Ladislav and Anna Špičákovi (in the middle) in front of the family pub, early 1940s

Manželé Ladislav a Anna Špičákovi (uprostřed) před rodinnou hospodou, počátek 40. let 20. století

A hall in Hradec Králové, where the Peace Race participants had been attended to, 15 to 17 May 1968

Sál v Hradci Králové, kde obsluhovali závodníky Závodu míru, 15.-17. května 1968

Her daughter took over the family pub with her husband, 2008

Rodinnou hospodu převzala dcera s manželem, 2008

Ladislav and Anna Špičák getting married in 1940

Ladislav a Anna Špičákovi, svatba rodičů v roce 1940

Jan Miroslav Krist with the Slovácko club, 1986–1988

Jan Miroslav Krist ve Slováckém krúžku, 1986–1988

Jan Miroslav Krist with the Slovácko club, 1986–1988

Jan Miroslav Krist ve Slováckém krúžku, 1986–1988

Zdeňka Kristová with her husband at a feast in Říčany in 1960

Zdeňka Kristová s manželem na hodech v Říčanech v roce 1960

Zdeňka Kristová with her husband at a feast in Říčany in 1960

Zdeňka Kristová s manželem na hodech v Říčanech v roce 1960

Zdeňka Kristová with her husband at a feast in Říčany in 1960

Zdeňka Kristová s manželem na hodech v Říčanech v roce 1960

Zdeňka Kristová with her husband at a feast in Říčany in 1960

Zdeňka Kristová s manželem na hodech v Říčanech v roce 1960

Oleksiy Zakharkiv, 2021

Oleksiy Zakharkiv 2021

Zakharkiv Oleksiy (on the left side) with his friend Kachan Yaroslav, who was relocated from Zboriv district. Siberia, village Novopestery (now - Novopesterovo), Kemerovo region, 1953

Oleksij Zacharkiv (nalevo) s přítelem Jaroslavem Kačanem. Sibiř, 1953

The wedding of Mykola Zakharkiv (second from the left side of the second row) and Tonia (Antonina) Shpilman (second from the right side of the second row); the first on the left side of the second row is Matrona Zakharkiv from the house of Dymkovychi; 1st row on the left - Oleksiy Zakharkiv, on the right - Kachan Yaroslav; 3rd row - from left to right: 3rd - Pakhomko, 5th - Antin Kuz, 6th - Mariya Zakharkiv, 7th - Fedir Zakharkiv, 8th - Melaniya (Mila) Zakharkiv. Siberia, village Novopestery (now - Novopesterovo), Kemerovo region, 1953