The magazine issued by the Germans who lived in Javornicko

Grandfather Karel Hackenberg with Grandma and two sons (on top father Richard)

Last wedding in the Church of St. Barbara in Zálesí in 1944

In front of the Church of St. Barbara in Zálesí (Waldeck)

Loučná nad Desnou Rejhotice before the WWII

illustrated poems by Mrs. Friederike Rudolfph, a teacher of Mrs. Cäsarová from Brno, who died in the Svatobořice internment camp

illustrated poems by Mrs Rudolfph, a teacher of Mrs. Cäsarová from Brno, who died in the Svatobořice internment camp

Her mother Emílie Przybylová in front of the quarters in the internment camp in Mohelnice

The quarters where the family of Mrs. Cäsarová lived in the internment camp in Mohelnice

The house in which he was born in Nýznerově

Picture of his sister Anna, who was shipped to Siberia, where she spent 8 years before being released. She currently lives in Germany

A village no longer in existence (Steingrund), where the witness was born.

Padlím memorial chapel to the inhabitants Nýznerova-2011 (2)

Nýznerově in the sixties. There are many homes here, but the army destroyed them.

The house remained as the only home in the Nýznerova, which was later razed to the ground. Located about 3 km from Nýznerova-2011

German workers from Vojtovice (Woitzdorf) and Petrovice (Petersdorf), who were going to work in the granite quarries in Žulová (Friedeberg) in the 1930s

Petrovice (Petersdorf) in the Jeseníky region before the expulsion of Germans. The present-day village is considerably smaller.

Now non-existent village Hraničky (Gränzdorf), Jesenik district, before the expulsion of Germans. In 1959-1960, the village was demolished and only one house remains today. (2)

Now non-existent village Hraničky (Gränzdorf), Jesenik district, before the expulsion of Germans. In 1959-1960, the village was demolished and only one house remains today. (3)

Now non-existent village Hraničná (Grenzgrunt), Jesenik district, where Erwin Rieger was born. The village officially ceased to exist on January 1, 1976.

Extinct village Hraničná (Grenzgrunt) in the Jeseník region where E. R. was born. The village officially ceased to exist on January 1, 1976. (2)

Extinct village Hraničná (Grenzgrunt) in the Jeseník region where E. R. was born. The village officially ceased to exist on January 1, 1976. (2)

Extinct village Hraničná (Grenzgrunt) in the Jeseník region where E. R. was born. The village officially ceased to exist on January 1, 1976 (the house on the far left is the only one remaining today)

Žulová (Friedeberg), Jeseník district, before the expulsion of Germans

A field above the village Hraničná (native place of Erwin Rieger) had been in a much higher elevation in the past, as evidenced by stone walls in the forest - February 2011