Children rescued by Přemysl Pitter visiting Hana Benešová. Judis Urbanová in a plaid dress with a teddy bear in her hand stands third from the right in the second row, 1947

Judis Urbanová (in a plaid dress with a teddy bear in her hand) with Hana Benešová and the wife of U.S. Ambassador Laurence Steinhardt, 1947

Aunt Regina Heitmann, who placed Judis Urbanová to a home for the elderly, ca. 1944

Adoptive mother Ely Leiner and her husband, 1954

Judis Urbanová, 2023

Judis Urbanová, 2023

Spitsbergen expedition in 1968, second from the left

Gerhard Tschunko with his mother Růžena and father Rudolf in 1935

Witness was an active climber even at the beginning of the new millennium

Ludmila Tornová at the time of the interview in February 2024

Ludmila Tornová in her youth

The grandfather of the witness, Professor of Indology Moriz Winternitz (1863-1937) in his office in Opatovická Street in Prague in 1930

Indologist Moriz Winternitz (left), then dean of the philosophical faculty of the German University in Prague, Bengali poet and philosopher Rabindranath Thakur (centre) and Czech indologist Vincenc Lesný (right) in Prague in June 1921, Thakur visited the Jedlička Institute and gave a lecture in the large hall of the Lucerna

Rabindranath Thakur (seated second from left) visiting Prague, grandfather of the witness Moriz Winternitz standing first from left in the second row

Witness´s grandfather Moriz Winternitz's (right) and Rabindranath Thakur in India in 1922, when Moriz Winternitz served as a visiting professor for a year at his Vishvabharati University in Shantiniketan

Moriz Winternitz's children in a photograph of the famous Langhans studio from 1904, a year before their mother's death. From left: Artur, Ida, Josef, Jiří and Max

Berta Nagel (1862-1932) - opera singer and second wife of Moriz Winternitz

Otilie Nagelová (1861-1943), sister of Moriz Winternitz's second wife, who accompanied Einstein on the piano

Father of the witness Jiří Winternitz in his youth, since 1947 Jiří Vít (1898 -1988)

Mother of the witness Květislava Vítová, née Richterová (1914-1997), in her youth

Josef Winternitz (1896-1952), the older brother of the witness´s father, was a physicist and philosopher who popularized Einstein's theory of relativity during the First Republic and was one of the leaders of the German-speaking left-wing youth

Parents Květislava and JiříWinternitz in exile in London during the Second World War with their sons Petr (1940-1944) and Pavel (*1942)

Witness´s mother with her sons Petr (1940-1944) and Pavel (*1942) during the Second World War in exile in London

Max Winternitz, the younger brother of the witness´s father, with his son Pavel (left) in exile in London in 1941

Younger brother of the witness´s father, MUDr. Max Winternitz (1900-1952) in 1946