Wedding photo of the Haloun family from 1950

Witness with sons Miloš and Petr

Zdeňka Halounová in her youth

Construction of the barricade in Tomkov Street in Žižkov during the Prague Uprising, May 1945

The witness spent several weeks together with her Italian boyfriend Gabriele Morello in Jablonec in 1948, after which they separated for more than twenty years.

Witness (right) with her father and sister Hana, late 1940s

Zdeňka Halounová (right) with her older sister Hana, 1930s

Zdeňka Halounová with the student team during recording for the project Stories of Our Neighbours, 2023

Witness Zdeňka Halounová in the Memory of Nations in 2023

Zdeňka Halounová's father (left) in Pekařův Císař

Zdeňka Halounová in the Memory of Nations Studio in 2023

Family photo of the Haloun family, 1992

Josef Bajer (right), father of the witness, as one of the confectioner's apprentices in Kvasilov, Volhynia, 1930s

Father's brother-in-law Václav Jaček also worked as a confectioner in Zdolbunov, Volhynia, 1935

Wedding photo of Josef and Antonie Bajerová's parents, Mirohošt', Volhynia, 1932

Mother Antonia Bajerová with her sister Marie, Volhynia, 1930s

Mother Antonia Bajerová, née Dolečková, Volhynia, 1930s

Milena Hradecká (far right) at school in Zdolbunov, Volhynia, ca. 1944

Mother of the witness with her brother Vladimir Doleček, Volhynia, 1930

Milena Hradecka's father Josef Bajer in his youth in Volhynia

Father of the witness Josef Bajer, Volhynia

Cover of the programme for the exhibition of young artists at the festival in Wroclaw, designed by Tadeusz Kuranda

The underground edition of Czesław Miłosz's collection of essays, The Enslaved Mind, written in Parisian exile in 1951, first published unofficially in Poland in 1978

The back of a 1979 publication in Polish about TGM, with an overview of other books published by the independent Warsaw publishing house NOWa

Cassettes with recordings of concerts in Wroclaw spread rapidly in Czechoslovakia