Gabriela Soukalová - Svobodová, 2014

Květa Jeriová and Gabriela Soukalová-Svobodová (right) at an informal reception with Minister of the Interior Jaromír Obzina at a cottage in Kořenov, turn of the 1970s and 1980s

In the High Tatras: Blanka Paulů and coach Zdeněk Ciller standing on top, Dagmar Švubová, the witness and her daughter Lucie are below

On the podium at the 1984 Sarajevo Olympics. From left: Květa Jeriová, Gabriela Svobodová, Blanka Paulů and Dagmar Švubová

Photos from the Stadion magazine following the 1980 Lake Placid Olympics capturing Dagmar Švubová, Gabriela Svobodová and Blanka Paulů

Witness's husband Jaroslav Svoboda at the finish line of the 13th edition of the Jizerská 50 race, 1980

At a training camp in Croatia in 1975 with coach Bohuslav Rázl. L to R: Gabriela Soukalová-Svobodová, Miroslava Jaškovská, Emília Šuleková and Blanka Paulů

Witness with daughter Gabriela who went on to become a famous biathlonist in her native Kremnica, 1995

Witness's daughters Lucie and Gabriela (the younger of the two), 1990

Witness at the World Championship in Falun, Sweden, 1974

Witness at the 19th edition of the Jizerská 50 race, 1986

The first Holy Communion at age 10, 1963

Witness at the Olympics in Innsbruck, 1976

Witness's second husband Karel Soukal

After a race in Starý Smokovec, third from left in bottom row, 1967

Gabriela Soukalová-Svobodová after the filming at the Memory of Nations studio in Liberec, March 2023. Documentary filmmaker Miloslav Lubas is at left

The witness has just won a cross-country race in Kremnica (centre), 1967

Witness's grandmother Isabella Lustig at the turn of the 19th and 20th century

The silver medal the witness won at the Olympics in Sarajevo in 1984

With parents and five siblings; the witness is standing far right

Witness (seated in front) on a sleigh with her brother, 1957

Witness at the World Cup in Murmansk, Russia, 1978

Witness's father Imrich Sekaj (formerly Szekély)

Vlastimír Lenert after a European Champions Cup match in the 1970s. Dukla Liberec played with Bulgaria's CSKA Sofia

Vlastimír Lenert in 2023