The Second World War Dead Memorial in Dolní Bečva

The Second World War Dead Memorial in Dolní Bečva

Milada and Radko Linharts´wedding photo

Petr Hošťálek at the railway army, 1984

Father Josef Holiš

Father Josef Holiš in the photo on the bravery recognition certificate, in memoriam

Mother Františka in the 1960s

Mother Františka in the 1960s

Left to right: Milena Urbanová with her grandson Stanislav Štrbík, the youngest son Josef a mom Františka, second half of the 1960s

With her husband Josef at their daughter´s wedding, 1980

Milena Urbanová in the 1960s

Milena Urbanová in 2021

Antonín Panenka in 2021

Antonín Panenka in 2021

Antonín Panenka with his coach Svatopluk Pluskal at the Bohemians Stadium, turn of the 1960s and 1970s Antonín Panenka se svým trenérem Svatoplukem Pluskalem na stadionu Bohemians, přelom 60. a 70. let 20. století

Antonín Panenka as a teenager with a trophy for the best scorer of a football tournament, 1964

In a wedding photo with his wife Vlasta, 1971

The cover of the book Solo for Panenka, which was published in 1982 in the Stadion edition

The back cover of the book Solo for Panenka with newspaper headlines

The book Solo for Panenka captured a football player in various situations - at the top right are the celebrations of the title of the 1976 European Champions, at the bottom is Panenka in social party with teammates Zdeněk Nehoda and coach Jozef Vengloš

1976 European Championship semifinals with Holland (left) and the joy after the winning final match with the Germans (right); from the book Solo for a Doll

Antonín Panenka with the popular comedians Šimek, Sobota and Nárožný (bottom right); from the book Solo for Panenka

In the Bohemians jersey during league matches; from the book Solo for Panenka

Antonín Panenka with the ball before the penalty kick, with his teammate Ladislav Vízek, with his mother Antonia and with his wife Vlasta, daughter Martina and son Tomáš; from the book Solo for Panenka

Antonín Panenka with the then chairman of ČSTV Antonín Himl (top left), with a trophy for the best footballer in Czechoslovakia in 1980 and saying goodbye the Bohemians jersey during the match before the transfer to Rapid Vienna in 1981; from the book Solo for Panenka