Portrait photograph of Leopold Kanclíř from 1942

Milešovka winter, meteorological photo the witness took

Mária Šidová - with her husband, political prisoner Leopold Šida (80´s)

Mária Šidová - with her husband, political prisoner Leopold Šida (70´s)

Left: sister Gertruda, father Leopold, Charlotta Neuman (Ruth Mittelmann), 1929

Parents Leopold and Hilda Neumann (née Krakauer) from Hustopeče near Brno, 1925

Spitz family 1914-1918. From left Vilemína, Albert, Josefa, Arnošt, Leopold.

Zdena Mašínová's father Leopold Novák as a Sokol member, second half of the 1920s

Mass grave in Halberstadt in Germany where her father Leopold Neumann was buried. Date unknown.

Leopold Novák, her grandfather from her mother’s side, in Sokol dress, c. 1928

The tomb of the witness's grandfather, Leopold Rotter, in Brno's Jewish cemetery. The tombstone lists the family members who perished during the Holocaust. It is also interesting to note the post-war removal of the original German inscriptions "geboren-gestorben" from the time when the names of the perished relatives were inscribed on the stone

Brothers Pollmanns with friends. From left Leopold, Franz, second from right Ernst

Leopold Novák, her grandfather from her mother’s side, as a student (second from the left with the hat), 1893

Leopold Škarek

Leopold Slíva as a soldier

Argentina, Leopold Eibel in a white tank top, Františka Eibelová in the bottom row, third from the left, circa 1930

Return from Argentina by ship Madrid, Leopold Eibel kneeling lower left, Františka Eibel with white collar, 1932

Marie Kobielová and Leopold Kanclíř, the child is Zdenka Pospíšilová's mother Marie Vyskočilová. In Skoczów during the First World War in 1917

Leopold Slíva and his wife

With her mother Leopold Handlová, 1943

Karel Tomek's grandfather Leopold Slíva

Leopold Slíva with his wife in the USA

Zora Zemene with her husband Leopold, 1949

Bohumil Homola's uncle Leopold Děrgas, 1938

Leopold Slíva with his wife in the USA, 1968