Pavel Batel is a renowned author, documentarist, and researcher whose work has taken him to archives around the world. He has collected rare survivor testimonies and conducted over thirty interviews with Holocaust survivors and witnesses across eight countries. His novels and historical fiction, based on these testimonies, ensure the stories reach a broader audience.
Pavel lectures at institutions such as the Holocaust Museum of Los Angeles and trained guides for organizations like Yad Vashem, the Sydney Holocaust Museum, and the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York. His research and insights have been featured in both international and local media, including I24 News, the BBC, and academic publications. Through his mentorship, Pavel has built a team of historians dedicated to providing an authentic understanding of history, preserving the voices of its survivors and witnesses for future generations.

Yvonne, a graduate in Hebrew Studies from the Department of Middle Eastern Studies, is currently pursuing a Master's in Political Science at Charles University. Her academic focus includes modern Jewish history and the evolving Jewish identity within the Czech lands prior to World War II, as well as the demolition of Prague's Jewish Quarter at the end of the 19th century. She actively educates and speaks at institutions across Europe and Israel, including the Centre du Judaïsme in Paris and the Museum of Jewish Heritage in New York. She has participated in conferences alongside EU and USA dignitaries and her insights have been featured in publications such as The Jerusalem Post and The Wall Street Journal. In addition to her scholarly contributions, Yvonne plays a key role in shaping our social media and online presence, using her expertise to highlight the rich Jewish history and heritage and draw attention to its historical significance.

Michala, one of the longest-serving team members and a trusted colleague of Pavel Batel, is an accomplished guide with expertise in Jewish history, Prague’s cultural landmarks, and the Czech countryside. A native of Prague, she holds a degree in Tourism, with her thesis focusing on promoting Holocaust education through increased tourism to Terezín.
Passionate about Czech history, Michala specializes in the Second World War, the Holocaust, and the communist era in Czechoslovakia. Her personal interactions with survivors and witnesses from these times have enabled her to document their stories, adding a deeply personal and unique perspective to her tours. Her dedication to her craft, profound knowledge, and love for her city make her tours both insightful and memorable.

Markéta has a strong academic and practical background in Jewish history, traditions, and culture, with a particular focus on Prague’s Jewish Quarter. She holds a Master’s degree in Jewish and Religious Studies from Charles University in Prague and completed a year of study at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, where she deepened her knowledge of modern Hebrew.
Markéta has been active in the field since 2000, guiding in both English and Hebrew across Prague and other major sites of Jewish heritage throughout the Czech Republic. Her professional experience includes working as a lecturer for the Jewish Museum in Prague, a certified court interpreter, and an instructor of modern spoken Hebrew.
With a deep commitment to historical memory, she often incorporates personal stories—many of them passed down by Holocaust survivors—into her tours, ensuring that these voices continue to resonate with new generations.