Aleš Svoboda, 1975

Aleš Svoboda in 2024

Aleš Svoboda in 2024

Milan Hrabal s manželkou a dětmi na zahradě, rok 1983.

Otec Václav v sazárně, rok 1957

Oleksandra (Lesya) Krypyakevych (Tsehelska) during the interview

Artemiy's children - Andriy, Lesya, Bohdana. Tomsk, Vokzalnaya Street. 1955. Piano "Belarus", bought in Tomsk, brought to Ukraine.

Children of Fr. Artemiy - Andriy (teacher of anatomy at Lviv Medical University), Petrus (now maestro of the 1st violin of the Warsaw Philharmonic), Oleksandra (member of the Union of Artists, public figure), Bohdana (pharmacist, mother of Oleg Tyagnybok).

The last farewell photo before leaving Tomsk. 1956. Kachurin (friend), Bohdana, Petrus, Lesya, Andriy.

Oleksandra (Lesya) Krypyakevych during the interview

Portrait of Ignatius Tsegelsky, grandfather, made by a prisoner, 1950s.

Anna Skobelska, grandmother, at a special settlement, 1950s

Anna Skobelska, grandmother, 1961

Marta Tsehelska, mother, at a special settlement, 1950s

Marta and Artemy Tsehelsky, 1958

Bohdana, Oleksandra and Andriy Tsehelski

Petrovice (Petersdorf) in the Jeseníky region before the expulsion of Germans. The present-day village is considerably smaller.

Pilgrimage in Vojtovice (Woitzdorf) during the First Republic era

Vojtovice (Woitzdorf), in the Jeseník district before the expulsion of Germans

Vojtovice and Hraničná before the expulsion of Germans

Extinct village Hraničky (Gränzdorf), Jeseník district, before the expulsion of Germans. The village was demolished in 1959-1960, and only one house remains today.

Extinct village Hraničky (Gränzdorf), Jeseník district, before the expulsion of Germans. The village was demolished in 1959-1960, and only one house remains today. (2)

Extinct village Hraničky (Gränzdorf), Jeseník district, before the expulsion of Germans. The village was demolished in 1959-1960, and only one house remains today. (3)

Extinct village Hraničná (Grenzgrunt) in the Jeseník region - the village officially ceased to exist on January 1, 1976 (2)

Extinct village Hraničná (Grenzgrunt) in the Jeseník region - the village officially ceased to exist on January 1, 1976