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Hana Panušková with her husband Miroslav Panuška in Strakonice around 1960

Husband Miroslav Panuška with son Miroslav in the 1980s

Funeral of father Josef Melka in Miřenice in 1965

Funeral of father Josef Melka in 1965

American army in Miřenice (to the left of the open kitchen of the Americans is the farm of the Melka family)

From left in aprons: Josef Hlaváček (cousin of grandfather Miroslav), Miroslav Panuška (grandfather), Miloslav Votýpka (current neighbour) and Karel Panuška (grandfather's brother) in front of the butcher shop in 1940

From the right, seated, the pub keeper and butcher František Panuška (founder of the company) with his wife Anna (née Černíková), five children (Karel second from the left) and the butcher's dog

From left: Karel Panuška (1885-1976), Karel Panuška (1924-1998) and Miroslav Panuška (1926-2001) shortly after his release from communist camps

From the back Miroslav Panuška (*1962), in the front from the left Jaroslav Panuška (*2000) and Miroslav Panuška (*1997) in front of the building of the former butcher shop in 2020

At that time modern Tatra truck, naturally with appropriate advertising

Hana Panušková, née Melková, with her grandmother Melková

Butcher's shop after reconstruction in 1930

Brother Josef Melka and his grandson Dominik, Hana Panušková, Božena Chlanová and their mother Božena Melková in 1994 in Miřenice

Daniel Košt'ál in 1939

Jan Košt'ál, father of Daniel Košt'ál, pastor of the Evangelical Church, 1944

The Košt'ál s siblings in 1954 in Ostrava. The tallest man standing in the middle is Daniel Košt'ál

Daniel Košt'ál's grandfather Jan Košt'ál in 1914, who was killed in 1917 in the World War I

Father Jan Košt'ál and mother Marie, née Boukalová, in 1931

Wedding of Ilona Jakobová and Daniel Košt'ál, 17 December 1960

Ilona and Daniel Košt'ál in Valašské Meziříčí in 1966

Daniel Košt'ál in Zlín during recording for Memory of Nations, 13 August 2023

Radomil Maléř / 1939

Wooden chapel of St. Cyril and Methodius on the Beskydy mountain Radhošt' / 1960s

Radomil Maléř with his mother Marie / 1938