Manžel Jan Tempír

Husband and wife Annemarie and Jan Tempír

Manželé Annemarie a Jan Tempírovi

Father Erich Heinisch

Otec Erich Heinisch

Marlene Smolková at her house in Boží Dar, 2023

Pamětnice Marlene Smolková u svého domu v Božím Daru, rok 2023

Dzvin magazine editorial office. Left to right: Yurii Koval, Andriy Sodomora, Roman Fedoriv, Volodymyr Oleiko, Ivan Svarnyk, and Roman Didula. Lviv, 1980s

Left to right: Andriy Sodomora, Volodymyr Zabashtanskyi, and Borys Tymoshenko. Kyiv, 1980s

Left to right: Andriy Sodomora, Dmytro Bilous, Maksym Strikha, Hryhorii Kochur, and Rostyslav Dotsenko. Kyiv, late 1980s

Andriy Sodomora with his son Pavlo and daughter Sofia at home. Lviv, December 1, 1987

The Orange Revolution in Kyiv, 2004. Left to right: Pavlo Sodomora (son), Roman Didula, Ivan Svarnyk, Petro Shkrabiuk, Anatoliy Perepadia, Andriy Sodomora

Andriy Sodomora with his wife, children and grandchildren, 2017

The Sodomora family. Right to left: Fr. Oleksandr, Andriy, Sofia, Marta, Melania (Sophia's sister), Lukia, and Justyna. Vyriv, 1940

Faculty of the Department of Latin Language, Lviv State Medical Institute. Andriy Sodomora is second from right. Lviv, 1960s

Andriy Sodomora (third from right) with his cohort. Lviv, 1957

Meeting of the Union of Ukrainian Women. Sofia Sodomora, mother, is in the center. Vyriv village, second half of the 1930s

Andriy Sodomora with Vietnamese students. Lviv, May 1, 1980

Oleksandr Sodomora, father, standing in the Ukrainian People's Republic's uniform. Berezhany, 1918

Marlene Smolková with her mother and brother in front of the brewery in Boží Dar, where they lived before and during the war

Marlene Smolková s matkou a bratrem před budovou pivovaru v Božím Daru, ve kterém před válkou a během ní bydleli

Marlene Smolková's mother with her brothers Harry (left) and Konrad, 1930s

Matka pamětnice Marlene Smolkové s jejími bratry Harrym (vlevo) a Konrádem, 30. léta 20. století

House Barbora in Boží Dar, where the family of the witness had to move from the brewery after the war

Dům Barbora v Božím Daru, kam se rodina pamětnice musela přestěhovat po válce z pivovaru