Ondřej Neff, 2016

Ondřej Neff, 2016

Ondřej Neff, 2016

Ondřej Neff, 2016

Prečan Vilém, 2016

Prečan Vilém, 2016

Grandmother from Prague Arnoštka Lieblová, with her twelve grandsons. Max Lieben sitting on her left.

Max Lieben in 1942

Max Lieben after his return from the concentration camp in 1945

Max Lieben with his wife-to-be Eva Fürstová, Žilina 1947

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