Figure 1.--This is the Paskov Village School sometine in the inter-War era. At the time Paskov was part of newly independent Czechoslovakia. Now it is part of the CZech Republic. Notice how most of the boys have close, cropped hair cuts. Put your cursor on the image to se the rest of the class.

This undated photo was taken at the school of Paskov, a village in the Czech Republic (at the time Czechoslovakia) near the border with Poland. Although almost all boys are wearing shirts and ties, most of them are barefoot. While undated, the portrait was taken during the inter-War era, probably about 1930. Also notice how most of the boys have close, cropped hair cuts.

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Created: 9:46 AM 10/8/2010
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