Hrušovany nad Jevišovkou - train station

The monastery in Napajedla. Sappers were based here during WW2

Southern Moravia after the creation of the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia (1941)

Plan of the Bratislava-Brno operation of the Red Army (1945)

Lanžhot immediately after the end of World War II

Lanžhot (1945)

Aš District. Leopold Tuček with his father

Lanžhot. A “King Tiger” destroyed near the town (1945)

Lanžhot. A destroyed Romanian Panzer IV-type tank (1945)

Lanžhot. A destroyed M3 Stuart tank (1945)

Members of the Clay-Eva squad. Far right is Antonín Bartoš

National conference of the Czechoslovak National Socialist Party in Prague. Leopold Tuček is top left. They photograph has had all marks connected with the National Socialists removed (1947)

Leopold Tuček in the early 1950s

Aš District. Construction of the Border Guard company in Horní Paseky (Oberreuth) in the mid-1950s

Aš District. Leopold Tuček in Horní Paseky (Oberreuth). Mid-1950s

Aš District. The wedding of Leoš Tuček and Věra Bohuslavová (1954)

Aš. Border Guard parade of the Aš battalion. Leopold Tuček is marching second from the left. Late 1970s

Leopold Tuček in the 1960s

Leopold Tuček (standing fourth from the right) with the BG company in Dolní Žandov (1966)

Father Husek and father Židlík

Aš. Border Guard parade of the Aš battalion. Leopold Tuček is marching first from the right. Late 1970s

Aš District. A party at a non-specified Border Guard company. Leopold Tuček is first from the left

Aš District. Border guards are rehearsing how to check a motor car. Late 1950s

Aš District. Border Guard soldier doing summer work. The man with the hat is Leopold Tuček. Early 1960s

Aš District. Nové Domy (Neuhausen) in the early 1970s