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  • Bombardment of Litoměřice by the Red Army on May 10, 1945, a unique photograph shows the view of the roofs of Litoměřice from the bridge over the Elbe river. Bombs destroyed, for example, the gymnasium in Jezuitská Street, where Josef Jugmann taught Czech in the years 1799–1815 (photo: Karel Šanda)
    Bombardment of Litoměřice by the Red Army on May 10, 1945, a unique photograph shows the view of the roofs of Litoměřice from the bridge over the Elbe river. Bombs destroyed, for example, the gymnasium in Jezuitská Street, where Josef Jugmann taught Czech in the years 1799–1815 (photo: Karel Šanda)
  • Bombardment of Litoměřice by the Red Army on May 10, 1945, a unique photograph shows the view of the roofs of Litoměřice from the bridge over the Elbe river. Bombs destroyed, for example, the gymnasium in Jezuitská Street, where Josef Jugmann taught Czech in the years 1799–1815 (photo: Karel Šanda)
    Bombardment of Litoměřice by the Red Army on May 10, 1945, a unique photograph shows the view of the roofs of Litoměřice from the bridge over the Elbe river. Bombs destroyed, for example, the gymnasium in Jezuitská Street, where Josef Jugmann taught Czech in the years 1799–1815 (photo: Karel Šanda)
  • Mass departure of Germans from Litoměřice after the war (photo by Karel Šanda)
    Mass departure of Germans from Litoměřice after the war (photo by Karel Šanda)
  • Mass departure of Germans from Litoměřice after the war (photo by Karel Šanda)
    Mass departure of Germans from Litoměřice after the war (photo by Karel Šanda)
  • Ceremonial parade on the square in Litoměřice after the war (photo by Karel Šanda)
    Ceremonial parade on the square in Litoměřice after the war (photo by Karel Šanda)
  • National funeral in Terezín on September 16, 1945, attended by former prisoners, survivors, representatives of political and public life in post-war Czechoslovakia, including Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk (photo by Karel Šanda)
    National funeral in Terezín on September 16, 1945, attended by former prisoners, survivors, representatives of political and public life in post-war Czechoslovakia, including Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk (photo by Karel Šanda)
  • The national burial of exhumed bodies in Terezín on September 16, 1945, which was attended by former prisoners, survivors, representatives of political and public life in post-war Czechoslovakia, including Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk, these graves became the basis of the National Cemetery in the area in front of the Small Fortress (photo by Karel Šanda)
    The national burial of exhumed bodies in Terezín on September 16, 1945, which was attended by former prisoners, survivors, representatives of political and public life in post-war Czechoslovakia, including Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk, these graves became the basis of the National Cemetery in the area in front of the Small Fortress (photo by Karel Šanda)
  • On Sunday, September 16, 1945, thousands of people arrived in Terezín for the funeral of 601 exhumed from mass graves (photo by Karel Šanda)
    On Sunday, September 16, 1945, thousands of people arrived in Terezín for the funeral of 601 exhumed from mass graves (photo by Karel Šanda)
  • Milada Horáková at the National Funeral in Terezín on Sunday, September 16, 1945, where she gave a speech on behalf of imprisoned women (photo by Karel Šanda)
    Milada Horáková at the National Funeral in Terezín on Sunday, September 16, 1945, where she gave a speech on behalf of imprisoned women (photo by Karel Šanda)
  • National funeral in Terezín on September 16, 1945 (photo by Karel Šanda)
    National funeral in Terezín on September 16, 1945 (photo by Karel Šanda)
  • The national funeral was attended by former prisoners, survivors, representatives of the political and public life of post-war Czechoslovakia (photo by Karel Šanda)
    The national funeral was attended by former prisoners, survivors, representatives of the political and public life of post-war Czechoslovakia (photo by Karel Šanda)
  • Stamp of German marauders called Wehrwolf (werewolves) who carried out attacks on Red Army soldiers at the end of the war and after
    Stamp of German marauders called Wehrwolf (werewolves) who carried out attacks on Red Army soldiers at the end of the war and after
  • View of the transshipment building under construction for products from the Richard factory near Litoměřice (photo by Karel Šanda)
    View of the transshipment building under construction for products from the Richard factory near Litoměřice (photo by Karel Šanda)
  • Crematorium in the concentration camp in Litoměřice (photo by Karel Šanda)
    Crematorium in the concentration camp in Litoměřice (photo by Karel Šanda)
  • An autopsy room in the concentration camp in Litoměřice (photo by Karel Šanda)
    An autopsy room in the concentration camp in Litoměřice (photo by Karel Šanda)
  • Place for disposing of bodies in the crematorium in the concentration camp in Litoměřice (photo by Karel Šanda)
    Place for disposing of bodies in the crematorium in the concentration camp in Litoměřice (photo by Karel Šanda)
  • Hana (*1946), daughter of the witness, while jumping into the water
    Hana (*1946), daughter of the witness, while jumping into the water
  • Hana, the daughter of the witness, jumping into the water at the swimming pool in Litoměřice
    Hana, the daughter of the witness, jumping into the water at the swimming pool in Litoměřice
  • Entrance to the Small Fortress in Terezín (photo by Karel Šanda)
    Entrance to the Small Fortress in Terezín (photo by Karel Šanda)
  • Antonín Ondroušek, the celebration of his hundredth birthday in February 2022
    Antonín Ondroušek, the celebration of his hundredth birthday in February 2022
    Antonín Ondroušek (* 1922)
    photo: archiv rodiny pamětníka
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  • Antonín Ondroušek, probably in the sixties
    Antonín Ondroušek, probably in the sixties
  • Antonín Ondroušek when he was eighteen years old, 1940
    Antonín Ondroušek when he was eighteen years old, 1940
  • Antonín Ondroušek during the two month military exercise in Libavá at around the age of 25–26 years
    Antonín Ondroušek during the two month military exercise in Libavá at around the age of 25–26 years
  • Antonín Ondroušek around thirty years old
    Antonín Ondroušek around thirty years old
  • The family of Antonín Ondroušek – his wife Anděla, his sons Zdeněk and Antonín, their dog Punťa [Spot], Komárno after returning from carrying out his sentence (1951)
    The family of Antonín Ondroušek – his wife Anděla, his sons Zdeněk and Antonín, their dog Punťa [Spot], Komárno after returning from carrying out his sentence (1951)