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Wartime letter to Wunschendorf
Letter sent from Max Bohm to his wife in Wunschendorf
Wartime letter to Wunschendorf
Letter sent from Max Bohm to his wife in Wunschendorf
Visit to Srbska
Photograph taken by a previous resident from Wunschendorf on a visit to the village
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
View of Wunschendorf under snow
In the foreground are houses No. 67 (roof only), No. 68, No. 69, No. 70, No. 111, behind are No. 92, No. 109, No. 126, No. 87, and to the far left No. 86.
View of Wunschendorf toward border
Road leading to the border. There are several houses including one which is hidden behind the trees on the left.
View of Wunschendorf and the Jizera mountains
On the right side of the postcard you can see the "Upper Range" with houses No. 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19. No. 20 has been burned down. On the left you can see the "Lower Range" (Niedere Zeile)with houses No. 34, 35, 33, 32 (also burnt down),…
View of Wunschendorf and the Jizera mountains
A postcard handwritten in Czech, showing a view in Wunschendorf. In the distance are two mountains in the Jizera range - Heufuder and Tafelfichte. Today Tafelfichte is named Smrk and is 1,124m above sea level.
View of Wunschendorf
View of Wunschendorf showing a number of houses
View of Wunschendorf
View of the factories and houses on the border of Wunschendorf
View of Wunschendorf
This image shows the upper part of the village. In foreground are houses No. 106, No. 131, No. 38, No. 11, No.35 and No. 12. In the top left are houses No. 5, No. 4, No. 2 and No. 1 and No.116.
View of Wunschendorf
View of Wunschendorf showing several houses
View of the 'upper road'
The 'upper road' showing four of the remaining houses in 1972
View of ruined buildings on the border
(From left to right) houses No.81, 82 & 147
View of public house 'Marklissa' and buildings on the border
A postcard with German handwriting showing the public house 'Marklissa' and other buildings on the border between Wunschendorf and Hartmannsdorf including No.82. In 1905 No.82 is listed as producing cotton and in 1925 as producing glass beads.