With mother, father, aunt, uncle and their little son. Ludmila is wearing the white dress. The older girl is Ludmila's sister Marie (1938)

"The German" (left) - A woman from the German family who stayed with Mužikovský family

Children of Germans staying with Mužikovský family. The little boy is Olan and the one in shorts Wolfgang

First Holy Communion (1944)

Ludmila's brother Josef's wedding (1946). Ludmila is on the bottom left in a white dress. Top left is Alois Pohůnek - a relative who was later beaten to death as part of the Světlana action

Plymouth car bought from Americans

On the Czech-Slovak state border in a dress from her uncle from Argentina (1952)

Working the field. With her father, her sister and a temporary worker from Prague

Her grandfather with grandchildren and daughter Ludmila (1960)

Ludmila Holcová in 2025

Anna Feigl in 2025

Anna Feigl in 2025

Anna Feigl's mother in her youth

Father Robert Müller during farm work

Anna Feigl as a child in her festive clothes with her handbag in front of her family house No. 1 in Bučnice (now No. 190)

From left Sigfried Leier from Skalní mlýn, Rudolf Müller (brother of Anna Feigl) from Bučnice and Margit Stief from Bučnice, 1940

From left: father Robert Müller, brother Rudolf Müller, below him Anna Feigl née Müller and mother Amalia Müller

Cottage No. 1 (now 190) at the end of Bučnice, which belonged to the family of Robert Müller until 1945

Bučnice cottages of the Siegel, Pasler, Stenzel, Scholz, Rücker, Leppelt and Weisser families as seen from the railway line towards the forest

Bučnice cottages (Buchwaldsdorf)

The last Germans of Bučice at a time when most of the other original inhabitants had already been displaced, Anna Feigl in the very front, first from the right

Undeported Germans from Bučnice with a P-band as a "work" while working in the forest, Walter Basler (young man)

Undeported Germans from Bučnice with P-band as "work" in the forest

Anna Feigl between 1945 and 1948

Wedding photographs of parents, 1935