House in Skelna (Glasserwald), where the family lived after moving to Bohemia

Stará Hůrka before the war (Hurkenthal)

Karel Miler, 2017

Prášily (1960s)

Marie Antošová as a two-year-old girl

Marie Antošová as a sixteen-year-old

Mother of Marie Antošová

Landscape around Železná Ruda before the war. The chapel (and many others) was demolished after 1948.

The Church in Železná Ruda before the Second World War

M. Antošová's family was accommodated here in autumn 1938 when the German inhabitants of Železná Ruda were temporarily evicted because of a possible military conflict during the occupation of the Sudetenland

Marie in the Czech school (first row, the girl in the middle)

Marie's wedding at Old Town Hall in Prague

The Antoš family villa (in the hill near the forest) in Železná Ruda, before the war

JUDr. Antoš and his wife (parents of Marie's husband)

Marie's mother-in-law feeds a deserted dog left behind by the displaced Germans. Photo taken just after the war before their villa in Železná Ruda, which was returned at that time

Carnival in Železná Ruda in 1946 (Vladimír Antoš was the organizer, dressed as A. Hitler)

Parents and brother of Marie Antošová in 1947

Artistic company in Železná Ruda in the euphoric period soon after the war

Vladimír Antoš (on the far right) organized concerts in Železná Ruda with his pupils

Marie's husband (on the right) plays the organ at a concert in the Železná Ruda church

JUDr. Antoš, Marie's father-in-law. Financial advisor from the Office of the President

The sons of Marie Antošová

Jozef Melek - photo from school times (1948)

Jozef Melek - photo from criminal investigation list (1952)

Parents Jaromír and Růžena Dobrovolná