Jan Vosáhlo in 2024

Jan Vosáhlo in 2024

Jan Vosáhlo (left) with his brother Karel at the end of World War II

Jan Vosáhlo (right) with his sister Iva and brother Karel shortly after the Second World War

In the dance lessons, 1960s

Wife of Jan Vosahlo Miroslava, before 1970

With colleagues from Amati Kraslice company on a trip in Hluboká nad Vltavou, South Bohemia, Jan Vosáhlo standing in the third row, sixth from the left, 1960s

Jan Vosáhlo (second from right) with his parents, sister Iva and brother Libor, 1960s

During the production of the saxophone, around the year 2000

During the production of the saxophone, around the year 2000

During the production of the saxophone, around the year 2000

During the production of the saxophone, around the year 2000

The Christmas crib, which remained in Kraslice after the Sudeten Germans, was in the care of Jan and Miroslava Vosáhlo in 2024

A period photo from Kraslice from before the First World War, accompanied by a collage

Panoramic view of Kraslice before the First World War

Panoramic view of Kraslice before the First World War

A view of Klingenthal, a German town adjacent to Kraslice. This image was taken between World War I and World War II.

The German House Inn (Zum Deutschen Haus) in the period before the First World War

Hotel Bílá labuť after the Second World War. This is the building on the right

Kraslice before the First World War

Folk festival on the Church Square in Kraslice before the First World War

Greetings from Kraslice, postcard from before the First World War

The Dean's Church of the Corpus Christi has been the pride of Kraslice since 1896, when this pseudo-Romanesque basilica was completed.

Since 1912, 28 October Square has been decorated with a monument to the town's patron saint, Knight Richard von Dotzauer. Behind it stands the town hall, built in 1922.

The pseudo-Romanesque basilica dominates the centre of Kraslice, its grandeur is rivalled by few churches in Krušné hory