One of the two houses that remained in the defunct settlement of Adamov. Prior to the expulsion of the Germans, he belonged to husbands Otto and Maria Kolb, who had 14 children.

One of the two houses that remained in the defunct settlement of Adamov. Prior to the expulsion of the Germans, he belonged to husbands Otto and Maria Kolb, who had 14 children.

One of the two houses that remained in the defunct settlement of Adamov. Prior to the expulsion of the Germans, he belonged to husbands Otto and Maria Kolb, who had 14 children.

One of the two houses that remained in the defunct settlement of Adamov. Prior to the expulsion of the Germans, he belonged to husbands Otto and Maria Kolb, who had 14 children.

In the defunct settlement of Adamov

A covered cellar of one of the houses in the defunct settlement of Adamov

Church of St. Anny in Horní Lipce, where seven Germans were murdered in the summer of 1945

Memorial of the seven murdered Germans in the summer of 1945 in Horní Lipce

Remnants of the German Cemetery near the church in Horní Lipce

František Stanzel in winter in Urlich

Kunčice (Kunzendorf)

Mother Anna Stanzelová

Nová Seninka (Spiglitz)

Nová Seninka (Spiglitz)

Father Josef Stanzel

Family Stanzelových (from left brother Hubert, Father Joseph, Francis, sister Mary, brother Joseph, mother Anna, sister Anna), picture was taken in Urlich in 1939

The house In Dolní Lipka (German Niederlipka)

Helmut Schramme -2012

Cross as a memorial of the now defunct village Kamenné

Cross as a memorial of the now defunct village Kamenné

The site of the now defunct village Kamenné with views into Poland

The site of the now defunct village Kamenné with views into Poland

The site of the now defunct village Kamenné

The place where stood the village of Stone

The place where stood the village of Stone