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(From left to right) houses No.81, 82 & 147

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House No. 84, the last house before the border to Hartmannsdorf. The image shows Heinrich Schwarz with his wife, daughter and hertwo children

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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

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View of the border in Wunschendorf showing houses No. 149, 145, 76, 77, 78, 79, 80, 82, 147, 128, 84

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House No. 63 shortly before it was demolished

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House No. 64. Today the building has been renovated and is used as a holiday home

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House No. 62, also known as 'Lindenhof' in Srbska

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House No. 62, also known as 'Lindenhof' - one of the grandest buildings in Wunschendorf. Today this property is unoccupied and the courtyard is used for car repairs

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Photograph taken by a previous resident from Wunschendorf on a visit to the village

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House No. 48/49 which prior to 1946 belonged to Karl Scholz. Today only the ruins of this building are visible

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House No. 150 which prior to 1946 belonged to Krause Franz. Today the house has been rennovated and is used as a holiday cottage

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House No. 55 shortly before being demolished

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House No. 150 can be seen in the front which prior to 1946 belonged to Krause Franz. Next to it is No. 141, behind which is the roof of No. 99. In the background, on the hill is No. 98 which prior to 1946 was owned by Haupt Adolf, the last mayor of…

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View of houses No. 104 & 48/49 on the hill. In the lower left is No. 132 and in the lower right is No. 52

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View of house No.104
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