At least thirteen people were buried in a mass grave in Dobronín in the Jihlava region. This news was reported by the media eleven years ago. According to testimonies, the German inhabitants destined for removal were supposed to be buried in the grave.
The preserved city walls were discovered eight years ago by conservationists in Opava. This happened a month after an aerial bomb from the Second World War was found in the same place. The walls were approximately 800 years old.
It has been a month of research, disappointment with institutions, hopes and most of all emotions. The almost impossible has been achieved. To find a soldier by his signature and the name of his beloved girl on a silver bracelet. The reward was the most important thing. The war veteran is still alive!
Almost 70 years after the war, Germany returned to Poland a rare painting that the Nazis stole for Hitler's museum. Specifically, it was a work by the Venetian painter Francesco Guardi, entitled "The Palace Staircase". But the search is still on for thousands of works of art that have disappeared to parts unknown.
My friend Václav dragged me to a search near Mariánské Lázně. A little while after turning on the detector, a nice signal came. And with it, a nice surprise. In one hole were a silver bracelet, a US collar badge, a ribbon with a bronze star and a Swiss 5 Rappen 1938...
Almost half a meter on the ground was a preserved engine of a Messerschmitt Bf fighter which was shot down in 1945 during the liberation of Brno. The parts were found only ten years ago and went to the Moravian Museum.
The atrocities that took place in the Auschwitz concentration camp probably need not even be mentioned. Evidence of them can still be found today. Eleven years ago, for example, 150 surgical instruments.
