Manfred Hacker in 2022

Slánská Dixieland Band, Manfred Hacker far left at piano, 1955

With older sister Hildegarda in Slané, 1941

Geisler's house with an inn and concrete plant in Slané, early 1930s

Geisler's house with an inn and concrete plant in Slané, early 1930s

The Geisler family, Manfred Hacker's mother still as a baby on her lap, 1909

The grave of the mother's brother Gustav, who died on the Eastern Front in 1942

The Czech School in Lázně Chudoba, Manfred Hacker in the middle row, second from the left, 1948

Old wooden school in Slané, 1930s

Tennis club in Slané, Manfred Hacker in the bottom row, second from the right, early 1950s

Catlholic church in Slané, 1909

Sports club in Slané, in front of the Čejpova pub, 1931

The altar that stood at the old Slánské school, 1930s

The Tluks - a German family with whom the Hackers lived in the old Slánské school, 1940s

Art club at Mrs. von Münchausen's in Slané, 1950

Spa Chudoba, now Kudowa-Zdrój, main spa building Polonia, 1950s

Czech School in Chudoba-Žakš, Manfred Hacker is the tallest in the back in a pioneer scarf. Teachers from the left: Jaromír Horník from Prague, Józef Pabisz, Polish school director, class teacher František Hanus from Brno, year 1951–1952

On a trip to Czechoslovakia organized by the Czechoslovak Foreign Institute, Manfred Hacker front row bottom center with white shoes, holidays 1948 or 1949

Czech school in Chudoba, the headmaster Josef Pabisz and Polish teacher Julia Rutkowská are behind the children, kneeling teachers Antonie Lapáčková and Vlasta Bártlová, 1950 or 1951

Czech school in Chudoba-Žakš, last year of school, 1951–1952

Czech School in Chudob-Žakš, sixth grade, Manfred Hacker in the middle of the second row, last year 1951–1952

Czech School in Chudoba, trip by train to Krakow, Manfred Hacker kneels slightly right, 1952

Manfred Hacker, 1955

Jiří Šrůtek - A member of slánský orchestra , singer and double bass player, 1955

Reinhold Stephan, a member of the Slánský orchestra, drum player, 1955