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One of forty-two children from Death Valley at the Dukla Pass, which Květoslava Barton arranged stay in Olomouc in the years 1946 -47

One of forty-two children from Death Valley at the Dukla Pass, which Květoslava Barton arranged stay in Olomouc in the years 1946 -47

One of forty-two children from Death Valley at the Dukla Pass, which Květoslava Barton arranged stay in Olomouc in the years 1946 -47

One of forty-two children from Death Valley at the Dukla Pass, which Květoslava Barton arranged stay in Olomouc in the years 1946 -47

One of forty-two children from Death Valley at the Dukla Pass, which Květoslava Barton arranged stay in Olomouc in the years 1946 -47

One of forty-two children from Death Valley at the Dukla Pass, which Květoslava Barton arranged stay in Olomouc in the years 1946 -47

One of forty-two children from Death Valley at the Dukla Pass, which Květoslava Barton arranged stay in Olomouc in the years 1946 -47

Beads, which produced aunt in prison witness nun Anna Remigius Axmanová

Květoslava Bartoňová - 2016

Květoslava Bartoňová -2016

People in the Valley of Death near Dukla Pass in 1946

Painting cotton weaving mill in the Firs by the communist regime nationalized the husband's family Miloslav Barton

Acknowledgements Květoslava Bartoňová from the Czechoslovak Society, the witness arranged stay in Olomouc in the years 1946 to 1947 for 42 children from the valley of death at the Dukla Pass

Village in Death Valley at the Dukla Pass in 1946

Village in Death Valley at the Dukla Pass in 1946

Village in Death Valley at the Dukla Pass in 1946

Květoslava Bartoňová (Axmanová)

Květoslava Bartoňová (Axmanová)

Květoslava Bartoňová (Axmanová)

Květoslava Barton with daughter

Květoslava Barton and her husband Jaroslav Barton

Husband Ing. Miloslav Barton

Bohumil mother Zemanová

Graduation photo Květoslava Axmanova (Bartoňová)

Father Francis Axmann in MS. legions in Russia during the first World War