Sunset at a beach in Jaffa with an ancient Christian shrine and fortress on a stony outcrop dominating the landscape

The Seven Sisters road turns near Jerusalem

Jordan, the biblical river

Members of the Desert Guard in Palestina

A typical Palestinian villager with a plough

Nomads' camels

During his travels, Jan would never miss a chance to learn about and depict different peoples and cultures

On a boat leaving Palestina. Jan, on the right

Miroslav Bouček with his mother

Miroslav Bouček during the studies, picking hops

Part of the Old Town in Alexandria, Egypt

The pyramids in Giza

A port in the Suez Canal

A port in the Suez Canal

Miroslav Bouček 's wedding with Věra in 1966

An unused postcard kept as a souvenir - the fishing port in Cape Town

Prague after the war

An unique photograph of the Czechoslovak pilots taken on the 19th of April, 1941, in the garden of the Czechoslovak embassy in Cape Tow. Far right, the Ambassador, Mr. Linhart with his family, and the employees of the consulate. At his right, second from left, Jan Irving, far left, J. Němeček. Front row, kneeling, from the left: J. Grič, J. Zdráhal, O. Žanta, A. Sedláček a Al. Keda.

Photograph of the Czechoslovak pilots taken on the 19th April, 1941, in front of the consular villa "Praha: left, P. Hlinovský, employee o the consulate, J. Zdráhal, K. Zeman, O. Žanta, J. Grič, J. Irving, by the gate, the Ambasador's daughter, Stela Linhartová (maried Haisová), third from right, Al. Keda, J. Němeček and A. Sedláček

Olympic winner Olga Fikotová (right) - cousin of a witness who became a US citizen in 1960

Jan tried his best to spend his free time documenting his travels and in this case, he quite likely enjoyed the process

Together with students from the Stories of Our Neighbors project

Talking about photos from the witness's album

Jan tried his best to spend his free time documenting his travels

Jan tried his best to spend his free time documenting his travels