The dignified funeral of fourteen murdered citizens of Tušť in Gmünd, Austria (1993)

The grave of fourteen murdered citizens of Tušť in Gmünd, Austria (1993), in 1993 the Suchdol nad Lužnicí council refused to provide the murdered with space for a grave in the Suchdol cemetery

The first organized meeting of the bereaved at a mass grave in Tušť (1991)

Jaroslav Vaníček, 2021

Jaroslav Vaníček, 1958

English fugitive soldiers after the liberation in Bystrec with two local men

English soldier George - he left the photo from 1940 to the Vaníček family out of gratitude

Jaroslav a Marie Vaníčkovi, wedding 1962

Jaroslav Vaníček (bottom middle) with siblings, 1962

Jaroslav Vaníček with his sons, 1985

Josef Vaníček with a horse called Lucka, 1967

Marie Vaníčková (sister) with fugitive English soldiers, May 1945 after liberation, from left Eric, John, George

Marie Vaníčková (wife), 2021

The Vaníček family with English soldiers, May after liberation, 1945

The Vaníček family, 1976

The Vaníček family, 1986

Wedding of Jaroslav and Marie Vaníček, 1962, best men Ludvík Kyllar, František Vaníček

Wedding of Josef and Marie Vaníček, 1921

In the last days of the war, the Vaníček family was hiding three fugitive English soldiers under the roof in the corner of the barn

Svatava Němcová with her great-granddaughter, Christmas 2001

Svatava Němcová, 2006

Svatava Němcová with her daughter Svatava, 2007

Svatava Němcová with her great-grandchildren, Christmas 2008

Svatava Němcová with her granddaughter Alena and her great-granddaughter, 2014

Svatava Němcová with all her great-grandchildren, Christmas 2019