Anna Lukešová at Holy Communion, 1946

Anna Lukešová with her husband Julius,1962

Anna Lukešová in 1962

Dagmar Dopitová (centre, with scooter) with parents Karel and Markéta (centre), brother Karel and family friends - Mr. Jiřinec (right), Vera Jiřincová, Mrs. Hrdinová (left) and Hana Hrdinová. Photographed in Tyršovy sady in Pardubice, 1952

Left to right: Dagmar Dopitová, mother Markéta Kalvodová, niece Jana Kalvodová, sister-in-law Alena Kalvodová and brother Karel Kalvoda, working on the family house in Bečov nad Teplou in 1986

Grandmother Markéta Zenkerová, née Nadelfestová, photographed before the transit from Pardubice to Terezín in 1941. She died in Auschwitz on 14 October 1944

Dagmar Dopitová with brother Karel and mother Markéta Kalvodová, née Zenkerová, in the outdoor cinema in Pardubice, 1950

Dagmar Dopitová with her niece Jana Kalvodová by the house in Bečov nad Teplou which the family used as a holiday house in 1986

Dagmar Dopitová (bottom right) with brother Karel and parents Karel Kalvoda and Markéta Kalvodová in Pardubice, 1952

Dagmar Dopitová with her parents Karel and Marketa Kalvodass in Pardubice, 1962

Dagmar Dopitová and Jaroslav Dopita's wedding photo, 4 July 1970

Mother Paula Fischl

Yevheniia Bardiak during the intrerview, 2024

Yevheniia Bardiak with her mother. Kalush, 1980s

Yevheniia Bardiak as a child. Kalush, early 1990s

The Orange Revolution. Kyiv, 2004

Women protesting in front of a local police station during the Revolution of Dignity. Ivano-Frankivsk, January 2014

Demonstration in support of Kremlin's prisoners at the sidelines of OSCE conference. Warsaw, 2015

Yevheniia Bardiak wearing Lemko necklace. Dolyna, Ivano-Frankivsk region, 2018

Yevhenia Bardiak advocates for the rights of the deported Lemkos as a deputy of the Ivano-Frankivsk Regional Council, 2021

Ivano-Frankivsk Regional Council plenary session, 2021

Volunteering during Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Ivano-Frankivsk, 2022

Presentation of a graphic novel about the war. Lutsk, 2023

Stanislav Ulianovskyi, great-grandfather. Kramatorsk, early 1930s

Yevheniia Semenova-Ulianovska, great-grandmother