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DescriptionVazebni.Foto.Jindrich.Vichra.1944.gif	Čeština: Jindřich Vichra (1918 - 1944), český básník, účastník protinacistického odboje za protektorátu. Vazební fotografie z Pankrácké věznice v Praze, asi polovina roku 1944. English: Jindřich Vichra (1918 - 1944), Czech poet, participant in the anti-Nazi resistance during the Protectorate. Arrest photo from Pankrac prison in Prague, about half in 1944.
Date	15 March 1944
Source	RAMEŠ, Karel. Žaluji: pankrácká kalvarie (svazek II). Příprava vydání Vladimír Thiele; ilustrace akademický malíř dr. Jaroslav Lebeda. 2. vyd. Praha : Orbis - Praha, 1946-srpen. 2 svazky (864 s.) Obsahuje rejstřík; Graficky upravil a obálku navrhl Boris Hanš s použitím kresby akademického malíře dr. Jaroslava Lebedy; Svazek II: Obsahuje 76 stran hlubotiskových obrazových příloh, 104 stran obrazových příloh na křídě. Rejstřík odsouzených k smrti; fotografie odsouzených k smrti.
Author	Autorem této fotografie je neznámá osoba. EN: Author of this photo is unknown person.

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