Sokol Zborovský race in Jaroměř, left father František Brouk, right Jaroslav Bolech and Mr. Schmidt, all three amateur photographers, after World War II

"National guests", Germans fleeing from East Prussia and Silesia from the advancing Red Army, in front of the Sokol Hall in Jaroměř, February 1945

František Brouk at the barricade in Jaroměř in May 1945

František Brouk at the barricade in Jaroměř in May 1945

František Brouk with his sister Jiřina in Jaroměř in May 1945

Germans cleaning the streets in Jaroměř, 6-7 May 1945

Surrender of the Germans in Jaroměř in May 1945

The surrender of the Germans in Jaroměř and the National Guard, 10 May 1945

Americans in Velichovky near Jaroměř, 8-9 May 1945

Partisan captain, May 1945, Jaroměř

Prisoners of the Allied armies in Jaroměř Square in May 1945

Prisoners of the Allied armies at the Sokol Hall in Jaroměř in May 1945

Unauthorised student demonstration in Ostrava, the day after Jan Palach's death, 20 January 1969

Unauthorised student demonstration in Ostrava, the day after Jan Palach's death, 20 January 1969

Wedding photo of Aleš Bouda from 1977, the witness in the middle

Aleš Bouda in portrait photography in 1989

The so-called Krakonoš Fountain on the square in Trutnov at the time of the Velvet Revolution. A place that served as a "rhetorical tribune"

Aleš Bouda speaking during the events of the Velvet Revolution in November 1989 in Trutnov

In 1956 Aleš Bouda refused to join Pioneer. Instead, he took his first Holy Communion

Aleš Bouda (left) documenting the headwall at the Nejedlý mine in 1986. Behind him Vojtěch Pártl, the chief measurer

Aleš Bouda in the Memory of Nations Studio in 2023

Aleš Bouda in the Memory of Nations Studio in 2023

Liberation celebrations on 10 May 1945 on the square in Jaroměř (bottom right in costume František Brouk, back right of him his sister Jiřina)

Celebration of the liberation on 10 May 1945 in Jaroměř

Unveiling of the statue of T. G. Masaryk in Jaroměř on 28 October 1947