Burnt houses in Pankrác after the Prague Uprising, Prague, 1945

Ludmila Sadilová, Holešov, 2024

Ludmila Sadilova, 2024

With father Antonín, late 1930s

The Mrlík siblings, left Ludmila, brother Antonín and younger sister Marie (born 1940), who died at the age of ten

Grandfather Josef Mrlík from Lhotka, shoemaker and small farmer, undated

Father's workshop next to the house of the Šesták family (now a health centre) in Mysločovice, father is second from the left

Mrlik family in front of their house and father's first workshop in Mysločovice, 1940

Mysločovice children in front of the removed bells of the Holy Trinity Church (for war purposes), the witness is in the first row on the right, above her brother Antonín and on his left a Romany boy Štěpán (with a cap), 25 March 1942

Mysločovice people saying goodbye to the bells from the Holy Trinity Church, 25 March 1942

Transport of bells for war purposes from Mysločovice, 1942

Ludmila, then Mrlíková, First Holy Communion, second half of the 40s

Ludmila, then Mrlíková, (first on the left below) together with her children after the first Holy Communion

After graduation in Brno with her younger sister Maria (born 1951), 1957

Ludmila Sadilová (in a dark dress without cleavage in the front row in the middle) with her colleagues - graduated teachers. Graduation in Brno, 29 June 1957

Parents with their youngest daughter Maria and her husband Stanislav Sadil on a boat on the Brno dam after her graduation, 1957

Wedding photo of the newlyweds Sadil, 25 July 1959

The house where the witness lived when she was a teacher in Šumperk

The Sadils after 2000, Haná law in Všetuly (Holešov)

The cross in Všetuly (Holešov), which was cared for by the Sadil family during communism after the death of their son and for many years afterwards

Graduation photograph, 1955

Josef Kubný / Ostrava / May 2024

Josef Kubný / Ostrava / May 2024

Josef Kubný / mid 60s

František Kubný called Žačkovec / father of Josef Kubný