After the break-up of the group Dominant, Miroslav Kučera became a solo singer of youth clubs in Adamov, Blansko and Brno (1974)

Welcoming the smallests citizens at the Municipal National office in Adamov, Mrs. Kučerová holds a daughter of Miroslav in her arms (1971) Vítání občánků na Městském národním výboru v Adamově, paní Kučerová drží v náručí dceru Miroslavu (1971)

Miroslav Kučera - the frontman of a musical formation with a new name Dominant, the original name "Monks" had to be abandoned by musicians because it was English (1971)

Repair of the house by himself, Miroslav Kučera in 1977

From left Jan Urbánek, Petr Havelka, Miroslav Kučera, Bořivoj Beránek (the brother of Mr. Kučera's wife), Luboš Cupák (1970)

The ambulance car that Mr. Kučera drove was not equipped with lanes, a radio, a warning horn or a beacon - he forced a fast ride with the high beams on and a standard car horn.

In the Luftschutzpolizei uniform (1942)

The family (Cologne, 1925)

Parents' wedding photograph (1921)

Jan Pavlásek's mother

Vladimir Pavlasek (father) after returning from the legion (1919)

J. Pavlasek's mother, before marriage, undated

Jan Pavlásek with mother and sister

Jan Pavlasek's family with friends from Cologne

Jan Pavlasek at 7 (1930)

a walk in Cologne

Vladimir Pavlasek's family in Cologne

Vienna, 1935

Vienna consulate

father Vladimir Pavlasek - Vienna office

Dedicated to Song (scout nickname of Jan Pavlasek), 6/12/1945

Archery practice

Father with collegues, Vienna, undated

Jan Pavlásek, undated

mother, Prague,1950