Hana Palcová, Voice of America – She didn’t save many of the VOA programs, only a few were lucky enough to survive on vinyl records and cassette tapes

Hana Palcová and Olga Havlová, New York 1990

Ivan Medek and Hana Palcová, second half of the 1990s

Vendy Luevs and Hana Palcová as an editor for Voice of America, 1990

Václav Havel and Hana Palcová (all the way to the right), 1990

Head of Soviet counter-intelligence services Oleg Kalugin with Hana Palcová, 1997

The Mlynář Family - Alena Mlynářová, b. Kynclová, and Josef Mlynář; children - from left Josef, Jiří, Tomáš, Alena

Building a family house in Borová near Polička, 1974-77

View of the new house, Borová, 1974

Josef Mlynář with his wife and four children

A photograph taken during the WWII, likely in the Croatian Slavonia, shows a group of men from the 1st independent Czechoslovak brigade 'Jan Žižka of Trocnov' which fought side by side with the Tito's resistance army

Ľudovít Volf

Elena Cinová (on the right) with sister and cousin

Elena Cinová with her husband in the camp, where were as lectors in 1993

Elene Cinová on godmothers weeding (on the right - Elena, in the behind - parents, on the left - sister Jana)

Elena Cinová as three years old child (on the left) with her mother and sister

Current photo - Elena Cinová

Jaroslav Škarvan in 2020

Jaroslav Škarvan in 2020

Jaroslav Škarvan's mother

With father

Father's tailoring in the house where Jaroslav still lives; Neveklov, Prazska ul.

Jaroslav Škarvan

Josef Zíka (sitting in the middle) with gardeners in the settlement Zíkov

Josef Zíka in 1950s as a member of the Auxiliary Technical Battalions