The last remaining house from the former village of Hraničná (Grenzgrunt) - February 2011

Ruins of a house in the village Hraničky (Gränzdorf) demolished in 1959-60

Foundations of a house in the demolished village of Hraničná (Grenzgrunt) - February 2011 (it is possible that Erwin Rieger was born in this house)

The site of the former village Hraničky (Gränzdorf), destroyed in 1959-60. The only remaining house in the back belonged to the forest worker Franz Schlegel.

Pilgrimage in Vojtovice (Woitzdorf) during the First Republic era

Festival in Hraničná (Grenzgrunt) in the Jeseník region in the 1930s

Vojtovice (Woitzdorf), in the Jeseník district before the expulsion of Germans

Vojtovice and Hraničná before the expulsion of Germans

Now non-existent village Hraničky (Gränzdorf), Jesenik district, before the expulsion of Germans. In 1959-1960, the village was demolished and only one house remains today.

Birth house of Helena in Zálesí (Waldeck) in 1969

His birth house in Zálesí (Waldeck)

School children from Zálesí with the teacher Bártl in 1939

Marie Zajicek at home

Marie Zajicek at home

Marie Zajicek at home

Marie Zajicek at home

Mr. Ferdinand Korbel in the steps of the expelled, July 2009

"Do you know what's revengefulness?" (R. B. today)

Sanctification of a cross dedicated to the victims of the massacre "U zabiteho"

Karel Patak receives a prize for Lodenice from Vaclav Klaus

The farmstead assigned to Šimek´s family in the German town of Libina (presently Libina) in 1946

Mr. Ferdinand Korbel recording in July 2009

"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