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My husband's grandmother with her grandchildren, Rovensko, Easter 1961

Husband Johan Pelnář and his son mowing grain, 1980s

Funeral of the mother-in-law, Rovensko, 1990

Johan Pelnář tying the binder

Military oath of Pavel Pražák, whose family left Rovensko at the beginning of the 20th century and went to South America, Brazil - Sao Paulo, 1964

On the left, her father and next to him the teacher Šubrt and other family relatives, 1950s

Group photo of doctors serving at a wedding, including the witness's father, 1975

A festival in Rovensko, when girls pinned flowers on boys' lapels, 1962

A cousin of his father, whose family left Rovensko for America in 1923

Wedding of Václav Veverka from Rovensko, undated

Funeral of teacher Šubrt, 1984, Temesvár

Family Pinkava from Rovenska, undated

Photos of Antonín Najser during the shooting in July 2024

Antonín Najser at home during filming in 2024

Antonín Najser in the second profile photo from July 2024

Antonín Najser during the shooting in July 2024, second profile photo in portrait

Antonín Najser in his garden in July 2024, behind the walnut tree there is a "threshing floor" where, according to his story, there is still buried ammunition from World War II

Antonín Najser in the garden of his house, in the background the barn built by his father

The barn behind Antonín Najser was built by his father when he was born, so they are both the same age

Parents and siblings of the mother of Hedvika Najserová, born in 1908 in Hertice, on the photo is the second from the right

Father Antonín Najser, born in 1901, on the photo probably from 1921

Conscripts from Slavkov in a photograph from 1917, marked with a cross - uncle JUDr. Jan Najser from Prague

Slavkov youth between 1921-1922, marked with a cross is the father of Antonín Najser, born in 1901

Slavkov eagles, probably photographed in the 1920s. Antonín Najser's father, born in 1901, is marked with a circle

Wedding of the parents of Hedvika and Antonín Najsrovi in Slavkov, probably at the end of the 1920s. The man in glasses is the uncle (brother of the father) JUDr. Jan Najser from Prague