Photos search result:

Václav and Ivana Zábrš (1963)

Father Vladislav Zábrša (1960s)

Václav Zábrša (1990s)

Václav Zábrša in 2019

Václav Zábrša in 2024

Visit of the Russian playwright whose play was performed by the theatre where Ludmila Janská worked. From left: playwright Grigorij Gorin, translator Jiří Seydler, Ludmila Janská, actress Věra Galatíková, director Ladislav Vymětal, Prague, late 1970s

Ludmila Janská with pupils from the Primary School at Svoboda Square at the presentation of Stories of Our Neighbours, February 2017

Ludmila Janská with pupils from the Primary School at Svoboda Square in the ABC Theatre, 2016

Ludmila Janská looking at historic theatre photographs, ABC Theatre 2016

Ludmila Janská with pupils from Ema Destinnová Primary School in Prague 6, 2016

Ludmila Janská with pupils from the Primary School at Svoboda Square, 2016

Leoš "Bacon" Slanina

Leoš Slanina in 2022

Leoš "Bacon" Slanina

Leoš "Bacon" Slanina

Title page of the programme for the play "Three Ladies with a Gun" by German playwright Karl Wittlinger. The play, translated by Ludmila Janská, was performed at the Comedy Theatre in the late 1960s and early 1970s. It achieved hundreds of performances and was later presented by the Czech Television.

Otec pamětníka Emil Hamal v zákopech 1. světové války (první zleva), 1917

PF 2006 manželů Burdových, vpravo na fotografii Vladimír Burda, vězeň ze Zámrsku

Alois Bradáč, filming for Memory of Nations, Pilsen, December 2023

Alois Bradáč, shooting for Memory of Nations, Pilsen, December 2023

Alois Bradáč, photo from a military book, 1960s

On the right, father and mother, Gerník, late 1930s

A stallion named Dubi and Alois Bradáč, about six years old, perched on him, photographed in the yard of the Bradáč farm. The stallion's neighing on the fateful night of the deportation of families from Gerník (June 1951) was also remembered by P. Václav Mašek, Gerník, late 1940s

The Bradacs: from left: brother Václav, parents, sister Anna, the witness and his children, Gerník, 1963

Former carpenter Jozef Bradáč with his wife and daughter in Gernik, taken on 16 April 1947 before his emigration to Czechoslovakia