Jiri Löwy as a little boy after a haircut (the one with dimples in his cheeks)

Jiří Löwy with his nephews Radek and Petr Uhel at the cottage near the Čechovka camp, where his mother hid during the war

Jiří Löwy at the camp Čechovka

Jiří Löwy as a nineteen-year-old with his first great love Laděnka Šmejcová

In Hamry, among others, with the future wife of the teacher Ladislav Lašek, also a Jew (second from the right in the top row)

On the left Jiří Löwy with apprentices in Pardubice (Julínek, Škrobal and others)

Jiří Löwy with boxer Badyna one year after apprenticeship

Leontýna and Václav Fialkas, grandmother and grandfather of Jiří Löwy from his mother's side, in 1961

Grandmother Leontýna Fialková, grandfather Václav Fialka, Fialka's dad or older brother, Jiří Löwy's mother as a little girl

Jiří Löwy with his four years older sister Věra in 1959

Jiří Löwy as a little boy with his family

Grandmother Leontýna with grandfather Václav at the cottage in 1960

Jiří Löwy with his parents and sister Věra in Šumava

From the left: Moritz, Berta and Rudolf Löwy on the farm in Kunějovice in 1935

Jiří Löwy as vice-chairman of the Jewish Community of Pilsen and Arnošt Bergmann, who was chairman of the Jewish Community after the Velvet Revolution

Jiří Löwy as a little boy with his sister Věra and his parents

Jiří Löwy in the military service in Bechyně with his father, who came to visit him

With his bridesmaid Dana Petrovková, his second great love, at a wedding

Photos from the Pilsen Slavia when Jiří Löwy was doing athletics (bottom middle)

Jiří Löwy in the chess club in Pardubice

Jiří Löwy at the time of his apprenticeship, when he was about eighteen years old

Jiří Löwy at work as a sound engineer in Touškov

Jiří Löwy in the army, just before his return to civilian life

Jiří Löwy in his youth

Jiří Löwy in his youth