Teacher Ms. Kolářová (with pupils, ca. 1930)

Farmhouse of Harasko family in Desky No. 24 (ca. 1940)

Farmhouse of Harasko family in Desky No. 24 (ca. 1930)

Refugee camp in the castle at Friesenhausen near Hofheim in Lower Franconia (ca. 1946)

His father Franz Harasko (third from left) during his service in the Czechoslovak army (first half of the 1930s)

The crucifix that Franz Harasko received from his teacher, one of the few things the family did not lose

Franz Harasko (sitting on the right) during his military service in the Czechoslovak army (1925)

Marie Harasko, née Wurzinger, with her sister Anna (1923)

Marie Harasko in Königsberg, Germany (1955)

House in Desky No. 42 in 1965 (living part after demolition, remains of barn and cowshed)

Alois and Marie Harasko with their son Alois and three daughters (Tübingen, 1965)

Marie Harasko (1982)

Monument to war victims in Desky (1923)

Franz Harasko (right) with his mother, aunts and siblings in Desky (1918)

His grandfather Philipp Wurzinger, a farmer from Velíška in 1946 in Württemberg

Jaroslava Tvrzníková with her husband and their children, 1977

Jaroslava Tvrzníková (the second one from the left) with Eduard Kohout (on the left), Vlasta Fabiánová and Milan Chladil, 1960s

Jaroslava Tvrzníková with her husband Martin Štěpánek, Christmas 1989

Jaroslava Tvrzníková, Munich 1983

Jaroslava Tvrzníková (the second one from the left), Miroslav Macháček, the mother of Martin Štěpánek (from the right). 1970s.

Jaroslava Tvrzníková (the second one from the left) her husband Martin Štěpánek on the left, Milan Šulc on the right, Lída Rakušanová standing, Sláva Volný on the right. Christmas in exile

Jaroslava Tvrzníková (the first one in the first row of the students) on the graduation board, 1957

Jaroslava Tvrzníková - the wedding of her parents 1931

Jaroslava Tvrzníková with her older brother and her parents, 1944

Jaroslava Tvrzníková with her older brother Jiří, 1944