Jiří Fráňa with his mother Jiřina in 1950, after his father had been imprisoned

Jiří Fráňa s otcem Milanem v roce 1960 po jeho propuštění z vězení

Jiří Fráňa with his father Milan in 1960 after he was released from prison

Jiří Fráňa s otcem Milanem v roce 1960 po jeho propuštění z vězení

Jiří Fráňa with his father Milan in 1960 after he was released from prison

Otec Milan Fráňa po propuštění pracoval jako sklenář

After he was released from prison, Milan Fráňa had been working as a glazier

Pohřeb Milana Fráni se změnil v tichý protest

Milan Fráňa's funeral turned into a silent protest

Pohřeb Milana Fráni se změnil v tichý protest

Milan Fráňa's funeral turned into a silent protest

Pohřeb Milana Fráni se změnil v tichý protest

Milan Fráňa's funeral turned into a silent protest

Pamětník Jiří Fráňa v roce 2019

Jiří Fráňa in 2019

José Alberto Álvarez Bravo

José Alberto Álvarez Bravo

Tablo třídy Praporčické školy VB (SNB), Miroslav Kučera v prostřední řadě druhý zleva

A photo board of the class of the Warrant Officer School of the Public Security (State Security), Miroslav Kučera in the middle row, the second one from the left

Kromě jiných písní zpíval Miroslav Kučera často svoje protirežimní skladby Bouře a Konvalinka

In addition to other songs, Miroslav Kučera often sang his anti-regime compositions Bouře (the Storm) and Konvalinka (the lily of the valley)

Miroslav Kučera na internátním pokoji v Karviné se svými spolubydlícími

Miroslav Kučera in a boarding room in Karviná with his roommates

Společenské setkání v Blansku, Miroslav Kučera s kytarou, vlevo s pozvednutou skleničkou stojí František Korvas, který se po revoluci stal ředitelem vyškovského muzea

A social meeting in Blansko, Miroslav Kučera with a guitar, on the left with a raised glass stands František Korvas, who after the revolution became the director of the Vyškov Museum