Oldřiška Mikundová-Bártková (on the right) in front of the house in Prostřední Bečva

Old family house in Prostřední Bečva where the father had the hiding place built in a chimney - a new house was built in its place after long negotiations with National Heritage Institute and it has been standing there ever since

Witness´s mum Marie Mikulcová had a memorial to Oldřich Šimurda erected after the war

Fallen heroes memorial plaque was placed in Prostřední Bečva after the war, one of the heroes is Oldřich Šimunda - witness´s father who was without trial executed by Gestapo for helping partisans

Oldřiška Mikundová-Bártková got married to Miroslav Mikunda when she was twenty one years old

New house built instead of the old house in Prostřední Bečva

New house built instead of the old house in Prostřední Bečva stands up to now (2021)

1960s, the witness is on the right

Karel Bořuta on the temporary leave permit from the military service, 1951

Karel Bořuta during the military service in Trnava (1951)

Karel Bořuta with his son, 1965

Karel Bořuta with his son

Karel Bořuta in the 1930s

Karel Bořuta in 2020

His wife Františka with their daughter, 1950s

His wife Františka with their children 1960S

His wife Františka

In the military service (1951), the witness is in the middle

Starting the military service (1949)

The newlyweds Bořutovi

The newly married woman Františka

Before joining the military service in 1949, a witness is at the top center

With his brother. the Witness is in the foreground

With his mother Maria and his wife Františka

WIth his wife and their children in 1960