Ruins of the largest farm, belonging to the Koblitz family, which are the only remnants of any building left in Hřibová

Ruins of the largest farm, belonging to the Koblitz family, which are the only remnants of any building left in Hřibová

Ruins of the Ammicht family farm in the abandoned village of Zastávka

Ruins of a farm in the abandoned village of Zastávka

Ruins of a farm in the abandoned village of Zastávka

The place where the village Zastávka used to stand, currently one of the education centres of the association Brontosaurus

Elisabet Klamertová in 2013

Bittnerová with her daughter in Hřibová (local-born)

Elisabet Klamertová (Pelclová) with the Wittich siblings on the way from school from Vlčice to Hřibová

Elisabet with her parents in Hřibová

A picture of Hřibová from before World War II, painted by local-born Otto Wittich

Her husband’s father, who died in the Wehrmacht

The father and mother of Elisabet Klamertová as children with her mother’s parents in front of the house in Hřibová where Elisabet was later born

Working in the forest near Hřibová in 1947, after the Germans expulsion

Anna Vašátková in August 2012

Anna Vašátková in August 2012

Anna Vašátková in August 2012

Anna Vašátková in August 2012

The former grocery store and pub in Červený potok owned by Alfred Hentchel

Červený Potok (German Rothflos) in the times of the first Republic - in the front left the house of the Vogel family

Grandpa and Grandma Johan and Viktoria Hentschel with children (left mother Anna)

Červený Potok (German Rothflos) in the times of the first Republic

The countryside around Červený potok - the Kralický Sněžník mountain in the background

Great-grandfather and great-grandmother Joseph and Marian Hentchel with 8 children and their families (second from the right on top is grandfather Johan Hentchel)

A distant ancestor Karl Hentchel who was born in 1798