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Description	Čeština: Josef Churavý (na fotografii stojící v sokolském cvičebním úboru jako čtvrtý muž zleva v prostřední řadě se svými sokolskými bratry). Fotografie je nejspíše z let 1911 až 1914 (před první světovou válkou). Autorem této fotografie je neznámá osoba. Snímek nalezený v pozůstalosti po synech Josefa Churavého. Plukovník Josef Churavý (* 1894 – † 1942) (brigádní generál in memoriam). Příslušník československých legií v Rusku. Za protektorátu byl jednou z nejvýznamnějších postav II. odboje, kde působli jako čelný představitel ilegální vojenské odbojové organizace "Obrana národa". Spolupracovník zpravodajsko - sabotážní skupiny "Tři králové" (Balabán, Mašín, Morávek). English: Josef Churavý in the dress for Sokol physical exercise (in the picture is he standing as the fourth man from the left side in the middle row). The photograph is probably from years 1911 to 1914 (before the First World War). Author of this photo is unknown person. The photo was found in the inheritance after dead of the sons of Josef Churavý. Colonel Josef Churavý (* 1894 – † 1942) (Brigadier General in memoriam). A member of the Czechoslovak legions in Russia. In time of the protectorate was one of the most important persons of anti-nazi resistance. He worked as the leading representative of the illegal military organization "Defence of the Nation". Coworker of the intelligence - sabotage group named "Three Kings" (Balabán, Mašín, Morávek).
Date	years 1911 - 1914
Source	CZ: Snímek nalezený v pozůstalosti po synech Josefa Churavého. EN: The photo was found in the inheritance after dead of the sons of Josef Churavý.
Author	CZ: Autorem této fotografie je neznámá osoba. EN: Author of this photo is unknown person.

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