Memorial plaque above the bunker on Jankovo vršok, in which seven partisans were burned on February 13, 1945

Partisans in the vicinity of Bánoviec nad Bebravou, Cyril Dřinek (in the middle with a black sheepskin coat)

Partisans in the vicinity of Bánovce nad Bebravou, Cyril Dřinek at the back in middle

Partisans in the vicinity of Bánovce nad Bebravou

Portrait of Mária Mištínová

Border crossing pass for Cyril Dřinek

A replica of the bunker on Jankovov Vršok, the original one was burned down, seven partisans died in it

A group of partisans, Cyril Drinek in a black sheepskin coat

The title of the book of memories of Mária Mištinová

The Slovak National Uprising participants, from left Cyril Dřinek, Ján Repka, Michal Šagát

Christmas in 1943, the last peaceful Christmas of Cyril Dřinek's family, 12-year-old Mária on the left in the photo

Witness's grandmother Marta Skrzipiecová and her husband Philip came from Poland to work in the zinc factory in Chudeřice. 1913

Antonín Trefonský, witness's grandfather, died in World War I, 1918

Witness with her mother in dance classes, 1960

The witness, 6th from left, at the celebration of International Women's Day in 1970

The witness with her husband Jiří, 1970s

The witness (in the middle), 1970s

The witness with mother and brother Petr, 1965

Witness's mother, Markéta Trefonská, 1932

The witness with mother and grandmother, 1947

The witness in 1954, fourth grade, first row, first from right

The witness at Holy Communion, 1952

Witness with brother Petr, 1949

The witness 1944

The wedding with Jiří Kodad, 1964