František Jankovský at the military service

Period postcard of Krásné, on the bottom left the family house of the witness

Frantisek Jankovsky, right, 1953

Volunteer firefighters, Krásné, František Jankovský standing third from the left with glasses

Anna Jankovská, the mother of the witness, in Krásné

Father of the witness, Antonín Jankovský, with his son Ladislav, half-brother of František Jankovský

Helpers of the Border Guards in Tři Sekery, 1970s, František Jankovský is below, second from the right, with glasses

František Jankovský with his sister, 1949

František Jankovský at the military service, 1967

7340th unit in Kroměříž, 1967, František Jankovský standing sixth from the left

František Jankovský with his sister and parents, 1948

The oven of the original German inhabitants in the house of the witness

Ivana Šustrová in 2022

Žofie Kramarová, mother of Cecília Hlaváčková, who died in 1953 in Skoky

Ivana Šustrová in 2022

Alois Klepáček, recording for Memory of Nations, Cheb, November 2023

Alois Klepáček, recording for Memory of Nations, Cheb, November 2023

Alois Klepacek during compulsory military service, Romania, 1960s

Alois Klepáček at the military service, Romania, 1960s

During the apprenticeship, Temesvár, 1963

Brothers Rudolf (left) and Josef Klepáček (right) left St. Helena for Czechoslovakia during the wave of post-war re-emigration, undated

Rudolf Klepáček (*1929), like his brother Josef, was apprenticed and settled in Czechoslovakia, undated

Brother Josef Klepáček with his wife in Czechoslovakia, undated

Brother Jakub Klepáček married Elisabeth (Alžběta) Švédová from St. Helena. At that time the rest of his family was still living in exile in the village of Ezeru (Cacomeanca Nouă), 1954

Jakub Klepáček and his family were deported to the Bărăgan region in June 1951 and subsequently he entered compulsory military service in the 1950s.