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Defunct village Kamenné (Steingrund), where Inge Bahrová was born

The place where Hřibová (Pilzberg) used to stand, with a view of Poland

The place where Hřibová (Pilzberg) used to stand

The place where Hřibová (Pilzberg) used to stand

The place where Hřibová (Pilzberg) used to stand

The place where Hřibová (Pilzberg) used to stand

Aurelie and Štefan Rotter from a secluded place in Hynčice nad Moravou, where Anna Matysová (Kršková) served

The Lasermann House in Hynčice nad Moravou, where the witness served

Rotter family farm in a remote place near Hynčice nad Moravou, where the witness served for a year. Demolished shortly after the World War II

Hynčice nad Moravou before the Second World War

The map of Hynčice nad Moravou before the Second World War

The school in Hynčice nad Moravou before the Second World War

The school in Hynčice nad Moravou before the Second World War

Women at the Chapel of St. Anne in Potučník

Her uncle Toník and his wife (right) were resettled to the FRG, their daughter to the GDR

Meeting of Sudeten Germans in Germany

The chapel in Chebzí

The center of today's already defunct settlement of Adamov (Adamsthal). In the middle of the chapel, next to the inn and behind the school

Children's summer camp in the defunct settlement of Adamov (Adamsthal)

The Hájenka, which is the only one standing in the now defunct settlement of Adamov (Adamsthal)

The inn and birthplace of Elfrid Spiller in the now defunct settlement Adamov (Adamsthal). Originally fast

Elfride's native house of Spiller (Richter) in Adamov (Adamsthal). The original recipe also served as a tavern.

At the back of the Franz Spiller family house, the leading house of the Anton Karger family and Gustav Kolb in the now defunct settlement of Adamov (Adamsthal)

The defunct settlement of Adamov (Adamsthal) probably at the end of the 19th century

The defunct settlement Adamov (Adamsthal) in 2016