Family Stanzelova

Family Stanzelových (top right-Francis, Joseph Hubert, bottom-right, Anna, Josef, Anna, Mary)

Zeman family (from left, sisters Anna, Mary; mother Anna, and Hildegard Zemanová)

Former school in Velké Vrbno (Grosse-Würben), one of the two original remaining pre-war buildings

Alois Hiernich in Velké Vrbo at the site where St. Anna chapel had been located

The former site of Lesní Mlýn (Buschmühle) and the chapel of St. John the Baptist near the Adamov (Adamsthal) settlement, which no longer exist today

The former site of Lesní Mlýn (Buschmühle) and the chapel of St. John the Baptist near the Adamov (Adamsthal) settlement

Defunct village Adamov (Adamstahl)

Remains of the wall of one of the houses in the defunct settlement Adamov (Adamsthal)

Hildegard Zemanová (Morávková's) native house in Nová Ves (Neudorf)

Hildegard Zemanová (Morávková's) native house in Nová Ves (Neudorf)

A former mill-race leading to Lesní Mlýn (Buschmühle)

The only house that remained in the former settlement of Starý Kopec (Altenberg)

Cross in the former settlement Starý Kopec (Altenberg)

The former pub in Dalov, which was run by the witness’s grandfather in the eary 20th century and which was the stage for the all-night pounding of local Germans by partisans in May 1945

Formerly the largest farm in Dalov, the Macners, after several years of co-op usage

Dalov

Hugo Drásal in front of the former village school in Dalov

Hugo Drásal with Germans descended from Dalov

The Ruprecht's pub in Hraničky

The site of the former village Hraničky (Gränzdorf)

The site of the former village Hraničky (Gränzdorf)

The site in Hraničky (Gränzdorf) where the Scholz family house used to stand

The site in Hraničky (Gränzdorf) where the Teinert family house used to stand

The site of the former village Hraničky (Gränzdorf)