National air competition 12 heures d'angers, which was also attended by Czechoslovak aviator Karel Mareš

Military Attaché Karel Mareš in the Soviet Union (1942-1946). He replaced the image of the dictator J. V. Stalin with the Czech thinker Jan Hus

In England, Karel Mareš (right) became the first commander of the 311th Czechoslovak Bomber Squadron, Great Britain, 1940-1942

A picture before one of the operational flights over the Third Reich, 1940-1942

Karel Mareš (centre) as the first commander of the 311th Czechoslovak Bomber Squadron RAF, Great Britain, 1940-1942

Karel Mareš (left) as the first commander of the 311th Czechoslovak Bomber Squadron, Great Britain, 1940-1942

Karel Mareš (left) after his return from the USSR, 1947

Young Karel Mareš during the First World War in the ranks of Czechoslovak troops, who wore standard uniforms of the Italian army with a red and white ribbon on the collar

Graduation board of students of the Real Gymnasium Pierre de Coubertin in Tábor. Karel Mareš in the front row, third from the left, 1916-1917

Dagmar Marešová after her birth in 1947 with her father Brigadier General Karel Mareš

Karel Jedlinský in 2023

Karel Jedlinský (middle row, second from left) in first class, Pardubice, 1946

Karel Jedlinský (in a group among soldiers) at the army, 1959-1961

With siblings Miloš, Věra and Jaroslav (from left), 2023

Karel Jedlinský, 1943-1944

Karel Jedlinský, 1943-1944

Karel Jedlinský in 2023

With my mother in Austria, about 1994

With cousin Lily Holmes, 1947

During a three-year working stay in Moscow, 1972

In London, circa 1961

London, 1992

With my mother and Alois Sláčík from the Vizovice Soda Factory, Luhačovice, 1947

At the Vizovice tasting event, 2004

At the Car Museum, California USA, 2002