an OT-810 armoured personnel carrier in the summer of 1970

Jiří Bláha (left) as an "old hand" in August 1971

The border crossing at Přední Zahájí / Waldheim in 1971. The building of pub no. 11 is still standing today and serves its purpose again

Jiří Bláha at the border crossing Přední Zahájí / Waldheim in summer 1971

Jiří Bláha in September 1970

Jiří Bláha (far left) in winter 1970-1971

Jiří Bláha with the observatory in the background in 1971

Shot from the observation tower at the company's quarters near the extinct village of Starý Pochr, dated 1969-1971

Shot from the observation tower at the company's quarters

Screenshot of Starý Pochr 12bPS company quarters

Jiří Bláha (second from the left) and the so-called kombajn, which means a loaded box with brushes, which was used to polish the corridors

German Shepherd, bitch Astěna, bred to chase "intruders" in the area of Starý Pochr, dated 1969-1971

Jiří Bláha (left) in the austere company quarters

A picture from the rehearsal for the military parade in 1970, Jiří Bláha probably in the last row, second from the right

Jindřiška Dlasková in 2020

Jindřiška Dlasková in 2020

Jindřiška Dlasková at work in the mills in Brandýs nad Labem, turn of the 1940s and 1950s

Father Jindřich Černý (centre) with his neighbours - hunters, and a hunted roe deer before the World War II

From left: brother Jiří Černý, Jindřiška Dlasková, her sister-in-law Eliška and mother Marie, 1962