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  • The Christmas crib, which remained in Kraslice after the Sudeten Germans, was in the care of Jan and Miroslava Vosáhlo in 2024
    The Christmas crib, which remained in Kraslice after the Sudeten Germans, was in the care of Jan and Miroslava Vosáhlo in 2024
    The Christmas crib, which remained in Kraslice after the Sudeten Germans, was in the care of Jan and Miroslava Vosáhlo in 2024
    Jan Vosáhlo (* 1942)
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  • A period photo from Kraslice from before the First World War, accompanied by a collage
    A period photo from Kraslice from before the First World War, accompanied by a collage
    A period photo from Kraslice from before the First World War, accompanied by a collage
    Jan Vosáhlo (* 1942)
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  • Panoramic view of Kraslice before the First World War
    Panoramic view of Kraslice before the First World War
    Panoramic view of Kraslice before the First World War
    Jan Vosáhlo (* 1942)
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  • Panoramic view of Kraslice before the First World War
    Panoramic view of Kraslice before the First World War
    Panoramic view of Kraslice before the First World War
    Jan Vosáhlo (* 1942)
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  • A view of Klingenthal, a German town adjacent to Kraslice. This image was taken between World War I and World War II.
    A view of Klingenthal, a German town adjacent to Kraslice. This image was taken between World War I and World War II.
    A view of Klingenthal, a German town adjacent to Kraslice. This image was taken between World War I and World War II.
    Jan Vosáhlo (* 1942)
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  • The German House Inn (Zum Deutschen Haus) in the period before the First World War
    The German House Inn (Zum Deutschen Haus) in the period before the First World War
    The German House Inn (Zum Deutschen Haus) in the period before the First World War
    Jan Vosáhlo (* 1942)
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  • Hotel Bílá labuť after the Second World War. This is the building on the right
    Hotel Bílá labuť after the Second World War. This is the building on the right
    Hotel Bílá labuť after the Second World War. This is the building on the right
    Jan Vosáhlo (* 1942)
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  • Kraslice before the First World War
    Kraslice before the First World War
    Kraslice before the First World War
    Jan Vosáhlo (* 1942)
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  • Folk festival on the Church Square in Kraslice before the First World War
    Folk festival on the Church Square in Kraslice before the First World War
    Folk festival on the Church Square in Kraslice before the First World War
    Jan Vosáhlo (* 1942)
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  • Greetings from Kraslice, postcard from before the First World War
    Greetings from Kraslice, postcard from before the First World War
    Greetings from Kraslice, postcard from before the First World War
    Jan Vosáhlo (* 1942)
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  • The Dean's Church of the Corpus Christi has been the pride of Kraslice since 1896, when this pseudo-Romanesque basilica was completed.
    The Dean's Church of the Corpus Christi has been the pride of Kraslice since 1896, when this pseudo-Romanesque basilica was completed.
    The Dean's Church of the Corpus Christi has been the pride of Kraslice since 1896, when this pseudo-Romanesque basilica was completed.
    Jan Vosáhlo (* 1942)
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  • 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.
    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.
    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.
    Jan Vosáhlo (* 1942)
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  • The pseudo-Romanesque basilica dominates the centre of Kraslice, its grandeur is rivalled by few churches in Krušné hory
    The pseudo-Romanesque basilica dominates the centre of Kraslice, its grandeur is rivalled by few churches in Krušné hory
    The pseudo-Romanesque basilica dominates the centre of Kraslice, its grandeur is rivalled by few churches in Krušné hory
    Jan Vosáhlo (* 1942)
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  • In the garden, under a gnarled tree, there is a relief of King David, the patron saint of musicians, with whom Kraslice has been inextricably linked for centuries.
    In the garden, under a gnarled tree, there is a relief of King David, the patron saint of musicians, with whom Kraslice has been inextricably linked for centuries.
    In the garden, under a gnarled tree, there is a relief of King David, the patron saint of musicians, with whom Kraslice has been inextricably linked for centuries.
    Jan Vosáhlo (* 1942)
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  • The Červený mlýn restaurant (left) enjoyed a golden time after the fall of the communist regime, when crowds of East Germans flocked there for fried cheese and potatoes
    The Červený mlýn restaurant (left) enjoyed a golden time after the fall of the communist regime, when crowds of East Germans flocked there for fried cheese and potatoes
    The Červený mlýn restaurant (left) enjoyed a golden time after the fall of the communist regime, when crowds of East Germans flocked there for fried cheese and potatoes
    Jan Vosáhlo (* 1942)
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  • The picturesque centre of Kraslice, the 28th October Square with the town hall at the back and the post office on the right
    The picturesque centre of Kraslice, the 28th October Square with the town hall at the back and the post office on the right
    The picturesque centre of Kraslice, the 28th October Square with the town hall at the back and the post office on the right
    Jan Vosáhlo (* 1942)
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  • Some of the houses in the centre of Kraslice looked as beautiful in 2024 as they did during the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the First Republic, when the majority of Germans lived in the town.
    Some of the houses in the centre of Kraslice looked as beautiful in 2024 as they did during the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the First Republic, when the majority of Germans lived in the town.
    Some of the houses in the centre of Kraslice looked as beautiful in 2024 as they did during the Austro-Hungarian Empire and the First Republic, when the majority of Germans lived in the town.
    Jan Vosáhlo (* 1942)
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  • Kraslice Basilica from the western view
    Kraslice Basilica from the western view
    Kraslice Basilica from the western view
    Jan Vosáhlo (* 1942)
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  • Kraslice as a city of contrasts. The pseudo-Romanesque basilica illustrates the wealth of the Austro-Hungarian era, the socialist housing estates declined after 1989, when large factories in Kraslice disappeared and free apartments were exploited by poverty merchants.
    Kraslice as a city of contrasts. The pseudo-Romanesque basilica illustrates the wealth of the Austro-Hungarian era, the socialist housing estates declined after 1989, when large factories in Kraslice disappeared and free apartments were exploited by poverty merchants.
    Kraslice as a city of contrasts. The pseudo-Romanesque basilica illustrates the wealth of the Austro-Hungarian era, the socialist housing estates declined after 1989, when large factories in Kraslice disappeared and free apartments were exploited by poverty merchants.
    Jan Vosáhlo (* 1942)
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  • Like a fist to the eye. A noble temple in the backdrop of a prefabricated housing estate from the communist era. This is what Kraslice was like in 2024
    Like a fist to the eye. A noble temple in the backdrop of a prefabricated housing estate from the communist era. This is what Kraslice was like in 2024
    Like a fist to the eye. A noble temple in the backdrop of a prefabricated housing estate from the communist era. This is what Kraslice was like in 2024
    Jan Vosáhlo (* 1942)
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  • A sad view of Kraslice from the railway line from Sokolov to the German part of the Krušné Mountains. The glory days of the Austro-Hungarian era are gone, the year is 2024
    A sad view of Kraslice from the railway line from Sokolov to the German part of the Krušné Mountains. The glory days of the Austro-Hungarian era are gone, the year is 2024
    A sad view of Kraslice from the railway line from Sokolov to the German part of the Krušné Mountains. The glory days of the Austro-Hungarian era are gone, the year is 2024
    Jan Vosáhlo (* 1942)
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  • A view of the tower of the pseudo-Romanesque basilica in the direction from the housing estate and the railway line
    A view of the tower of the pseudo-Romanesque basilica in the direction from the housing estate and the railway line
    A view of the tower of the pseudo-Romanesque basilica in the direction from the housing estate and the railway line
    Jan Vosáhlo (* 1942)
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  • Kraslice railway station is located on the railway line from Sokolov to Zwotental, Germany, which runs through the romantic valley of the Svatava River. The station building has typical German features
    Kraslice railway station is located on the railway line from Sokolov to Zwotental, Germany, which runs through the romantic valley of the Svatava River. The station building has typical German features
    Kraslice railway station is located on the railway line from Sokolov to Zwotental, Germany, which runs through the romantic valley of the Svatava River. The station building has typical German features
    Jan Vosáhlo (* 1942)
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  • Modern German trains connect Kraslice with Saxon border towns and Sokolov
    Modern German trains connect Kraslice with Saxon border towns and Sokolov
    Modern German trains connect Kraslice with Saxon border towns and Sokolov
    Jan Vosáhlo (* 1942)
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  • Jarka Stuchlíková (2023)
    Jarka Stuchlíková (2023)
    Jarka Stuchlíková (2023)
    Jaroslava (Jarka) Stuchlíková (* 1938)
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