Family photo: Vítězslav Tichý with his brother Vladimír (left), father Vítězslav, mother Věra (née Tichá) and grandfather František Novotný, circa 1960

The Werichiad of the Jan Werich Friends Club, ABC Theatre, Prague, 1993. Vítězslav Tichý is centre with suit and tie

Boleslav Polívka (left) and Vítězslav Tichý at the Film Laughter Festival in Rychnov nad Kněžnou, 1993

Director Jiří Krejčík (right) and Vítězslav Tichý at the Filmový Tesák festival in 2001

Vítězslav Tichý during the filming for Memory of Nation in the Zlín studio

Vítězslav Tichý in 2004

Jana Živná, photo dated 18 June 1953

Jana Živná with her mother Gertruda Juppová

František Schnabl, born in Berlin on 21 November 1924, murdered in Maly Trostenets; circa 1939, back side

Jana Živná's mother Gertruda Juppová with her concentration camp friend Anna Petrásková (nee Neumannová), 1981

František Schnabl, born in Berlin on 21 November 1924, murdered in Maly Trostenets; circa 1939

Michle Synagogue circa 1958, shortly after the Šnábls moved in

Hanuš Šnábl and daughter Věra Snabl in England, circa 1969/1970

Hanuš Šnábl, Dagmar Šnáblová and Věra, circa 1957

Hanuš Šnabl, circa 1958

Witness's parents the Pavlíčeks (seated, centre) with the mother of the executed Sigmund Bakala (left), 1980s

Burgher school in Přerov, witness is fourth left in the middle row

Barn fire at the Pavlíčeks' house, 1971

Witness's parents Josef Pavlíček and Františka Pavlíčková

Witness with mother Frantiska and sisters

Witness during military service, 1950s

Josef Pavlíček in his youth, 1950s

The Pavlíček family

Josef Pavlíček in 2023

Jiří Boček in 1977