Pliczka (Originally Pliszka) Coat of Arms
Pličky settlement - after 3 Pliszka families moved from Poland to Moravia
Jan Pliczka (bottom right), brother Leopold, sister Marie and parents
Jan Pliczka, mastered fencing
Jan Pliczka, WWI, Austrian Hungarian Monarchy, Intelligence officer
Jan Pliczka, WWI papers
Jan Pliczka, WWI
Jan Pliczka, WWI
Jan Pliczka 1st semester of law schol
Jan Pliczka, Law school
Jan Pliczka at table in the right middle
in back Zdenas father, , Jan Plicka
Maria, Jan Pliczka before WWII
Jan Pliczka, Maria Knihova wedding
Jan Pliczka on right
Jan Pliczka, hunting was his big hobby
Jan Pliczka
Oh well
Jan Pliczka, Jana, WWII
Jan Pliczka, WWII
Jan Pliczka, receiving some medal for his WWII underground activities
Radomir Luza, Vlasta,?,Jan Pliczka,, celebrating after WWII
Jan Pliczka, Maria, Jana, Marian after WWII - Jan's hunting cabin near Bohdalov, Moravia.
Jan Pliczka around WWII
Jan Pliczka
Slavia socccer team, Jan Pliczka first left
Jan Pliczka family after WWII
Jan Pliczka, Jana after WWII
1951, card we sent to Jan Pliczka to communist prison in Ilava, Slovakia
Around 1952 Jan, Maria, Jana and Marian
Around 1954
Jan Pliczka. Maria in Marianske Lazne, Slovakia
Vierka, Maria, Marian, Manci, Babicka, Lona, Jana, Jan in Radosina, Slovakia
Family in Radosina, Slovakia
Raosina, Slovakia
1964, Manka, Jan Pliczka, Maria, visiting Marian in army baracks in Tabor, CZ
Tabor 1964
Tona, Jan Pliczka, Marian, Maria in Tabor, CZ
1964
Jan Pliczka
Jan Pliczka, Jana
Jan Pliczka, Marian
Tona, Jan Pliczka
Stefan, Lona, Gaby, Danka, Viera, Marian, Maria, Babicka, Tona, Jan in Vycapky, Slovakia
Cemetery in Prague