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Wife of the witness at the house in Palackého Street in Frýdlant, where the family lived since 1956

Daughter Irena in a swing left by the house in Frýdlant after a displaced German family, ca. 1956

The wife of the witness next to the radio that the witness's dad built

Witness in the kitchen while washing dishes

The family of the witness - wife Hana, daughter Irena and son Jiří, together they went on trips and holidays

The family of the witness- wife Hana, daughter Irena and son Jiří at the table in the kitchen of their house in Frýdlant

Božena Stehlíková at home while working on a part of the Dopleta knitting machine developed by her sons Jiří and Jaroslav

Mother of the witness Božena Stehlíková (1911-1983)

Jiří Stehlík in 1989

Jiří Stehlík with one part of the double knitting machine Dopleta 382, which he developed in Kovozávody in Frýdlant with his brother Jaroslav

The Dopleta 382 knitting machine, which consisted of two needle beds marked Dopleta 191 A and Dopleta 191 B. When the needle bed 191 B was detached, the machine could be used as a single

Doplets 191 A and 191 B each have six needle-beds connected by two guide rails, the needle-beds are fitted with reed knitting needles

Part of the Dopleta 382 knitting machine

Jiří Stehlík's workshop, where he keeps parts after his father

The jack plane of František Stehlík's father, who used to work as a carpenter

Headphones from the military service, during which Jiří Stehlík served as a radio operator

Jiří Stehlík with his wife Hana in front of their house in Frýdlant in August 2023

Jiří Stehlík in his workshop in September 2023

Jiří Stehlík in the Metalworks workshop in the 1960s

Anna Hasakova, 2024

Anna Hasáková, graduation photograph, 1956

Anna Hasakova at the age of 15

Grandmother Zuzana Štelmáková with her brother Michal Štelmák during the Second World War

Mum Zuzana Štelmáková, Anna Hasáková (Štelmáková), brother Michal Štelmák, Dad Juraj Štelmák, Radoma, 1946

Villagers in Radoma, threshing grain, World War II