In the picture: Eva the first from the left and Irena the third at tennis in Štěkeň

The eldest of the three sisters Hana Muchová (* 1929)

Hana, Eva and Irena Mucha

Karel Mucha with his eldest daughter Hanka

Irena Muchová on the graduation photo board

Irena Muchová during her studies at the Business Academy in Jihlava

With the advancing front, German families also retreated. A German woman with her daughter Karin were accommodated by the Mucha family, followed by the commander of the Ledeč Gestapo

A view of the Ledeč square, where you can also see Karel Mucha's fabric shop. Photo undated

Her mother Růžena Muchová née Kuličová

Her mother Růžena Muchová maiden name Kuličová

The Mucha sisters on the Sázava River

Eva Muchová's wedding, to which Karel Mucha was released from prison for a few days. Of the eleven consecutive years of imprisonment, this is the only photograph by Karel Mucha, where he is also captured together with his family.

As a wedding gift, he brought figurines made in prison with bread soaked in urine

A visit of the Mucha's family by a politician and chairman of Czechoslovak government (1932-1935) by Jan Malypetr

Czechoslovak troops in front of Karel Mucha's shop

The Business Academy in Jihlava, which Irena Košťálová b. Muchova visited. The sixth from the left is in the second row In the photo

Marshal Malinovsky's Red Army troops occupied the Mucha's house on Ledeč Square for several days

Elfriede Weismann in 2020

Elfriede Weismann in 2020

Welcoming the Red Army at the end of the war in Ledeč nad Sázavou

During the holidays in Štěkeň, where the eldest daughter Hana studied

Hana's older sister was educated in Štěkeň at the Institute of English Virgins. Teaching here was led by nuns

The first Communion of the new priest František Karel

The first Communion Mass of František Karel and Irena Muchová in the procession in the foreground

The first Communion Mass of František Karel and as a parting bride Irena Muchová