Bohumila Řešátková with her mother Zdeňka in the first half of the 1970s

Bohumila Řešátková as a student, sitting on the right

Bohumila Řešátková with her father Bohumil Řimnáč in the first half of the 1970s

Bohumila Řešátková working in a chemical laboratory in the 1970s

Bohumila Řešátková (centre) with her family in the 1980s. From left: son Tomáš, daughter Bohumila, daughter Kristýnka, husband Jan and son Jan

Bohumila Řešátková's father Bohumil Řimnáč as a cyclist

Bohumila Řešátková with world champions in sports aerobics, David Huf left and Radka Hanáková below

Bohumila Řešátková performing floor routine, late 1960s

Czechoslovak gymnasts performing on the balance beam in the late 1960s. On the right Věra Čáslavská

Bohumila Řešátková before performing on uneven bars in the late 1960s

Bohumila Řešátková (left) at Prague Castle in 1968 during a meeting with Prime Minister Oldřich Černík

Bohumila Řešátková (second from the left) in 1968 during a meeting with Josef Smrkovský, chairman of the National Assembly. Věra Čáslavská on the far left

Bohumila Řešátková at a meeting with General Secretary of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia Alexander Dubček in 1968

Bohumila Řešátková performing floor routine in the late 1960s

The Czechoslovak team with silver medals on the podium at the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City. Bohumila Rešátková is standing on the right, Věra Čáslavská in the middle, coach Slávka Matlochová in front

Bohumila Rešátková (third from left) on the podium at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City. Věra Čáslavská is on the far left, her coach Slávka Matlochová is in front

Successful gymnasts returning from the 1968 Olympics in Mexico, the best of them, four-time gold medalist Věra Čáslavská, is on the left

After the 1968 Olympics in Mexico, Bohumila Řešátková toured with singer Karel Gott. Emil Zátopek is on the left, the golden shooter from the Mexican Olympics Jan Kůrka is second from the right

Bohumila Řešátková's most valuable medals, including the gold medal from the 1966 World Championships

Bohumila Řešátková in 2022

Bohumila Řešátková with her medals, including gold from the World Championships and silver from the Olympics

Bohumila Řešátková in 2022

Stanislav Ďureje in 2020

Stanislav Ďureje in 2020

Stanislav Ďureje in the early 1990s