Award of the German Federal President for building Czech-German relations and culture, Brno, 2020.

Kitty Gald with friends, Znojmo - box, 1946. Second from the right.

Marianne/Mitzi Drachsler (née Grossmann), aunt of the witness from Vienna, died in Auschwitz in 1944.

Artur Grossmann, uncle of the witness, while working in the Jewish religious community of Prague, 1942.

A goodbye note sent before deportation from the Ivančice internment camp by Cecilia Grossmann, the witness's grandmother, to Znojmo, 1942.

Cabin 11, Ivančice refugee camp, 22 July 1939.

A group from a refugee camp in Ivančice, the family of a witness, Cecilia and Herman Grossmann and their daughter, 1939.

Greta Stern, aunt of the witness, in Venice 1936/1937. She died after being deported to Riga in 1942.

Cecilie Grossmann, grandmother of the witness, in the park in the Znojmo box, 1930s. She died after being deported to Treblinka in 1942.

Kitty Gald with her brother Kurt, Znojmo, 1940s.

Senger family, Znojmo, 1946.

Drahomíra Brychtová, née Heindlová (born 1932)

A ceremonial welcome of President Edvarda Beneš who rode on a train through Český Bohdíkov.

State minority school (Czech language) in Raškov.

Jan Heindl in army uniform and with a sabre he inherited from his father.

His great-grandfather, Jan Evangelista Kosina, and his great-grandmother, Marie Poláková, née Kosinová, invitations to a ball, Pardubice, 29 January 1887

His great-grandfather, Jan Evangelista Kosina, and his great-grandmother, Marie Poláková, née Kosinová, invitations to a worker's ball, Pardubice, 29 January 1887, reverse side

A photo of SS men taken in secret from František Kosina's carpentry shop opposite the Pardubice court building, Pardubice, undated

A photo of SS men taken in secret from František Kosina's carpentry shop opposite the Pardubice court building, Pardubice, undated, a reverse side

František Kosina, her father

František Kosina, her grandfather, Pardubice, 1948.

Monika Pajerová and Vladimír Mišík standing completely on the right, he was later a famous musician, the turn of the 1960s and 1970s

Front side of a postcard - her father, František Kosina, vith violin, writes his father, František Kosina, who has been fighting the war, 30 January 1916

Reverse side of a postcard - her father, František Kosina, vith violin, writes his father, František Kosina, who has been fighting the war, 30 January 1916

Monika Pajerová (in the front, third from the right) in the picture with grammar school classmates