Hladová koruna - a gift from the Soviet Union - a copy of a koruna banknote sent by balloons to the Czech territory by the radio station Radio Free Europe after the monetary reform in 1953. On the banknote was the text: It is proof of the government's cluelessness and the bankruptcy of the Five-Year Plan, a reminder of what the government has robbed you of. It is a call to struggle, a command to oppose the weakness of the regime with the strength of the people and to resist as best you can. The people of other countries, enslaved by the Soviet Union, will unite and join you in your struggle. The free world is with you. All power belongs to the people!

The reverse of a copy of a koruna banknote with the text: Czechs and Slovaks! The regime is weakening and is afraid of you. The power is in the people and the people stand against the regime. Unite and mobilize your forces! Down with the collective farms! Insist on the rights of the workers! Today, win concessions, tomorrow, freedom!

The witness with his wife Hana and Horst Moudry, a Frýdlant German with whom they became friends as neighbours, in June 2021, during the filming of an interview with Horst Moudry at the Vít family home

Witness with a banner of Free Elections (holding the banner on the left, his wife Hana in the middle above the inscription "elections") on the square in Frýdlant during the Velvet Revolution, November 1989

Demonstration on the square in Frýdlant, organized by Miroslav Vít, during the Velvet Revolution, November 1989

Assembly on the square in Frýdlant during the Velvet Revolution, December 1989

Miroslav Vít (sitting first from the left), tramp name Krysař, with friends from the camp Fort Adamson near the dam Černá Nisa

Friends from the Fort Adamson campsite tramping by the Kamenice river, which rises in the Jizera Mountains under the Holubník saddle west of Černá Hora as the Velký Kamenický potok, winter 1964

Tramp hut Eagle's Nest on the Sněžné věžičky rock formation in the Jizera Mountains

Miroslav Vít (left) with a friend on a big tramp, summer 1964

Miroslav Vít (left) with a friend on a big tramp, summer 1964

Tramping at Fort Adamson (Black Nisa Dam), 1964

With son Miroslav on the top of the highest Ukrainian mountain Hoverla (2061 m), located in the Carpathian Mountains on the border of the Transcarpathian and Ivano-Frankivsk regions (between 1918 and 1938 Hoverla was on the border of Czechoslovakia and Poland, some of the border stones of the Czechoslovak Republic are still preserved and clearly visible)

Jan Mladovský in 2022

Jan Mladovský in 2022

Grandfather Bohumil Mladějovský with his wife Anna and children - from left Zdeněk, Anna, Alexander, around 1906

Father of the witness Zdeněk Mladějovský, 1906

Grandfather Bohumil Mladějovský with his mother, wife Anna and children - from left Alexander, Zdeněk, Anna, garden of the family villa in Prague Bubeneč 177, around 1907

Family car, grandfather Bohumil Mladějovský (first from left) with chauffeur and friends, around 1921

Father Zdeněk Mladějovský, journey through the United States, Midwest, 1923

Father Zdeněk Mladějovský, journey through the United States, Midwest, 1923

Father Zdeněk Mladějovský, journey through the United States, Midwest, 1923

Grandfather Bohumil Mladejovsky with his wife Anna, Prague, 1940

Jan's mother Milada Mladějovská, née Beránková, 1942

Jan Mladovský with his parents Zdeněk and Milada, Krkonoše Mountains, 1951