Hana Trávová 2010

Portrait of her mother drawn by a patient in typhus ward in Terezín

„Teplá“ pub in Rychaltice, where the customs office had its seat after September 1938

Church in Rychaltice after the bombing on 2nd May 1945.

Burial of Red Army soldiers in Rychaltice in May 1945.

A photograph of Mrs Michailidu's father from before the war. The upper part containing the royal crown was cut out.

Mrs Michailidu's father

Mrs Michailidu's parents

Mrs Michailidu and her husband nowadays

Mr Michailidis and his wife today

A photograph of an article from the magazine Chvilka. The author is Jaroslav Feyereisl, who also taught Konstantinos Michailidis.

Photographs of Konstantinos Michailidis from his stay at a children's home. The woman on the two photographs on the right is the governess "Mamma Elis" mentioned in the interview.

A photograph of Konstantinos Michailidis' family most probably while still in Greece. The narrator is second from the right.

A school report of Konstantinos Michailidis that he received at a school in Bulkes.

Programme from a performance of the children's cultural troupe in support of the Greek partisans.

Programme from a performance of the children's cultural troupe in support of the Greek partisans.

A group photo of the children's cultural troupe that Mr Michailidis was part of.

The Vojna Memorial near Příbram

Ludvík Šablatura 2007

Ludvík Šablatura in 1945

Men murdered in the Zákřov massacre on 20th April 1945 (Oldřich Ohera was Mrs. Calábková´s father)

Otto Wolf, a Jewish boy whose family was hiding at the Ohera's house - killed in the Zákřov masssacre at the age of 18

Memorial of the the Zákřov massacre in Tršice Zákřov - February 2011

Memorial of the the Zákřov massacre in Tršice Zákřov - February 2011

Zákřov in February 2011 - memorial of the massacre on the right