In the old camp Pod Stádlecem in the 1950

Camp on Balá with tourist troop of school Bílá froma Prague 6 in the 1956

Vladimír Kopřiva with Věra Marceliová a Josef Skalický on Beníšky in the 1990

Vladimír Kopřiva with Aťa Vydra and Eva Zapletalová on Smržov in the 1990

Smržov 1990

Božena Křivková with her husband in front of the church

Božena Křivková in her favourite rocking chair

Božena Křivková with her grandson Honzík

Ján Tocký at present

Ján Tocký in Rome

Ján Tocký with pope John Paul II.

Ján Tocký (second form left) during the visit of the Pope in the Slovak Institute of Saints Cyril and Methodius in Rome

Ján Tocký with Slovak pilgrims in Rome

Ján Tocký

May 31, 1945 in Prague – Adolf Kaleta in the top row second from the left

Adolf Kaleta (right) with his mother and siblings in 1940 in Těrlicko

Adolf Kaleta at the time when he fought at Dunkerque

Adolf Kaleta-Southampton 1944

Adolf Kaleta

Brigade staff company n.50 in the launching area prior to the attack at Dunkerque.

The attack on Dunkerque with Cromwell tanks; October 28, 1944

Military Cemetery in St. Omer-France. 199 soldiers and officers of the Czechoslovak foreign army lost their lives at Dunkerque.

CIC agent Lumír Pavlík, for whom the family of Ludmila Hermanová (Olšaníková) provided shelter in Mladějovice

Zdeněk Vondrasek

Publication called Memory of Čkyně region, in which you can search transferrers