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House No. 98 in Srbska
Photographs showing house No. 98 in 1958 and later, in 1972 - by which time only ruins of the stables remained.
Children in school classroom, Srbska
Photograph showing children in school classroom in Srbska ca.1960
Correspondence relating to the naming of Srbska
Correspondence between the National Committee in Srbska and the Office for National Statistics in Prague. The small slip is a request from the Office of National Statistics to explain why the name 'Srbska' was selected for the village. The reply…
Inventory from house No. 104
An inventory dated August, 1946 detailing the items in house No.104
The Bohm family in Wunschendorf
Max Bohm with his family in Wunschendorf
The Bohm family in Wunschendorf
Max Bohm with his family in Wunschendorf
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.
Pub owner in Srbska
The owner of public house No.64 in Srbska, also known as 'Villa Hanka'
People outside a house in Srbska
A family photograph belonging to a previous resident of Srbska
Two men standing in snow covered Srbska
Two men posing for a picture in snow covered Srbska. Behind them you can see a number of houses.
House No. 84
House No. 84, the last house before the border to Hartmannsdorf. The image shows Heinrich Schwarz with his wife, daughter and hertwo children
Memorial on the border
A memorial on the border of the village which is still present today. It was erected after 1945 in memory of the Czech officials who were shot during an attack in 1938
View of Wunschendorf under snow
View of the border in Wunschendorf showing houses No. 149, 145, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 82, 147, 128, 84
House No. 63
House No. 63 shortly before it was demolished
House No. 64
House No. 64. Today the building has been renovated and is used as a holiday home