Engliš viewpoint near Hrabyně

Hrabyně Church in 2021

Pavel Lhota, 1968

Pavel Lhota, 1975

Pavel Lhota, 2010

The road leading through Hrabyně from Ostrava to Opava, on the right Vašek's pub, on the left a row of houses towards the church, in the middle the witness´s house No. 73, 1928

View of the church, school and Chamrád's pub from the floor of the Hrabyně castle, 1932

A row of houses around the road through Hrabyně to Opava, on the left K. Engliš's family house No. 77 (the woman standing is Engliš's sister Anna), next to the house No. 76, which Engliš bought for recreation, in front of it Karel Engliš, in the back with a passage the house of Pavel Lhota's family No. 73, 1934

View of Hrabyně from Josefovice, 1930

Interior of the Church of Virgin Mary with the main altar, 1928

Hrabyně rectory built in 1908, in front of it a statue of St. Anne, on the right behind the trees a castle, 1932

Hrabyně Chateau, left granary and ballroom, 1930

Hrabyňě pilgrimage, 1928

Torso of the church without tower, 1945

The ruined houses of Karel Engliš on the main road in Hrabýně, 1945

The beginning of the church repairs, on the left the demolished store Budoucnost, 1946

The old church from 1721 on the eve of demolition, 1885

War-damaged house No. 73, on the left Pavel Lhota's grandfather Rudolf Blažek - baker, 1945

Destroyed houses in Hrabyně, church on the right, road leading to the cemetery, 1945

Destroyed houses in the district called Na Městečku, direction from the cemetery, 1945

Destroyed house of Karel Engliš No. 76, 1945

In the middle the torso of the Hrabyně house No. 73, 1946

Torso of Hrabyně house No. 73, 1946

Destroyed shop of Mr. Weiss at the intersection of roads to Ostrava on the left, Opava and Háj on the right, grandparents Terezie and Rudolf Blažek on the left, 1945

Chamrád's pub, 1920