Rudolf Krupa with his parents Hedvika and Adolf and his older sisters Anna and Marie / around 1944

Rudolf Krupa with his sisters Anna and Marie / Hlučín / house in Hluboká street / around 1943

Rudolf Krupa with his children Milan a Soňa / around 1976

Rudolf Krupa / beginning of the 80s

III. world festival of youth and students (1951)

Photos from the filming of Ludmila Hochmanová in the studio in 2019

Ludmila Hochmanová in early childhood

Ludmila Hochmanová's husband's parents

Message board Our members of parliament 1971-1976, which hung in the company where Ludmila Hochmanová was employed

President of the Federal Republic of Germany Wilhelm Pieck at III. World Festival of Youth and Students in Berlin in 1951

Ludmila Hochmanová as a tractor driver

Photo of the monument to fallen Hejnice soldiers in World War I, which was destroyed by the Czechs after the war, on the restored monument in the center of Hejnice

Pieces of the original monument that were used as paving stones in the restored monument

Restored monument to fallen soldiers from Hejnice in the First World War

Franciscan Monastery and Church of the Visitation of the Virgin Mary in Hejnice

Description at the model of the Perun Hotel in Hejnice Monastery

A model of the hotelu Perun in Hejnice monastery

View on Hejnice

Ahnenpaß mother of the witness - the data in this document had to be compiled on the basis of original documents and everything had to be thoroughly officially verified. The document was issued by the registry office (but could also be verified by the church) and replaced the need to document birth certificates, baptismal certificates and marriage certificates when presented. Inside the Ahnenpaß, fields were filled in regarding the birth, baptism, marriage and death of the owner and his ancestors back to the fifth generation (i.e. to the great-grandparents of the grandparents), namely according to the corresponding documents.

Ahnenpaß of the mother of the witness - the data in this document had to be compiled on the basis of original documents and everything had to be thoroughly officially verified. The document was issued by the registry office (but could also be verified by the church) and replaced the need to document birth certificates, baptismal certificates and marriage certificates when presented. Inside the Ahnenpaß, fields were filled in regarding the birth, baptism, marriage and death of the owner and his ancestors back to the fifth generation (i.e. to the great-grandparents of the grandparents), namely according to the corresponding documents.

School photo - 1st grade Slušovice 1938-1939, Ludmila Hochmanová standing in the top row, second right

Gottwaldov Region Tractor Station - tractor driver Ludmila Hochmanová on the right

Hejnice (Haindorf) in a pre-war photo with the hotel Perun

Hejnice (Haindorf) in a pre-war photograph

The Ahnenpaß - that is, a certificate of Aryan origin - was issued in Germany by the Reich Union of Registry Office Officials from 1933 and served as a confirmation of the "Aryan origin" of the owner of this document (in this case, the grandmother of the witness). Proof of "Aryan origin" was prescribed by various laws under National Socialism (Nuremberg Laws, Professional Officials Act and later also the German Officials Act).