Vl. Sloup (the youngest, on the right) together with his brother, mother and sister

Honor posthumously awarded the city council

Employyes of the workshops of the South Bohemian Theater around 1990 (Vl. Sloup stands on the right)

The back of the photo taken while surveilling Vl. Sloup by the State Security in March 1988

Vladimír Hamal in the centre of the saxophone section of the Krab Orchestra in Přerov, 1950s

Vl. Sloup with a funeral carriage of the capital city of Prague, which he renovated. The period of self-employment after 1989

Skiing at Portáš, the witness third from the left, second from the left is her then boyfriend Vl. Wicherek, early 70s

A photo taken by the State Security while surveilling Vl. Sloupa during a visit to Prague in 1988 (the reason for the visit was a meeting with lawyer Josef Lžičař)

The Second Večerka Triangle, 1955. (2) Vl. Richter, (6) Rabinský L., (5) Morbitzer, (1) Berger, (8) Zemek, (10) Bajgar, (9) Šina, (7) Hrbáč, (11) Supa

Wedding trip to Romania (a trip of friends together with the newlyweds Jana and Bohumil Stupecký; third and fourth from the left, the witness with her boyfriend Vl. Wicherk standing next to them on the right), Romania 1971

Grammar school in Velehrad, 1945/6, third year alone: K. Ševela and B. Janíček. In the middle above the board Vl. Ovčáčík, sitting: third Jan Rybář, 1st row standing the first Josef Jakubec, the third Frant. Čupr (brother of Josef). 2nd row in the middle Hladiš

Brass ensemble: sitting right Pavel Ševela - horn. 2nd row: second from left Vl. Ovčáčík - clarinet, third J. Hladiš - clarinet, Karel Ševela. 3rd row: (excluding bass) second J. Stojaspal. Top row second from the right Ant. Krejčiřík - trombone, 1948/9

Holiday scout camp in Mlýnky near Sudoměřice, on the right Ševela, on the left next to him J. Rybář, on the right sitting in the entrance Vl. Ovčáčík, lying on the left St. Peroutka. In the middle of the entrance standing "on a hedgehog" Ant. Ott alias "Our Tonda from the kitchen", later a minorite Fr. Alexandr, + as a pastor in Veselí n. Mor.

Fourth year of the Velehrad Grammar school, the class teacher was Norbert Zelený. Far right standing C. Josef Vagunda, temporarily prefect. Next to Zelený left Vl. Ovčáčík, on the right Josef Kolmaš, Jan Rybář. 2nd row: fifth Josef Jakubec. 3rd row: fourth (covered) J. Hladiš. - A year later, after the fifth year, five students left for the novitiate: always from the left - 1st row fourth Josef Kolmaš, 2nd row first Jindř. Rajnoch, second Jindřich Lípa, fourth Josef Daněk, sixth Josef Šedivý, 1946/7

Grammar school in Velehrad, end of the school year 1945/6, second and third year together. Professors from left: Tomáš Špidlík, Blažej Ráček, Karel Závadský (headmaster), Jan Svoboda (rector), Frant. Kubíček, Karel Ševela (Gen. Prefect), Boh. Janíček. - between Ráček and Závadský Vl. Ovčáčík, above him on the left Jan Rybář, above his neighbour on the right Josef Hladiš. In the second standing row from the right Frant. Měsíc. Above Ševela, St. Peroutka, neighbour on the right J. Stojaspal. Above the head of Kubíček, Ant. Krejčiřík. Of the five standing at the very top, the fourth from the left is Josef Jakubec

Sixth year of the Velehrad Grammar school, Karel Ševela, Frant. Kubíček, mg. Vojt. Ondřej. These joined the novitiate: sitting: first from left Jan Rybář, second from right Vl. Ovčáčík. Second row from left: the first Josef Jakubec, the second Stanislav Klvaňa, the fourth Ant. Fojtík, (last in line Josef Suchánek, who was later ordained a secular priest and served and later died in his birthplace in Borkovany). 3rd row: first Josef Špiruda, second Josef Hladiš, third Oldřich Jurok (nephew of P. Botor), fourth Miroslav Dančík, at the end of the row is Ladislav Krásenský, 1948/9