Brunhilde Scheiner, about nine years old.

Brunhilde Scheiner on the day of confirmation

British POW camp in Egypt where the witness's uncle Anton Cír was held captive (circa 1945-47)

The British POW camp in Egypt where the witness's uncle Anton Cír was held captive (circa 1945-47)

A Wehrmacht unit before leaving for the frontline. Witness's father is among the soldiers (1939)

Brunhilde Scheiner in a period photograph (circa 1958)

Brunhilde Scheiner in a period photograph (circa 1960)

Brunhilde Scheiner in a period photograph (circa 1958)

Brunhilde Scheiner's entire family (she is standing second right), circa 1960

Witness's mother, a war widow in mourning clothes (shortly after the war)

Grandfather and grandmother

Brunhilde's wedding to Josef Scheiner (1960)

Brunhilde's wedding to Josef Scheiner (1960)

Brunhilde Scheiner in 2025

Witness's uncle František Cír, who died in a Soviet POW camp, in Wehrmacht uniform

Brunhilde with her mother (1940)

Wedding of the witness's parents

Brunhilde in Chotěšov shortly after the war

Witness's uncle Antonín Cír, 1950s

Marie Dvořáková in 2025

Marie Dvořáková in 2025

Marie Dvořáková, 1940s

Parents Anna Dvořáková and Józef Zbierajewski in their wedding photo, 15 August 1922

Józef Zbierajewski, veteran of World War I and the Polish-Soviet War, in which he earned the 1920 Krzyż Walecznych (Cross of Valour), early 1920s

Witness' native house in Martinovka, Volhynia, 1930s-1940s