Upper square in Šternberk in 1904

Upper Square in Šternberk in 1920

Swimming pool in Dolní Žleb where the witness used to swim as a child

Memorial of Šternberk citizens who perished in World War I, which was demolished in 1945

Parents Rudolf and Anna Lux

Parents Rudolf and Anna Lux

Hildegard Sedlářová (Luxová's) family

Family photographs on the wall

Mother's sisters (the Babek family)

František and Hildegard Sedlářs' wedding photograph from 1949

Brother Rudolf

Former Gestapo building in Šternberk

Hildegardá Sedlářová's house in Šternberk

Upper square in Šternberk in 2012

The Sedlářs in 2012

The mill where Soviet soldiers were treated after the war and where Hildegard Sedlářová worked as a cleaning lady

Former Gestapo building in Šternberk at left

Michal Reiman (first from left) with Soviet non-conformist politologists during the first German-Soviet Politological Conference in the spring of 1989 in West Berlin

Michal Reiman (left) with Lev Kopalev and Raisa Orlovoвa, Russian dissident writers exiled from the USSR, in West Berlin

Jan Křivka with siblings in Volhynia

Jan Křivka in Volhynia

Jan Křivka after the war

Křivka family

Jan Křivka in the army

Jan Křivka and metropolitan bishop Dorotej - parish Františkovy Lázně