Mother of Marwan Alsolaiman, Suwayda, 2004

Marwan Alsolaiman with nieces in Syria, 2004

Band Ziriab, 2004/2005

Band Ziriab, 2004/2005

The Šád family villa in Jaroměř, opposite the grammar school building in the early 1960s, where Jan Tomsa lived as a child with his parents, together with his grandmother and uncle's family

Father Josef Tomsa as a preacher of the Czechoslovak Church (since 1971 Czechoslovak Hussite Church)

Mum Jarmila Tomsová as a preacher of the Czechoslovak Church, later the Czechoslovak Hussite Church

Jan Tomsa as a child with his grandparents Tomsovi from Bakov

Mother Jarmila Tomsová, née Šádová

Jan Tomsa, about three years old

Father Josef Tomsa

Father Josef Tomsa during his compulsory military service with the Auxiliary Technical Battalions

Jan Tomsa with his mother, the first walk to school, in front of the villa his parents built in Jaroměř Na Ptákách

Uncle Otakar Šáda, legionary and grandfather's brother, in a park in Hořice

The Huss congregation in Jaroměř, where father Josef Tomsa preached

With his parents after his father's release from prison, ca. 1962

Grandmother Šádová and great-grandmother Šádová from mother's side

With his father after his release from prison, ca. 1962

Jan Tomsa with his mother, 1961

At the observatory in Úpice

Jan Tomsa, 1979

Plaque with the names of the victims of the August 1968 occupation of Czechoslovakia and a crown of thorns placed by Jan Tomsa on 8 May 2020 at the statue of the Red Army in Jaroměř

The damaged plaque of the victims of the 1968 occupation of Czechoslovakia, which Jan Tomsa placed on 8 May 2020 next to the statue of the Red Army in Jaroměř