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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

František Slavíček - Zdeňka's grandfather

František Slavíček with the automobile he drove for the Löw-Beer family

The Slavíčkek family. Parents and their children, František, Petr, Marie a Josef

Josef Slavíček who died in Auschwitz in 1942

František Slavíček, who sustained grave injuries in an explosion of a light tank destroyer

Two brothers, František and Josef, Josef's wife and their son Josef who was three years old when his father perished in Auschwitz.

Zdeňka Šillerová with her older sister

Zdeňka's home in Sebranice damaged by explosion of a light tank destroyer in the early hours of the 9th of May in 1945

Zdeňka's home in Sebranice damaged by explosion of a light tank destroyer in the early hours of the 9th of May in 1945

The light tank destroyer was turned over by the explosion

Zdeňka Šillerová, 23rd September of 2020

Corporal František Slavíček (far right) in Brno at the very beginning of the Great War

Part of the cannon from the destroyed light tank destroyer. The damage caused by the explosion is shown.

Medallion of Black Madonna of Czenstochowa with a hole punched by a piece of shrapnel

Member's badge of the Union of Automobile Chauffeurs of the Republic of Czechoslovakia, number 347, which was worn by František Slavíček.

Ewa as a little girl and her mother, 1977.

"Rowerowa card" - a driver's license for a bicycle, when Ewa was eleven years old. (1986)

Clip “Gdyby zmysły prysły” recording in 2018- Monitor Polonijny- photograph by Stano Stehlík.