The castle in Janovice, where there was the concentration camp for the German population in 1946

The castle in Janovice, where there was the concentration camp for the German population in 1946

House Nr. 16 (today 35) near to the main square in Frýdek - Místek. In 1945 it housed the infamous investigation room of German civilians

Elfride Heinisch with a picture of her native house in Rejhotice (Reutenhau)

The native house of Alfred Heinisch in Rýmařov (no longer exists today)

Native house of his wife Elfride Heinisch in Rejhotice (Reutenhau in German)

The now non-existent sawmill Kobermühle in the Horní Údolí region, where Rudolf Galle’s family lived after the war

The house in Horní Údolí where Gertruda Galle’s parents lived

The chapel of Sts Anne and Marta in Horní Údolí before the war

Map of the pre-war Upper Valley (Obergrunt)

The ruins of the chapel of St. Anna

The ruins of the chapel of St. Anna

Kounicovy koleje, Brno

Hugo Drásal shortly after his release from the mines in 1946 (he still has coal dust around his eyes)

Memorial of Germans killed in May 1945, Šternberk (in the local graveyard)

The first identity card Hugo Drásal after the war

The first identification card Hugo Drásal received after the war

In front of the former village school in Dalov

Natives of Dalov during a meeting in Germany

His wife’s family farm in Rejholtice

Memorial of Germans who died in Šternberk in May 1945 (at the local cemetery)

Extinct village Kamenná (Steingrund)

The "Wild Expulsion" of Germans in Rýmařov in 1945

Map of Ondřejov before 1945 (buildings marked in red do not exist any more)

The expulsion of Germans in Rýmařov (the train station)