The witness's husband as a soldier of basic military service (on the right), which he completed at the base between Kudowa and Pstrążna

Husband of the witness

A wedding photo, 1975

With the first-born son in Pstrążná

With her husband and newborn twins in the spring of 1982

Twins, son and daughter, 1982

The family of the witness

Mother of the witness with her grandchild

Mother of the witness with grandchildren in Gdynia

Her aunt Marie Hauschke in Pstrążné

The witness in an Italian cafe near Siegen, Germany, where she commuted for work

The family of a witness during the Polish People's Republic

A guidepost Pstrążna and Bukowina

Open air folk museum in Pstrążná, where the witness worked for 15 years

Farming in Pstrążná after the war – the witness's mother with a rake, aunt Marie holding her sister Elżbieta, the witness is next to her, grandmother Marie Hauschke on the left

Mother Zofia Hauschke, née Nowak (*1936)

Her aunt and mom (on the right) in Vatican

Life in Kudowa in old photos - dad in the top picture with an accordion, aunt in the bottom picture with the Frot factory female workers

A letter from her uncle Alois from the front

Biography written by aunt Maria Hauschke, who also used the unofficial Czech surname Houšková

The grandfather of the witness Alois Hauschke (in the second row, third from the right) with other boys and men from Pstrążná who had to enlist in the First World War

A postcard from Alois from Wehrmacht training in Oppeln (Opole) dated January 11, 1943 - the reverse side of the postcard

A postcard from Alois from Wehrmacht training in Oppeln dated 11 January 11, 1943 - the reverse side of the postcard

Erika Brinkmannová during the filming

Beginning of the 20s, contemporary witness's mother's siblings