Otto Wolf, a Jewish boy whose family was hiding at the Ohera's house - killed in the Zákřov masssacre at the age of 18

Men murdered in the Zákřov massacre on 20th April 1945 (Oldřich Ohera was Mrs. Calábková´s father)

b_desc The funeral of men murdered in the the Zákřov massacre - 14 May 1945

Memorial of the the Zákřov massacre in Tršice Zákřov - February 2011

Memorial of the the Zákřov massacre in Tršice Zákřov - February 2011

Zákřov in February 2011 - memorial of the massacre on the right

Zdeňka Calábková (Oherová)- Zákřov 2011 (2)

b_desc The funeral of men murdered in the the Zákřov massacre - 14 May 1945 - Zdeňka Oherová (Calábková) in the middle of the first row

b_desc The funeral of men murdered in the the Zákřov massacre - 14 May 1945

b_desc The funeral of men murdered in the the Zákřov massacre - 14 May 1945

A place where the house of the Švarc family stood. The house was burnt down during the attack.

b_desc The funeral of men murdered in the the Zákřov massacre - 14 May 1945

Zdeňka Calábková with her brother Vladimír and sister Ludmila - appx. 1950

Relatives of the victims at the site of the massacre

The funeral of men murdered in the the Zákřov massacre - 14 May 1945

Mass grave of men killed in the Zákřov massacre - 2011

Ohera family in 1941 involucre (father Oldřich with Ludmila and mother Marie with Zdeňka)

The site of the massacre where on 20 April 1945, 19 men were killed - March 2011

Joseph Calábek - father of her future husband - also killed in the Zákřov massacre

The upper end of Zákřov attacked on 18th April 1945 by the Cossack battalion

Relatives of the victims at the site of the massacre

Mrs. Calábková's father Oldřich Ohera, killed in the Zákřov massacre

Relatives of the victims at the site of the massacre

On the left Aloise with her siblings in the settlement Medvědí Rokle

Aloisie Scholzová (Stanzelová)