Grunwald family, 1957

Tejkl family, 1985

Marie with friends, 1964

Marcela, daughter of the witness with a friend, standing on the right, Březnice u Zlína, 1964

Birthplace of the witness's husband, Březnice near Zlín, consecration of the cross, shortly after the First World War

Consecration of the foundation of the church in Bánov, in the middle Cardinal Štěpán Trochta, Bánov, 1965

Husband's father Antonín Gajdůšek and husband of witness Jaroslav Gajdůšek at the age of two, Březnice, 1931

Witness with her brother Joseph on a trip, Vatican, 1985

As a young woman at the Bata factory, the witness stands in the middle, next to her friend, Gottwaldov (Zlín), 1952

Wedding of sister Anežka and František Havelka, lower left sister Ludmila, right witness, 1953

Wedding of sister Anežka and František Havelka, lower left sister Ludmila, right witness, 1953

From left, mother of the witness Františka Polanská, her sister Kristýna, grandmother Kateřina Rožková, mother-in-law and mother's sisters Marie and Anna, Bánov 1918

Jaroslav Hýbner, the early 1980s

Jaroslav Hýbner at his friend's wedding

Jaroslav Hýbner, a portrait

Jaroslav Hýbner, a portrait

Jaroslav Hýbner, a portrait

Jaroslav Hýbner at Akustiáda in the forest near Koryčany

At the Akustiad in the forest near Koryčany

Julie Klačková

Lia (Julie Klačková) with her foster parents Gertruda and Theodor Kutz

Gertruda Kutz and Lia (Julie Klačková)

The house in Wendenstrasse Street in Delmenhorst where Lia grew up and from where she was kidnapped by the bureau to Czechoslovakia in May 1950

Adolf Dvořák, Julie Klačková's father

Marie Dvořáková, the wife of Adolf Dvořák, who became already the third temporary mother for Julie