Anna Skřipková remained alone with the children after her husband was arrested and faced extreme pressure due to the burden of giving away high quotas

Jan and Anna Skřipka, Růžena Valčíková, née Skřipková

Anna Skřipková died four years after her husband Jan's arrest in the fifties of the 20th century

Jan Valčík with his sons Jan and Vlastimil

The German houses in Horní Lideč, from which the family of the witness came from

A derailed locomotive – Horní Lideč

Jan and Anna Skřipka, the old woman and Růžena's children, František and Jaroslav, Christmas during the Second World War

The brothers of Růžena Valčíková, Ladislav and Jaroslav Skřipka during a meeting in Germany (Ladislav emigrated in the year 1948, he has not returned to Czechoslovakia)

The son of Růžena Valčíková Jan visiting Ladislav Skřipka in Germany

Růžena Valčíková, around thirty years old

Wedding photograph – Jan and Růžena Valčík

The witness's father Jan Skřipka with the horses

The bridge that was blown up by the Germans in Horní Lideč in the year 1945

The witness's sister Františka, née Skřipková

The witness's brother Jaroslav Skřipka in the period before he attended mandatory military service

Jan and Anna Skřipka

The witness's father

Jan Skřipka

Jan Skřipka - on the right

Jan Skřipka, photograph from the First World War, 5th of April 1917, the Italian front

The witness's father Jan Skřipka fought on the Italian front

Jiří Rais in 2022

Jiří Rais in 2022

Tomáš Šulák / Olomouc 2018

Tomáš Šulák / Olomouc 2018