The Czechoslovak team that succeeded in qualifying for the 1960 Rome Olympics. The tournament was played in Bologna, Vladimír Pištělák is second from the left

The Czechoslovak basketball team at the Olympic Village in Rome in 1960

Vladimír Pištělák in 2024

Later mayor Miroslav Kalaš at a meeting with the citizens of Planá (mostly hospital employees) on Planá square in November 1989 (State Security also photographed this meeting from one of the windows of the buildings)

Poster from the Velvet Revolution in Prague

Poster from the Velvet Revolution in Prague

Poster from the Velvet Revolution in Prague

Poster from the Velvet Revolution in Prague

Miroslav Kalaš waves to his colleagues arriving at Planá Square for a spontaneous rally in November 1989. (Those present wanted him to speak, but there was no technical equipment. The speech was then made possible thanks to the support of ambulance drivers from the hospital, who brought sound-operated ambulances.)

A meeting of Tachov District National Committee (ONV) officials, the army, and others with Emil Zátopek at the Lidový dům in Tachov (far right: Dr. Marie Kalašová, next to her: Dr. Marie Jelínková), late 1968 or early 1969.

On the square in Planá before the unveiling of the memorial

Miroslav Kalaš in 2019

U.S. Military Adjutant John Motyka and his wife walk to the U.S. Army Memorial on Planá Square in front of the mall, attended by residents and an honor guard of scouts, May 1990

Unveiling of the U.S. Army Memorial on the Planá square in front of the mall with the participation of residents and the scout honor guard, May 1990

From the time of the mayoralty - from November 1990 to the 1994 elections

Miroslav Kalaš in 2019

Period portrait photography

Hana Kende in 2024

Grandparents Alžběta and Georg Stadler

Grandparents Stadler on the right, in front of them as children Irena and Rudolf

Grandparents Vilém and Valerie Kende

Photograph of Viktor Kende for Irena Stadlerová, 29 January 1942

Grandfather Georg Stadler standing next to the car

June 1941, forced labour in the Jewish cemetery in Č. 3. from the left, her father's cousin Artur Eisner

June 1941, forced labour in the Jewish cemetery in Č. Budějovice