Hana Bořkovcová around 2000

Grandfather Josef Knapp

Father of Hana Viktor Knapp

Hana with her parents Renata and Viktor

Hana with her mother Renata

Hana in the beginning of the 1930s

Hana with her brother Michael about the middle of the 1930s

Drtina grammar school - the last photo of Hana with her schoolmates

Detail of Hana´s face from the previous picture

Her brother Michal before his transport to Theresienstadt

Jiřina Picková, cousine of Renata Knapp and Hana´s teacher at the Jewish school

Kurzbach, today Bukolowo, the agricultural building where 600 female inmates from the labor camp lived

Another agricultural building in Bukolowo belonging to the camp in Kurzbach - back then there were 400 female prisoners and a sick room

Memorial plate in Bukolowo - it was revealed in 2010

Memorial plate in Bukolowo - it was revealed in 2010

Manuscript writen by Hana in Wohlau

Accompanying letter for the home trip of Renata Knappová

Hana Bořkovcová in 1945 on a picture from her repatriation card

Wedding picture of Hana and Aleš Bořkovec in 1946

Hana Bořkovcová in 1948

Hana´s mother Renata at work in the Physiological Institute of the Academy of Sciences

Hana Bořkovcová in 1969 - at that time she was preparing the publication of her first book - Světýlka (Little Lights)

Hana Bořkovcová - she only got back to the memories from Theresienstadt in the r tenth book

Naděžda Volná - she sent this photo to her father to prison in Wroclaw. She wrote: from Dášenka for my dear Daddy

Naděžda Volná with her mother Věra in 1939