One of the houses in Český Malín shortly after the tragedy

One of the men is Uncle Vaclav Bešta from Bohemian Malin in Ostrava, after fighting in Czechoslovakia. church

Lýdie Furious when visiting Volyně

Lýdie Furious when visiting Volyně

Lydie Půrová - 2018

Lydie Půrová - 2018

Mother Olga Grmelová (Beštová) at a school in Český Straklov in Volhynia

Husband Vladimir and Vera Bešt from Polonia in Volhynia. Vladimir as the owner of the mill in 1939 shot by the Soviets, a wife with two children taken to exile and her son imprisoned and later shot

Mother Olga Beštova at the Ledochovce Farm

Municipal Office in. In 2009

Shop in Český Malín in 2009

Father with horses in Ledoc

Memorial to the victims of the burning of Český Malín in Nový Malín

Pieta for the burning of Bohemian Malin in New Malin in 1947

After burning Bohemian Malina

The surviving burning of Bohemian Malina

Relatives in Chresnjak in Volyn

The Bešťov family from Český Malín before 1943

A group of women and children who survived the burning of Bohemian Malina

Common photo of rescued men - Český Malín 1943

The barn of Bešt's house in Ledohovec in Volhynia

Uncle and aunt Václav and Marie Bešt and cousins Slávek and Václav. Only Uncle Vaclav survived the tragedy in Bohemian Malin

Uncle Václav Bešta and cousins of the memorialist Josef Mišák, Slávek and Václav Bešt, who died on July 13, 1943 in Český Malín

Uncle Václav Bešta in Czechoslovakia. Army Corps

Uncle Václav Bešta in Czechoslovakia. Army Corps