Czech-Polish border, behind Malá Čermná, where Rosemarie Špeldová used to go for bread during the war

The place where the brickyard stood with the house where Rosemarie Špeldová lived during the war

There was a brickyard and a house that the Poles burned down in November 1945.

Flooded pits after clay mining near the brickyard where the Bensch family lived

Rosemarie Špeldová in the Memory of Nations Hradec Králové studio in April 2023

František Novotný in the Memory of Nations studio in 2022

František Novotný in the Memory of Nations studio in 2022

Grandfather Pešta in the First World War

Grandparents Peštovi

The Pesta family around 1946

The Pešta family around 1935

Grandma Anežka, children from the left: Anežka, Jaroslav, Bohumil

Venuška and Jaroušek

Brothers Miloušek and Vládíček

Mom Václavka in 1924

With my mother in 1951

With my daughter in 1969

With my father at the fair

1962, Václavka 3rd from the right

Václavka on graduation photo

Grandparents Peštovi (baby is the father, older child is uncle Bohumil)

Grandparents Peštovi with children (father on the left)

My parents' wedding in 1946

Václavka Caithamlová in 2023

Václavka Caithamlová in 2023