Jiří Löwy in front of his workplace with Mrs Belanová, who emigrated to Israel in 1968

Jiri Löwy as a little boy

Jiří Löwy (far left) at the scout camp after the Velvet Revolution (next to V. Vyskočil)

Jiří Löwy with his family; next to him is Mr Epstein, who "carried the dead out and bread back in Terezín".

Parents of Jiří Löwy

Jiří Löwy in the military service while working with a vibrating cylinder

From the right: Jiří Löwy, wife, Iva Weiner, Michal Weiner, Hana Weiner, Michal Weiner's son and his wife (relatives from America)

Jiří Löwy, his wife and Mr and Mrs Weiner in front of the Czech Center in Florida in 2010

Jiří Löwy driving the excavator on his family farm

Jiří Löwy and his beginnings on the farm in Kunějovice

Jiří Löwy with his wife and the daughter of his uncle Oscar Löwy

From left: granddaughters Táňa and Soňa, Věra Blahůšková and daughter Lenka (ca. 2000)

Amálie Gajdošíková as a toddler

Věra Blahůšková in 2023

Věra Blahůšková in 2023

Bombing of the factory in Zlín on 20 November 1944

Amálie Gajdošíková in a pram in a Zlín park in 1942 with her sister Vlasta, her mother and her sisters.

Executed uncle Rudolf Sovadina and Mr. Pala in a photograph taken through a buttonhole.

Amálie Gajdošíková with her older sister Vlasta and younger brother Ludvík in Zlín

Portrait of Amálie Gajdošíková from Zlín 2023 from the recording for Memory of Nations (Post Bellum)

Portrait of uncle Rudolf Sovadina executed by the Nazis in Třebětice

A cutting from a contemporary newspaper

Countess Terezie Seilernová in Přílepy around 1950

Countess Sailernová's companion in Přílepy

Milkmaids in the cooperative farm in Přílepy. First from the left is Amálie´s Gajdošíková's mother, Vlasta Sovadinová