Jan Aust with other prisoners in Rapotín - they were ordered to work while they did their terms

Young Jan Aust

Jan Aust in Rapotín - he had to work while serving his term

Jan Aust in Rapotín - he had to work while serving his term

Jan Aust with the German apprentice, who turned him in to the police

Jan Aust

Jan Aust

Mother Marie Austová

Summer job

Father František Aust

Father František Aust

The first grade at grammar school in Šumperk

The first grade of elementary school in Šumperk.

The wedding of his parents František Aust and Marie Kašparová in Hrabenov in 1930

The third grade of elementary school in Šumperk in 1930.

On the right-hand side the father František Aust while guarding Russian prisoners in Linz during the First world war

Souvenir from brickfield in Sučany

The Remeš family in front of the chapel in Šediviny, which was built by one of their ancestors after the Austro-Prussian War

An earthen mug from prison from her friend Maruška

The second grade of the Ukrainian female gymnasium. In the center – professor of the Ukrainian language and literature Hrynakova, 1938.

A play “Lady Dulska’s morality”. Yaroslava Hasyuk (Kryzhanivska) is the third one sitting from the right. Director of the play Gabriella Zapolska. Przemyśl, General Governorate, 1943–1944.

Christmas holidays in exile. Yaroslava Hasyuk (Kryzhanivska) is standing in the second row, the third one from the left; Oleh Hasyuk is in the third row, the second one from the left. Inta, the Komi Autonomous Soviet, 1956.

Ukrainian women-political prisoners after the release from the camp in a special settlement. Yaroslava Hasyuk (Kryzhanivska) is in the top row, the second one from the right. Inta, the Komi Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic, USSR, 24.04.1955.

Fr. Pavlo Wasylyk, deacon Stepan Mamchur and unknown person. Mordovia, 1963.

The first Confession and Holy Communion ceremony in Dobryany in 1943 year