The approximate place where the birthplace of the witness stood in Velké Vrbno

Velké Vrbno (Gross-Würben) during the First Czechoslovak Republic

Velké Vrbno (Gross Würben), Anna Vávrová was born in the smallest house in the middle

Velké Vrbno in 2012

Anna Vávrová in 2021

Anna Vávrová in 2021

Anna Vávrová in 2021

Brother Alois Hirnich in September 2012 in Old Town

Brother Alois Hirnich in September 2012 in Old Town

Brother Alois Hirnich

Brother Ruda Hirnich with his wife Anna (Weisserová)

Brother Ruda Hirnich

Children from the school in Velké Vrbno in 1936. Witness in the upper row, first on the right.

Graphite mines in Malé Vrbno, where the witness's father, Albert Hirnich, worked (year 2012)

Husband Václav Vávra in the military

Mother Aurelie Hirnichová

The place where the solitude Lesní mlýn near Velké Vrbno stood before the Second World War

The place where the solitude Lesní mlýn near Velké Vrbno stood before the Second World War

Brothers Alois and Ruda standing on the right, father Albert standing leftmost, and brother Herbert Hirnich sitting down in front of him

Parents Aurelie and Albert Hirnich

Ludmila Seefried-Matějková (on the right) with her mom and sister

Family villa in Heřmanův Městec, photo from the 1960s, when the house no longer belonged to the family

Jan Masaryk visiting Heřmanův Městec, father of the witness fifth from the left

Ludmila Seefried-Matějková in the 1950s in fencing attire

Ludmila Seefried-Matějková in 1960s