Sokol meeting in 1948 - a group of Yugoslav sailors

Sokol meeting in 1948 - a group of Yugoslav soldiers

Sokol meeting 1948 - The Sokol depart from the Žamber railway station for Prague

Sokol meeting 1948 - Strahov stadium with trainees

Sokol meeting 1948 - participating counties

Bozena at training on Buková hora, March 11, 2009, at the back Marie Málková and Miroslava Veselá

Training with children on Buková hora, 2009

Božena Kubíčková during a training downhill, 2009

With children at a cross-country ski race in Nové Město, Moravia, around 2006

Martina Hošková in the year 2022

Martina Hošková in the year 2022

New Year's greeting from Eugen Wald (1932), Košice, Rybárska 5. His relatives, with whom he communicated in Hungarian, called him: Jenő Wald.

Mother of Dorota Waldova - Sharlota Waldova, born Kestenbaum (1881-1935).

The Wald family in full, taken before Eugen's departure to Palestine, Trebišov 5/1/1933. From right: Bernard (1913-1942), Gizela (1906-1942), Eugen (1905-1984), Etela (1904-1973), Herman (19011-1994), Dorota (1917-2012), Adela (1920-1997). Bernard, Gizela and their father - Emanuel, were deported during World War II. All three perished in a concentration camp, on the territory of Poland (1942). Eugen, Etela, Herman, Dorota (Pavol's mother) and Adela emigrated to Israel.

Uncle Eugen Wald in shorts and with a shovel in his hands. Zaber was intended for brother Herman, who was then performing mandatory military service in Moravia, in the city of Kroměříž.

Eugen writes: "we are happily building our home, even in January we enjoy the sun and warmth" Tel Aviv, January 1934.

Eugen Wald and his future wife - Bluma Kestenbaumova, Técso, Subcarpathian Russia, 1933

Eugen Wald, wife Bluma and their three children: Šlomo, Jaakov and Sara, Tel Aviv 3.1950

Eugen Wald and Adolf Willinger, on the coast of the Mediterranean Sea, Tel Aviv 10/1933

Eugen Wald at a memorial service, Holocaust basement, Mount Zion, Jerusalem 1978

Father of Dorota Waldová - Emanuel Wald (1872-1942)

Eugen Wald and his first son - Šlomo, Tel Aviv 8.1937

Carriage ride around Prague on the occasion of the Černý couple's golden wedding

Little Jarmila with her brother Vladimír and mother in Slovakia in February 1938

Wedding photos of Jarmila and Rudolf Černý