František Severa with his parents, 1950s

František Severa first going to school, 1954

Witness's grandmother Wanda Adamska (*1907 Skierniewice † 2009 Gdansk), who graduated at the University of Warsaw and the Sorbonne in mathematics

Witness's grandfather Longin Kurski as a professor at the Technical College in Gdańsk (*1901 Warszawa † 1987 Gdańsk)

Witness's grandfather Longin Kurski as a prisoner of the German prison camp for Polish officers Oflag II C Woldenberg

Witness's grandfather Longin Kurski as a hero of the Polish-Soviet War (1919-20)

Witness's grandparents with her mother

Ladislav Tabery se spolužačkami z univerzity, USA, červenec 1986

Witness's mother Albína Ulbrichová before getting married, 1927

Marie Mikulenková (seated) in Budapest (Czechoslovak delegation to the Allied Control Council)

Fiancés Stanislav Holý (witness's father) and Albína Ulbrichová (witness's mother) on Mt Sněžka, 25 June 1926

Emil Mikulenka in Great Britain

Funeral of one of the British RAF pilots (from the archive of Emil Mikulenka)

Witness's son Tomáš Bláha

Former RAF pilots during the All Saints Day celebrations at Olšany Cemetery. On the photo is Colonel Emil Mikulenka, Colonel Vladimír Cupák, Colonel Miroslav Jiroudek.

Emil Mikulenka (standing on the left) as a member of the 311th Czechoslovak Bombardment Squadron of the RAF

311th Czechoslovak Bomber Squadron of the British Royal Air Force

Married couple Emil and Marie Mikulenka with their first child

Marie Mikulenková, 1948

Poster for the feature documentary film The Return of Agnieszka H., which Krystyna Krauze made about director Agnieszka Holland in 2013 together with cinematographer Jack Petrycki. Agnieszka Holland studied directing at FAMU in Prague between 1966 and 1971, and when she returned to Prague in 2012 to make the extremely powerful and successful series The Burning Bush, she agreed to make a documentary in which she remembers her studies in Czechia

Postage stamps of the Wolność i Pokój (Freedom and Peace) movement showing the activities of the movement - protests against the war in Afghanistan, advocacy of alternative military service, environmental protection and freedom of travel. The stamps issued by the underground structures became a symbol of resistance against the authorities and a sign of the existence of a free, independent underground state. They had a promotional, educational and financial function

Postage stamps of the Wolność i Pokój (Freedom and Peace) movement promoting non-violent forms of resistance - graffiti, hunger strikes, uncensored press, refusal of military service. Stamps issued by underground structures became a symbol of resistance against the authorities and a sign of the existence of a free, independent underground state. They had a promotional, educational and financial function

Poster for the feature-length documentary Little Brother Karel by Krystyna Krauze about Karel Kryl's relationship to Poland in 2016

Witness's mother Marie with her older brother Witold in Gdynia in 1938