Josef Vozáb, 1973

Josef Vozáb, 1974

Josef Vozáb (right) at the army, 1976

Wedding in 1959

Wedding in 1959

Jasoň Hampl

Jasoň Hampl in the 70s

Ekaterina Černíková, filming for Memory of Nations, Cheb, November 2023

Ekaterina Černíková, filming for Memory of Nations, Cheb, November 2023

Ekaterina Černíková at the time when the family was applying for documents to move out of Romania, Cãlãrasi, 1950s

Mother Olga Kovaříková, née Kopřivová, photographed during the deportation, Călărași, 1950s

Father Václav Kovařík, circa 1960s

Brother Alois Kovařík died in exile in February 1953 (?) and was buried in the Romanian village of Cacomeanca, 1950s

The grave of the late Alois Kovařík. Although the tombstone says the year of his death was 1955, the witness claims that her brother died in 1953 and the stone cross was not made by their father until three years after their son's death.

Czech deported families in Bãrãgan at the grave of Alois Kovařík: the Roths, Němečeks and Paneš, 1950s

Siblings Ekaterina, Alois and Róza Kovarik, 1952

Sister Rozálie Nechutová, née Kovaříková, moved to Czechoslovakia in the autumn of 1956. Călărași, 1950s

The Kovarik family in the year of deportation to the Bãrãgan region, from left Ekaterina, parents and brother Alois, 1950s

Deported from the village of Ezeru (Cacomeanca Nouă) to work for state farms. In the middle stands the witness and next to her Tina Sorescu, daughter of a deported Baptist preacher from Síkovice, 1955

Above Johana Roth with Ekaterina Černíková and below the sister of the witness Rozálie Nechutová and Václav Cizler from Gerník, Călărași, 1954

Natives of St. Helena in Cheb, 1963

Witness with her children after arriving in Czechoslovakia, 1960s

The Černík family on a visit to St Helena, from the left: sister Alžběta and her son, 1960s

Jiří Fuchs in 2024

From the event of the association Ananas, 1988