Ladislav Hlavatý (first from the right) as a pioneer, Prague, 1959

Ladislav Hlavatý as a big beat drummer, Prague, 1968

Sereda family (from left to right): father Mykola Sereda, son Volodymyr Sereda, mother - Mariya Sereda; not specified; not specified; wife of Volodymyr Sereda; cousin (Baykivtsi village, Ternopil region, about 1970s).

Church village choir of Liashky village, Yaroslavl district. In the center - the choir conductor Volodymyr Shumskyi (Liashky village, 1929)

Class of Volodymyr Sereda in the village of Birky (early 1950s)

Sereda family. Seated from right to left: grandfather - Andriy Sereda, grandmother - Anna Sereda, aunt - Mariya Lekh. Standing from left to right: aunt - Olena; uncle - Vasyl Sereda; father - Mykola Sereda; mother - Mariya Sereda; godfather - Vasyl Mukha; aunt - Ahafiya (August 1934, Liashky village)

Volodymyr Sereda at the entrance to the former family yard (2003, Liashky village)

With his wife Taťjána Hlavata, b. Bohdalová, at the auction of the Via Foundation, Prague, 2019

Ladislav Hlavatý as a promoter during graduations of CTU students, Prague, 2016

At the wedding of his daughter Kateřina, married Režná, 2009

Vincenc Novák in 2020

Vincenc Novák in 2020

Vincenc Novák during his military service in 1952

Father Karel Novák is in the middle, his mother Barbora Nováková is on his right

Father Karel Novák (in the middle) had to leave Yugoslavia to join the millitary service in Čáslav

Vincenc Novák with his sister and aunt

Vincenc Novák worked as a driver in an agriculture cooperative

Vincenc Novák with his wife and children in Jiřice u Miroslavi

Vincenc Novák with his friend during his military service

Vincenc Novák during the journey to the peace mission in Korea

Vincenc Novák during the peace mission in Korea

Czechoslovak soldiers during the peace mission in Korea, in the photo with North Korean soldiers

Czechoslovak peace mission in Korea in 1953

Czechoslovak peace mission in Korea in 1953

Czechoslovak peace mission in Korea in 1953