Abandoned tine mine Rolava (Sauersack) in Krušné Mountains was build by nazi Germany in 1940. The mine and adjacent processing facility employed hundreds of people from nearby villages and the POW camp in vicinity. Active production siezed woth the end of the war in 1945 and is abandoned since.

In Olomouc, town in east part of the Czech Republic, there is an old military complex. There are small and huge warehouses and a few administrative buildings as well as its' own rail station. But that's all there is, buildings. The rest is gone. There is no furniture, railings for stairs or windows. The valuable tracks from the station are long gone. Anything metal has been either removed or stolen. The only thing that remains, is a bunch of documents in Russian with plans for various machines. The new soviet machines that had probably arrived by a train from the east. The rest is gone.

Abandoned facotry of Walter Motors in Prague. The complex is slowly being rebuilt to new houses. Soon noone will recognize, that a great factory once stood here.

In the middle of Prague. Old villas still welcome their visitors. They don't look like it much, but someone has always been there. Evven after the windows were blocked by bricks. Neihter after relectors from billboards shine inside through the rest of the windows. There is always someone there.