2nd half of the 50s, with classmates from school - from left Ľudovít Didi, Tibor Udvardi and Tibor Žilka

992, trip with priests (initiated by Jozef Oprala)

Stanislav Aseyev, Prague 2025

Stanislav Aseyev, Prague 2025

Poldina Semančinová at the Day Services Centre in Znojmo, 25 October 2024

Poldina Pirklová (Semančinová) in 1937

Poldina Pirklová (Semančinová) with parents František Pirkl and Kristýna Pirklová and younger sister Věra in 1937

Poldina Semančinová's father František Pirkl (left) with Svoboda's corps (1944)

Michal Semančin and Poldina Semančinová with their first daughter Verunka

Pirkl Sisters - Poldina Semančinová (right) and younger Věra Burianová (2024)

Pirkl sisters with mother in Melitopol; Poldina the eldest is top left

Pirkl sisters (1942)

Pirkl sisters during Poldina's visit to Hodonice (1956)

Father and mother, photo montage (1943)

Father's parents and siblings in Chekhohrad

Parents' wedding photo

Pirkl sisters with their parents

Poldina Semančinová with husband and eldest daughter Verunka who died at age three and is buried in Noviny České

Poldina Semančinová with husband (1970s)

Poldina Semančinová and sister Věra Burianová with their respective husbands

Poldina Semančinová's father with General Svoboda's corps

Poldina Semančinová's husband Michal

Pavel Prášek in 2014

Pavel Prášek in 2014

Abandoned farm in Velká nad Veličkou, 1950s