Milan Fráňa in the middle during a ceremony at the European basketball championship in 1947

His father, Milan Fráňa, defending during a match with Bulgaria

Sokol Brno 1 after winning 1948 tournament in Nice, Milan Fráňa second from the right in the first row

Jiří Fráňa with his father Milan in 1949

Jiří Fráňa with his mother Jiřina in 1949

Jiří Fráňa with his mother Jiřina in 1950, after his father had been imprisoned

Jiří Fráňa with his father Milan in 1960 after he was released from prison

Jiří Fráňa with his father Milan in 1960 after he was released from prison

After he was released from prison, Milan Fráňa had been working as a glazier

Milan Fráňa's funeral turned into a silent protest

Milan Fráňa's funeral turned into a silent protest

Milan Fráňa's funeral turned into a silent protest

Jiří Fráňa in 2019

José Alberto Álvarez Bravo

A photo board of the class of the Warrant Officer School of the Public Security (State Security), Miroslav Kučera in the middle row, the second one from the left

In addition to other songs, Miroslav Kučera often sang his anti-regime compositions Bouře (the Storm) and Konvalinka (the lily of the valley)

Miroslav Kučera in a boarding room in Karviná with his roommates

A social meeting in Blansko, Miroslav Kučera with a guitar, on the left with a raised glass stands František Korvas, who after the revolution became the director of the Vyškov Museum

The initial meeting at the Slovácko Theater to put the play Na kůži se neumírá into practise, the first from the left is the Prague poet Jaroslav Čejka, who represented Pavel Dostál, whose name was not allowed to appear on posters and programs (1988)

Russian theater director from Borisoglebsk, Alexandr Miťkin, who after the revolution could already be a guest at the Slovácko Theater and Karlovy Vary, Miroslav Kučera and A. Mitkin is accompanied by his daughter and wife in front of the castle in Rájec nad Svitavou in the picture (2000)

A tourist portrait of Miroslav Kučera from a visit to St. Margarethen in Austria

Dana with her brother Ivan and her grandmother Rela, Prague 1953

At the back on the right Dana's mother Zdena, in front of her Hana Benešová, on the left in the front Alice Masaryková, Prague around 1938

A wedding photograph of her grandmother Rely and grandfather Antonín Šesták, Prague around 1922

Her grandfather Antonín Šesták as a Russian legionnaire, Prague around 1920