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Saunaclub in Staré lázně, second from the left, circa 1980

Trip with Saunaclub in Hamry, 4th from the left, ca. 1988

Witness as a businessman, ca. 1996

Portrait, January 2024

Portrait, January 2024

Miroslav Vít in 2023

Miroslav Vít in 2023

Miroslav Vít in road troops during basic military service

Miroslav Vít (centre) with friends at the road army during basic military service, 1963-1965

With friends at the road army during basic military service 1963-1965 (right)

Miroslav Vít at the road army

Tramping during the basic military service in the road army in 1963-1965 (witness at the bottom left)

The witness in the chair of the chief of the settlement Zlatá stoka, which he founded with his comrades from the road army at the bank of the Radbuza

The settlement Zlatá stoka, which he founded with his comrades from the road army by the bank of the Radbuza

Tramping during the war (witness on the right)

Map of the settlement Zlatá stoka

The founding charter of the settlement Zlatá stoka (the witness's name was Kokeš)

Fun after work at the road army - a veteran (standing in the middle) with colleagues in front of the house of the former labour camp in Holýšov

Sokol march at the celebration of May Day 1948 in Frýdlant

Celebration of May Day 1948 in Frýdlant

Celebration of May Day 1948 in Frýdlant

A view of the town hall during the May Day celebrations in Frýdlant in 1948 (the poster on the left shows a portrait of Rudolf Slánský, General Secretary of the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia)

A few days before 21 August 1968, František Valenta (scout name Marbula) offered children in Frýdlant square the opportunity to join the newly founded Frýdlant Scout Centre, the interest was great

The first oath of the scouts, junaks and wolf Cubs of the Frýdlant Centre in Bohemia took place in the old quarry on the eve of the 50th anniversary of the Czechoslovakia on 27 October 1968, the oath was taken on the centre's flag (Pavel Knížák at the oath ceremony)

On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the founding of Czechoslovakia, the Frýdlant Scouts planted the "Linden of Freedom" in the town park on 28 October 1968, the witness is holding the Czechoslovak flag with his back (in the background there is still a monument to the fallen in World War I, mostly of German nationality, which was later moved to the cemetery)