Josef Klepáček's wedding in Czechia, undated

Jakub Klepáček and his wife Alžběta in Czechoslovakia, where they lived permanently since the 1960s

Brothers Petr and Jakub Klepáček and between them daughter Marie, Karlovy Vary, 1962

Jakub and his family visiting his parents in St. Helena, 1960s

Parents Alois (*1903) and Ráchel (*1906) Klepáček with their grandchildren Josef and Marie, St. Helena, 1964

Funeral of Ráchel Klepáčková, witness´s mother, St. Helena, 1980

In the background Alois Klepáček at the Baptist baptism ceremony, Nová Moldava, ca. 1960s-1970s

Alois Klepáček with his wife Emílie, niece Helena and son Rudolf. One of the first photographs after arriving in Cheb, 1970s

Alois Klepáček, 1980s

Wife Emílie Klepáčková, after 2000

Jakub Klepáček and his wife Alžběta, Cheb, undated

Witness´s brother Jakub Klepáček, undated

Cousin Alois Kovařík from St. Helena. He did not return home from deportation, he died in February 1955 and was buried by Czech deportees in the cemetery in Cacomeanca (Comuna Grădiștea, Călărași), undated photo

Grave of the late cousin Alois Kovařík, Cacomeanca (Comuna Grădiștea, Călărași), 1955

Deported Czech families attended the last farewell to the little Alois Kovarik, pictured here are the Roth, Němeček, Paneš, Kovařík, Cacomeanca families(Comuna Grădiștea, Călărași), February 1955

The family of the uncle and aunt Kovařík from Svatá Helena, who were also included in the list of deportees (the picture was probably taken in 1951, before the deportation), Svatá Helena

The deported inhabitants formed a total of eighteen settlements in Romania

The settlement of Ezeru (Cacomeanca Nouã), where the Communist Party of Romania concentrated the families of Banat Czechs from St. Helena and Gernik, was established in the fields near the town of Cãlãrasi

Vladimír Klenka, 20 years old, 1948

Vladimír Klenka, five years old, 1933

Netřebice school, 1945

American soldiers in Netřebice with local inhabitants, May 1945

Vladimír Klenka at the XIth All-Sokol Meeting, Prague, 1948

Marie Klenková, née Langová, mother of Vladimír Klenka, 1950s

František Klenka, father of Vladimír Klenka, 1950s