Procession to St. Catherine's Church between the world wars

A view of Kačerov before the war

A view from Kačerov to Zdobnice in Orlické Mountains before World War II

Die Adlergebirger ("The Orlice Highlanders"), a folklore group that performs original German folk songs from the Orlické Mountains and the contemporary music written by German deportees. Marie Satrapová has been a member for many years. Choirmaster Alois Galle led the group for years.

Pavla Seitlová in 2025

Pavla Seitlová in 2025. She is wearing the dress of her grandmother Drahomíra Fuchsová.

Fox made by Drahomíra Fuchsová

Brooch designed by Drahomíra Fuchsová

Kamil Fuchs and Věra Fuchsová, 1980s

Celebration of Bohuslav Fuchs' sixtieth birthday (24.3.1955). From left: Sáva Střelec (Bohuslav Fuchs' brother-in-law), Bohuslav Fuchs, Gustav Fuchs (Bohuslav Fuchs' brother)

Father of the witness, Kamil Fuchs - 1970s

Drahomíra Fuchsová and Bohuslav Fuchs - early 70s

Bohuslav Fuchs and Drahomíra Fuchsová - 70s

Bohuslav Fuchs and Kamil Fuchs at their cottage in Tišnov region - 1950s

Bohuslav Fuchs, early 1970s

Tombstone in Brno Central Cemetery - 1966

At the Brno cemetery during the installation of the inscription "Kamil Fuchs" - 1996. From left: Pavla Seitlová, Věra Fuchsová, Alena and Mojmír Korvas

Family photo - 1960s. From the left: Sáva Střelec, Drahomíra Fuchsová, Alena Korvasová, Bohuslav Fuchs, Kamil Fuchs

In the flat of Drahomíra Fuchsová and Bohuslav Fuchs - 1980s. From left: Alena Korvasová, Drahomíra Fuchsová, Kamil Fuchs

Celebrating the graduation of Pavla Seitlová - 1982. On the photo Pavla Seitlová and Drahomíra Fuchsová

Pavla Seitlová

Photos from the recording of the project Stories of Our Neighbours

Evald Rucký

Evald Rucký

Evald Rucký