The house at 263 Horská Street in the Liberec district of Ruprechtice, where the witness lived with his parents until 1954

Witness Fthe fifth from the left in the Rudolfov primary school in Liberec

Primary school in Rudolfov in Liberec (first from the right, teacher Fibinger and his wife in the middle)

Classes in Rudolfov were often held outdoors

School trip to Máchovo lake

School trip to the Humprecht Castle (the witness with binoculars in the front row)

In the Rudolfov primary school (in the bench on the left)

Trip with mum (left) and Mrs. Vocásková

Photos from the mop factory where the witness´s mother worked after the war - the photo shows the national manager of the factory, Mr. Zahradník

Grandma and Grandpa Tandler in front of their house in Katzwang near Nuremberg, 1957

Mother's deported family in Katzwang near Nuremberg - witness´s grandparents, uncle and aunt and great-grandmother

Paternal relatives who lived in Dresden after the war, where the witness and his father visited them in 1954

The town of Waltenhofer in Bavaria, where mother's brother Ernst lived, whom the witness visited in 1980

Witness with a motorcycle during races in the Jizera Mountains in the early 1960s

Mum and her dog, with whom they lived in the factory in Bílý Potok until 1965

Mum with cat in front of house number 88 in Bílé Potok

Commemoration event after the death of Klement Gottwald in front of the local national committee in Kateřinky, Liberec, March 1953

Rudolfov (Rudolfstahl), where the witness went to school, archive photo

Tourist hostel in Neugersdorf, where mother's sister lived after the expulsion

Hospital in Frýdlant, where the witness worked as an ambulance driver

The building of the former spinning mill in Bílý Potok, where the father of the witness worked and where the family lived in 1954-1965

Václav Poláček in 2024

Grandparents Václav Poláček and Božena Poláčková from Prague Libeň

Grandfather Václav Poláček, sailor and later constable in Prague

Father Václav Poláček as a 20-year-old