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House No.51
The ruined hallway of No. 51 in Srbska
House no.51 under snow
The ruined hallway of house No.51 in Srbska
Houses in Wunschendorf
View of Wunschendorf showing many houses in the lower end of the village, close to the border with Germany
Ines Muller
Ines Muller, daughter of Erika Muller, a previous resident of Wunschendorf, in Anklam, Germany.
Inventory from house No. 104
An inventory dated August, 1946 detailing the items in house No.104
Last house in the 'lower road' in 1972
This house was the last standing on this road in 1972. All the other houses had been demolished.
Letters to Wunschendorf
Ines Muller looking through letters sent by her grandfather to Wunschendorf during WW2
Lindenhof
Exterior view of Lindenhof in 2013
List of residents exiled from Wunschendorf in 1946
A document from September 1945 in the Czech language. This list details the people being deported from the village at this time and the numbers of the houses they lived in
List of residents moving into Wunschendorf/Srbska post 1946
A document from October 1946 in the Czech language. This list details the people moving into the village at this time and the numbers of the houses they were moving into
Man outside a pub in Srbska
A man wearing a sailor hat and drinking from a tankard in Srbska. The man is a previous resident of Srbska who ran a public house in the village.
Man outside house in Wunschendorf
A postcard showing a man outside a house in Wunschendorf
Man outside ruin in Srbska
An elderly man sitting outside the ruins of house No.11 in Srbska
Man posing with two motorbikes
A man posing with two motorbikes in front of a ruined building in Srbska.
Man standing with his car in Wunschendorf
Adolf Neumann standing by his his car with his family. Neumann was a shop owner in Wunschendorf.
Map of Wunschendorf / Srbska
A digitally-drawn map based on an aerial photograph taken by the Czechoslovakian army in 1938. The map shows the village as it was, indicating houses which have disappeared (in green), ruins (in blue) and those which remain today (in orange)