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There had to be a "V" in the windows of public and department stores. A sign that the Germans will win

April 13, 1945 - transferred from Podolí to Řečkovice / April 19, 1945 - escape from the grammar school to the railway station in Řečkovice / April 21, 1945 - the day when Ladislav Hladík got home to Přibyslav

Profile of the anti-tank trench dug by Mr. Ladislav Hladík

The menu card served as a record for lunch, breakfast, dinner and as an identification document

Voucher for taking one "trencher-like" beer a day

Brno Podolí - Mr. Hladík was assigned to forced labor here from February 1945 and on April 13, they were transported to Řečkovice

Every day, they used to go to work from Řečkovice to Černá Pole, where they dug alleys from the brickyard to the cannons

The labor authorities called the year of birth 1927 and partly also 1928 for fortification work in Moravia

Ladislav Hladík and his friends dug so-called Panzergraben (anti-tank trenches) on this field

The building of the grammar school, where they were taken by transport from Podolí on 13 April. Brno-Řečkovice (the window marked with a cross is the room where Mr. Hladík stayed)

Escape through the fence and a detour to the station

In the middle, witness´mother and brother Karel, Venice,1920

Witness´mother and brother in Italy, 1920

Zdeňka Velímská

Jan Šícha 2019

Jan Šícha 2019

Dušan Vaněk in 2019

Dušan Vaněk in 2019

Portrait

Josef Lžičař in 2019

Josef Lžičař in 2019, portrait

Josef Šára in 2019

Josef Šára in 2019

Josef Šára

Family members during potato harvest