Zdena Mašínová Jr., portrait, 1955

Zdena Mašínová's father Leopold Novák as a Sokol member, second half of the 1920s

Václav Švéda in a prison photo after his arrest by the Gestapo in 1942

Married couple Ludmila and Václav Švéda after the World War II

Ludmila Švédová, wife of the executed Václav Šveda, after her return from prison in 1964, she suffered there for about ten years

Parents of the executed Václav Švéda, Hedvika and František Švéda in 1962

Parents of the executed Václav Švéda, Hedvika and František Švéda with their grandchildren Radslav and Ludmila, around 1962

Son of the executed Václav Švéda, Radslav Švéda in 2018

Brother of the executed Václav Švéda, Zdeněk Švéda, convicted in the trial of the Mašín brothers´group, he spent 11 years in prison

Brother of the executed Václav Švéda, Zdeněk Švéda, married after his release from prison in the first half of the 1960s. He spent 11 years in prison

Wedding photo of the parents of the executed Václav Švéda, Hedvika and František Švéda, early 1920s

Milan Paumer in US Army uniform around 1955

Vladimír Hradec (left) with his father and brother in the second half of the 1930s in Poděbrady. Vladimír Hradec was sentenced to 22 years in prison in the 1955 trial of the Mašín brothers´ group, his father and mother to 18 years, his brother to 16 years.

Vladimír Hradec in 2010

Vladimír Hradec, a member of the Mašín brothers' resistance group, in 2016

Vladimír Hradec, a member of the Mašín brothers' resistance group, in 2016

Vladimir Hradec, member of the Mašín brothers' resistance group, at the Jiří Seifert Primary School in Mělník, 2016

Zdena Mašínová Sr. (left) in 1945 at a Sokol meeting

Zdena Mašínová Jr. in 2009

Zdena Mašínová Jr. in 2009

Zdena Mašínová Jr. in 2009

Second from the right Václav Švéda in Sokol, 1936. In a trial in 1955, he was sentenced to death for resistance against communism, led by a group of Mašín brothers.

Ludmila Švédová Jr. ( married name Zouharová) with her brother Radslav in 1959

Václav Švéda in the garden in Pivín, Prostějov region, shortly after the World War II

Václav Švéda (right) with his father František and brother Zdeněk in the early 1930s. Father František Švéda was sentenced to 15 years in prison in relation to his son's anti-communist resistance, Zdeněk Švéda to 20 years in prison.