The funeral procession from St. Lawrence's Church past the Evangelical Church to the cemetery. The photo shows how long it was. When the coffin passed through the cemetery gate, the final attendees were still lining up by the church, making the procession about one kilometre long. Local grammar school teacher Karel Fink noted: "Her funeral was a magnificent manifestation of the respect and love that the broadest strata of Vysoké Mýto people felt towards the deceased."

The front of the funeral procession going to the cemetery, with the coffin driven by two horses in the background. Emilie Zedníčková's husband, held in a communist prison at the time, was not released for her funeral in February 1952.

Enterment in the family tomb in Vysoké Mýto. The nuns who spent her last moments with Emilie Zedníčková at her bedside wrote a poem immediately after her death: "A brave woman, who can find? Far above jewels she is worth! She opens her hand to the poor, Shows her palms to the poor, Her garment is her influence and her honour, With a smile she looks towards the future!"

The sons are growing up while Stanislav Zedníček is still in prison. This is one of the photos they sent to their father for Christmas

Zedníček's farm before nationalization in the winter of 1946

General view of the Zedníček farm and adjacent buildings before nationalisation

The ruined farm after nationalisation, 1970s

The farm after nationalisation, 1970s

Jiří Zedníček, 2020

Ladislav Otruba in his office in his stone workshop, 2025

Ladislav Otruba in 2025

Ladislav Otruba in 2025

Otruba stoneworks in Plumlov

Ladislav Otruba with wife Milada and children Marek, Gabriela and Karel, circa 1980

Ladislav Otruba with his children Marek, Gabriela and Karel, circa 1980

Parents Karel Otruba and Jana Otrubová with daughter Zdislava, circa 1951

Karel Otruba's family

Arieșanu Gabriel

Diaconescu Ion

Ion Diaconescu

Lucian Plapşa

Vlašim Gymnasium team during the filming of the interview with Jáchym Jaroslav Šimek

Gymnasium Vlašim team with Jáchym Jaroslav Šimek after the shooting

Gyenes Zsuzsanna

Zoltán Gúth