21. srpen 1968 v Hronově, kolegové z KAN, zleva Jiří Horyna, Jaroslav Novák

První setkání se zájemci o skautování ve Veselí nad Moravou, květen 1968 u Hvězdárny ve Veselí nad Moravou

Family photo of the Dušejovský family (1968) - in the top row mother Milada and father Josef, bottom left brother Jindřich Dušejovský (* 1944), bottom right Petr Dušejovský

Peter Bruner's family debating with soldiers in Kolinec during the invasion in August 1968. From left: Petr Bruner, his father, his cousin Šárka with her friend and unknown young men

A photograph of the Czech broadcast in Pilsen 21.- 29. 8. 1968, photographed by Milan Marko, a photographer and employee of the Foto division of Skoda Pilsen works, crowds standing in front of the broadcast building

Bullet shots in Petr Šída´s jeans from 21. 8. 1968 (the right hand pocket, through which a bullet and bone fractions came out - a shot through pelvis)

New Year's Eve party in 1968 at the Lukšíček home. From left: Jindřich Valenta - Vlk [Wolf], Oldřich Rottenborn - Hoby, František Bobek - Stopař [Stalker], Jiří Lukšíček - Rys [Lynx], and Jiří Oktábec - Grizzly.

On the left, Jarmila Vogel (president of the Masaryk Club in Boston) and her compatriots represent Czechoslovakia at the Boston International Ball, Boston, USA 1968

Witness first from right at the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Czech Brethren Evangelical Church, December 1968

Oldřich Kůrečka with his sister Ludmila on the way from the church, 1968

The three friends: FRantišek, Antonín and Petr; Ilidža, 1968

Soviet army during the occupation of Pilsen, August 1968

The National Museum in August 1968 with the camera of Jiří Růžička

Znojmo during the Warsaw Pact invasion, August 1968

Znojmo during the Warsaw Pact invasion, August 1968

Znojmo during the Warsaw Pact invasion, August 1968

Warsaw Pact invasion of Czechoslovakia, August 1968 in Humpolec

Soviet tanks in a square in České Budějovice, August 1968

A meeting of evangelical priests in Liptovská Porúbka 1968, Jozef Juráš in second row right

A few days before 21 August 1968, František Valenta (scout name Marbula) offered children in Frýdlant square the opportunity to join the newly founded Frýdlant Scout Centre, the interest was great

Military service, 1968, Tři Sekery near Mariánské Lázně, Slatina company, guard tower in the photo

At the compulsory military service in Beroun (Jaroslav Javorský leaning with both hands on a sitting soldier), 1968

21. srpen 1968 v Bělovsi, barikáda před bývalou českou celnicí, fotil Jiří Šulitka

Pár dní před 21. srpnem 1968 nabízel František Valenta (skautským jménem Marbula) na frýdlantském náměstí dětem možnost vstoupit do nově založeného skautského střediska Frýdlant, zájem byl veliký

Rodinná fotografie rodiny Dušejovských (1968) - v horní řadě matka Milada a otec Josef, vlevo dole bratr Jindřich Dušejovský (* 1944), vpravo dole Petr Dušejovský