The Střípky velvetové revoluce (Shards of the Velvet Revolution) exhibition made by Post Bellum on the premises of the former VŠZ (now the Czech University of Life Sciences) in Prague-Suchdol in November 2019, which included a panel with Ingrid Kejkrtová's story

Dagmar Stará, 2025

Dagmar Stará, before the war

Parents of Dagmar Stará, undated

Parents of Dagmar Stará, undated

Dagmar Stará's mother, Hilda Pirchanová, nee. Löwová

Dagmar Stará's mother, Hilda Broniewská (married for the second time)

Dagmar Stará before the war

Dagmar Stará on the right, before the war

Petr Bruner, Prague, 2025

Petr Bruner, Prague, 2025

Grandfather of Peter Bruner František Bruner, 1917

Peter Bruner's grandfather František Bruner, circa 1944

American army in Kolinec, 1945

Liberation of Volyně, Peter Bruner's mother in the middle, May 1945

Peter Bruner's father during his studies at the gymnasium, 1949

Peter Bruner's father (first from the left in the top row), circa 1952

Peter Bruner's mother Jarmila Brunerová, 1951

Peter Bruner's mother with her father Karel Tichy, 1955

The Bruner family, from left: father, grandfather, grandmother and uncle of Petr Bruner, circa 1958

Peter Bruner's maternal grandparents, 1961

Peter Bruner's family debating with soldiers in Kolinec during the invasion in August 1968. From left: Petr Bruner, his father, his cousin Šárka with her friend and unknown young men

Petr Bruner

Zleva pamětník, Jan Baptista Bárta, pamětníkova manželka, doktorka Ryssová, Miloslav Nevrlý, švagrová pamětníka, nejspíše konec 70. let

Páter Jan Baptista Bárta, asi 70. léta, cca tři roky před smrtí v roce 1982