Miners´ quarter in Sallaumines

Anna Tybitanclová's birthplace in the miners´ quarter in Sallaumines

Czech theatre group in Sallaumines (in the middle, Anna Tybitanclova's mother)

Czech amateur theatre in the miners´ quarter in Sallaumines (first from the left - Anna Tybitanclová's mother)

Czech amateur theatre in the miners´ quarter in Sallaumines

Czechs in a physical education union (probably similar to Sokol) in the miners´ quarter in Sallaumines

Anna Tybitanclová's father Karel Přibyl in French army uniform (1940)

Karel Přibyl, father of the witness, in 1949

Anna Přibylová, mother of the witness, in 1949

Children from the first class in the German town of Möers (second from the left in the penultimate row is Anna Přibylová, then Nováková, the mother of the witness) - 1922

Karel Přibyl, father of the witness, in French uniform with his three sisters-in-law (1940)

Sisters Anna (left) and Jindřiška Pribylová (circa 1942), in Sallaumines, France

Sisters Anna and Jindřiška Pribylová (circa 1943)

Christmas 1941 in Sallaumines, the photo shows Anna Přibylová with her daughters (Anna is the younger one). Karel Přibyl was in German captivity at that time

On a farm in France, shortly after the Allied landing in Normandy (1944)

Přibyl sisters (from left) with their mother and aunt

Mrs. and Mr. Přibyl with their daughters in France (circa 1944)

Karel Přibyl with his daughters in Bohemia

Anna Tybitanclová, then Pribylová, with her parents in the Ore Mountains

Anna and Jindřiška after their arrival in Bohemia (Ore Mountains, ca. 1946-1947)

Anna Tybitanclová visiting Sallaumines in 1966 (in the background one of the coal piles)

Journey to France in 1966 (Anna with her husband and daughter)

Anna Tybitanclová in front of her family home in Sallaumines in 1966

Visiting Sallaumines in 1966 (from left: Anna, her grandmother, younger brother and Aunt Mia)

Anna Tybitanclová's parents in Paris in 1950 (Anna Přibylová sitting on the left, Karel Přibyl standing second from the left)