Halyna Ustymivna Hordienko with her husband and daughters, 1964

Halyna Ustymivna Hordienko with a friend

Halyna Ustymivna Hordienko in Vinnytsia, 1952

Halyna Ustymivna Hordienko in Kramatorsk, 1954 (sitting in the centre)

At the Red Army Memorial in Vienna

In Zhornov

Halyna Ustymivna Hordienko, December 4, 2020

Sofie Cakirpaloglu and her family: her husband Kosiliadis, two daughters, a son and her mother-in-law.

Sofie Cakirpaloglu got married when she was eighteen. Her husband was from the same Greek village, Thiriopetra.

Sofie Cakirpaloglu with her husband Kosiliadis and their three children.

Evening in the port town of Pigadia, Greece.

Children that were transported from Greece during the civil war, among them the nine-year-old Sofie Cakirpanoglu with her younger sister and older brother.

Sofie Cakirpaloglu

Sofie Cakirpaloglu and most of her siblings stayed in the Czech Republic but they still have a strong bond with Greece.

A visit to Greece

Sofie Cakirpaloglu in Greece

Olha Volodymyrivna Minajeva, 11 February 2021

Olha Volodymyrivna Minajeva, 11 February 2021

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period photo

The first family photograph after the war, 1946

The Bergida brothers in Snina, Ivan's father David first from left

Three brothers in front of a tailor shop before the war, father David first on the right

Father's sister Fany, mother Rozalia, sister Ida, who survived 3 years in Auschwitz

Zdeňka at school in 1957