The northernmost station of the Canadian Riding Police in the Alexandria Fjord on Ellesmere Island. The station was lent to the research group of Josef Svoboda from 1980 to 1986

Tents of the Josef Svoboda research group / July 1981

Raising up the Canadian flag at the research base in Svedrupov

Josef Svoboda / right / with Josef Elstrem of the Botanical Institute of the Academy of Sciences

Polar researchers of the Toronto University in front of a common residential parcoll in the Svedrufo Pass on Ellesmer Island / from the left, a Swiss, Martin Raillard, Josef Svoboda and Canadians Janine Murray, Tim Thurston and Tom Daly

Josef Svoboda with his wife and sons / Ondřej left / Michal right / Canada / 1983

Sons Ondřej and Michal with their father, Josef Šach, Czech missionary in Canada

Younger son Michal on the day of his master's graduation / son Ondrej on right / Toronto university / 2000

Son of Ondrej in the garden of a friend, Jiří Hořák / 1986

Josef Svoboda on the rocks at Baker's Lake in the Arctic / 1993

Josef Svoboda and Maria Kostohryzová, family of Doležal and his son Ondřej / Prague / 2004

Co-prisoners 50 years later / Václav Vaško on left / Prague

Ondřej, the son of Josef Svoboda, and a composer

Josef Svoboda with the granddaughter Sarah / 2008

The northernmost islands of the Canadian archipelago with Resolute, Eureka and Alert bases and research sites: Lowland Truelov, Alexandrina fjord, Svedrup Pass and Lake Hazen / Josef and his team of co-workers dedicated themselves to field research

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