Král Šumavy na obrazovkách: propagandistický film Karla Kachyni. Smyšlený příběh, odehrávající se v roce 1948, přenesený na filmové plátno v roce 1959. O jeho existenci se Josef Hasil dozvěděl až dlouho poté.

He tried to get his fiancée Maria Vávrová, who was pregnant with Hasil's son Josef, into the free world several times. However, she repeatedly refused to leave.

Snoubenku Marii Vávrovou, čekající Hasilova syna Josefa, chtěl do svobodného světa proslulý převaděč dostat hned několikrát. Odchod však opakovaně odmítala.

Prisoner Josef Hasil: at the end of 1948 he was sentenced to nine years for the crime of conspiracy against the Republic by the notorious judge Karel Vaš, who was co-responsible for the judicial murder of General Heliodor Píka.

Vězeň Josef Hasil: na konci roku 1948 byl nechvalně známým soudcem Karlem Vašem, spoluzodpovědným za justiční vraždu generála Heliodora Píky, odsouzen na 9 let za zločin úkladů proti republice

Josef Hasil with his fiancée Maria Vávrová (born 7 August 1931), Josef Hasil as a member of the SNB (National Security Corps - transl.) and a soldier of basic military service

Josef Hasil se svou snoubenkou Marií Vávrovou (nar. 7. 8. 1931), Josef Hasil jako příslušník SNB i voják základní vojenské služby

Eva Lustigová s žáky České školy bez hranic v Ženevě, při natáčení pro projekt Příběhy našich sousedů

S žáky České školy bez hranic v Ženevě při natáčení pro projekt Příběhy našich sousedů

Eva Lustigová s tatínkem Arnoštem Lustigem, rok 1958

Eva Lustigová s tatínkem Arnoštem Lustigem, 1958

Natalia Vyshnevska during the interview, 2023

Geological practice during the first year of study at Taras Shevchenko State University of Kyiv. Ozokerite mine in the Lviv region, 1988.

Greenpeace Ukraine campaign to mark the 7th anniversary of the Chornobyl disaster and against the development of nuclear power. Kyiv, 1993.

Bus tour of Ukrainian cities with an educational program for children about the importance of waste sorting and recycling, 1996.

Greenpeace Ukraine tour along the Dnipro River on the Moby Dick ship. A stop in Dniprodzerzhynsk (now Kamianske), 1994.

"No to Toxic Waste" protest action against the import of toxic waste from Germany to Ukraine. Kyiv, 1993.

Nataliia Vyshnevska in the third grade (first from the right side, first row) at school No. 53, 1977.

Natalia Vyshnevska in her father's arms in the centre of Kyiv near the former planetarium, 1970.

Greenpeace Ukraine protest action at the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, 1994.

Geological practice at Kyiv State University. Pochaiv Monastery, 1988.

On the October Revolution Square (now Independence Square) in Kyiv, 1987.

"Climate is Changing – Time to Act" tour of the National Ecological Centre to collect signatures demanding ratification of the Kyoto Protocol. Yenakiieve city, Donetsk Region, 2003.

"Don't Build New Chornobyls" protest action near the Siemens office (organised by Natalia Vyshnevska and former Greenpeace Ukraine activists). Kyiv, 2000.

"Climate is Changing – Time to Act" tour of the National Ecological Centre to collect signatures demanding ratification of the Kyoto Protocol. Soledar city, Donetsk Region, 2003.