"They were revengeful so they revenged"(R. B. today)

The House in the Urlich settlement where Mr. Stanzel spent his childhood

The grave of Alois Zatloukal, who was the only Czech in the Urlich settlement and its last permanent dweller

The grave of Theresia Zatloukalové, who lived alone in Urlich until her death in 1962

Building in the Urlich settlement (Kunzendorf)

Cottage in New Senince

Even today you can recognize where the houses used to be in the Urlich settlement

Church of St John the Baptist in the Nová Seninka is a Baroque building from the year 1689. In 1958 it was put on the list of cultural monuments.

Church of St John the Baptist in the Nová Seninka is a Baroque building from the year 1689. In 1958 it was put on the list of cultural monuments.

The inhabitants of Urlich had a beautiful view from their fields on the landscape of Staroměstsko

The inhabitants of Urlich had a beautiful view from their fields on the landscape of Staroměstsko

From the point of view of the village of Urlich top of the new Seninky

From the point of view of the village of Urlich top of the new Seninky

The settlement, a part of which belonged to Urlich, under a new Seniku (Spieglitz)

The settlement, a part of which belonged to Urlich, under a new Seniku (Spieglitz)

Village of Urlich-part that belonged to the Kunčic register (Kunzendorf)

Old German cottage in Nová Seninka

Old German cottage in New Seninka

School children from Zálesí with the teacher Seidl in 1939

Dance hall in the Račím Valley

Zalesí (Waldeck) in the period of the 1st Czechoslovak Republic

From left: Richard and Marie Hackenberg (father and mother) with the neighbors in front of the Baroque parish church of St. Barbara, which was demolished in 1989

Magazine issued by Germans who had lived in the Javorník region

Meeting of the natives of Zálesí (Waldeck) in Germany

Hans Korze - the first love of Helena, he had to leave to Germany with his family