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Forest border
Border posts between Poland and the Czech Republic. Previously the border between Czechoslovakia and Germany
View of ruined buildings on the border
(From left to right) houses No.81, 82 & 147
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
Aerial view of the border between Srbska and Poland
An aerial photograph showing the border between Srbska and Miloszow (Poland). The buildings you can see are shops which mainly sold alcohol and clothing. Today most of them have been demolished
Srbska signpost in winter
A signpost for the village near the border to Poland
Border in winter
The border between Srbska and Poland in winter
Shopkeeper at the border
Shopkeeper clearing show at the border between Srbska and Poland
View of Wunschendorf
View of the factories and houses on the border of Wunschendorf
Hand coloured postcard from Wunschendorf
(Top left) public house ‘Marklissa’ and its garden (Bottom left). (Top right) a view of the border including the customs house. (Bottom right) a detailed view of the customs house
Public house 'Marklissa' on the border of Wunschendorf
A postcard showing the public house 'Marklissa' with 'Greetings from Wunschendorf' written in German.
View of border between Wunschendorf and Hartmannsdorf
A postcard view of the border between Wunschendorf and Hartmannsdorf issued ca. 1930
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.
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.
Czecholsovakian military commemorations in Wunschendorf, Oct. 7, 1945
An album of photographs showing the commemoration and unveiling of a memorial to the border guards Václav Čep, Josef Vojta and Bohumil Hosek who were killed on the night 23 / 24.09.1938.