The old church from 1721 on the eve of demolition, 1885

War-damaged house No. 73, on the left Pavel Lhota's grandfather Rudolf Blažek - baker, 1945

Destroyed houses in Hrabyně, church on the right, road leading to the cemetery, 1945

Destroyed houses in the district called Na Městečku, direction from the cemetery, 1945

Destroyed house of Karel Engliš No. 76, 1945

In the middle the torso of the Hrabyně house No. 73, 1946

Torso of Hrabyně house No. 73, 1946

Destroyed shop of Mr. Weiss at the intersection of roads to Ostrava on the left, Opava and Háj on the right, grandparents Terezie and Rudolf Blažek on the left, 1945

Chamrád's pub, 1920

House No. 73, Blažek Bakery, the grandmother of the witness in the doorway, 1930

Restored house No. 73, Jednota bakery, 1955

Local National Committee building and church, 1965

View from the demolished castle, on the right the Jednota pub (formerly Chamrád's pub), school, church, on the left the monument to the fallen, 1965

The road to Ostrava, on the right the Hrabyně church, school, Jednota pub and Onderek's house, 1965

Linden avenue leading from the castle to Barák (or Englišova vyhlídku) and the statue of St. John of Nepomucký, 1935

Buildings of the former hrabyně barracks, 1955

On the left, the new building of the Municipal Council with a doctor's office and a library, 1970

Old houses in Hrabyně around the road leading to Ostrava, 1928

Horse cart in front of Weiss's shop at the intersection of the roads to Opava, Ostrava and Háj, 1945

Crossroads of the roads to Opava, Ostrava and Háj, on the left burnt houses of Onderka and Weiss, 1945

Destroyed Vašek's pub, 1945

Destroyed church in Hrabyně, 1945

Crossroads of roads to Opava, Ostrava and Háj, Křížek's farm on the left, Stuchlík's house on the right, 1945

On the left the parish of Hrabyně, on the right the torso of the castle and in the middle the destroyed statue of St. Anne, 1945

Dial of the hrabyně church clock, 1945