Rudolf Potsch (right) with his teammate Frantisek Tikal, the picture is from the mid-1960s

Rudolf Potsch (second from left) as a player in West German Düsseldorf, early 1970s

Rudolf Potsch (second row, second from right) with the national team in a photo from 1965

Rudolf Potsch (bottom row, left) in Zetor Brno jersey, second half of the 1960s

Rudolf Potsch (lying) in the match against USA at the World Championship in Prague 1959

Rudolf Potsch (below, third from the left) as coach of Ingstav Brno in the mid-1970s

Václav Havel in the cathedral in Hradec Králové, 1989

Shop window in Hradec Králové, 1968

Václav Havel in Hradec Králové, 1989

Václav Havel in the streets of Hradec Králové, 1989

Josef Krejsa during filming, 2024

Josef Krejsa, undated

Josef Krejsa as a child

Military equipment in a street in Hradec Králové, August 1968

People in the streets of Hradec Králové, August 1968

Tank on a bridge in Hradec Králové, August 1968

Tank in a street in Hradec Králové, August 1968

Hradec Králové during the Soviet invasion, 1968

Tanks in Hradec Králové, August 1968

Ladislav Vízek (bottom right) as a member of the team that won the football tournament at the 1980 Moscow Olympics

Ladislav Vízek (bottom right), his teammates Tomáš Kříž and Marian Masný are on the left, and Přemysl Bičovský, Antonín Panenka and Jan Berger are on the right. Portrait from the 1982 World Cup book

Ladislav Vízek in the 1980 Olympic final in Moscow against an opponent from the German Democratic Republic. Behind him is Jan Berger. The national team won 1:0 and won the gold medals

Ladislav Vízek (back centre) in the qualifying match for the 1982 World Championship. The opponents were the Turks, played in the bitter cold at Strahov, Czechoslovakia won 2:0

Ladislav Vízek (third from the back left) after the winning semifinal against Yugoslavia at the 1980 Olympic tournament in Moscow, the national team won 2:0

Ladislav Vízek (second from right) in the World Cup match against France, the match ended 1-1. Standing next to Ladislav Vízek on the right is Michel Platini, 1982