Max Lieben and Eva Fürstová, 1947

Home for Jewish orphans after WWII established in Bratislava (Zrinského 11) by the Maccabi Hatzair movement and led by Max Lieben and Eva Fürstová. 1946

Mr. and Mrs. Livni, 2012

Mordechaj Livni in November 2013

Mr. and Mrs. Livni, November 2013

Mr. and Mrs. Livni, May 2014

Jitka Radkovičová with Mordechaj and Chava Livni in May 2014

Petr Eisenberg's grandfather David Kassler, 1920

Petr Eisenberg's grandmother Eva Kasslerová, 1920

Petr's father Artur Eisenberg, 1939

Petra Eisenberg's mother Klára Eisenbergová, 1939

Petr's brother Pavel Eisenberg

A group of Petr's friends playing dodgeball in the yard of Jewish school in Frýdek

Secondary (on the left) and elementary (right) school in Frýdek which Petr attended after the family had moved from Ostrava to Frýdek

Petr Eisenberg at home in Frýdek, 1936

Petr, member of the Jewish Scout movement Tchelet Lavan ("Blue-White") on a trip with the group from Brno. Group leader Jakov Wurtzel first from right. School year 1936-1937.

Jewish sanatorium in Ostravice, c. 1937

Group of friends from the Brno group of Tchelet Lavan

Girls kvuca Tchelet Lavan from Brno, madricha (leader) Liese Tauss in the middle, c. 1938

Petr Eisenberg in May 1940

Petr Eisenberg playing football in Terezín, 1944

Petr Eisenberg as a soldier, Prague, 1946

Petr' Erben's wife Eva, 1948

Petr Eisenberg in May 2014

Petr Eisenberg in May 2014