Lībieši Ziemeļkurzemes ainavā - Dabas aizsardzības pārvalde

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· Refugees from Sīkrags arriving in Gotland: Osvalds Folmanis,
Edmunds Jekelns, Pēteris Folmanis, Ludvigs Zaļups,
Voldemārs Priede, and Edvards Sproģis. Photo by David Holmert
in Visby, 1944.
· The Folmanis, Sproģis, and Andersons families of Livonian
refugees from Sīkrags in Gotland. Photo by David Holmert in
Visby, 1944.
· Irmgarde Cerbaha and Elfrīda Žagare with Estonian students
in Sīkrags. Photo by Māra Zirnīte, 1996.
Kārlis Dišlers
Page 47 · Kārlis Dišlers. Photo by Irēne Junkere, 1993.
Page 48 · Men push a fishing boat, 1930s. Photo from the Latvian Oral
History Archive (OHA).
Page 49 · A pier carried out to sea. Photo by Vaira Strautniece, 1987.
Page 50 · Kārlis Dišlers demonstrates his fish trap. Photo by
Irēne Junkere, 1993.
Page 51 · Remains of a jetty. Photo by Vaira Strautniece, 1987.
Page 53 · Jetty, 1990. Photo from the Latvian Oral History Archive (OHA).
Page 54 · Kārlis Dišlers. Photo by Irēne Junkere, 1993.
Page 55 · Fishermen by a jetty, 1990s. Photo by Gunārs Janaitis, from the
Latvian Oral History Archive
Page 57 · Kārlis Dišlers with fish trap. Photo by Irēne Junkere, 1993.
Alvīne Mūrniece
Page 59 · Alvīne Mūrniece. Photo by Vaira Strautniece, 1987
Page 60 · Alvīne and Ernests after their wedding, 1931.
Photo from the Latvian Oral History Archive (OHA).
Page 62 · Alvīne’s grandparents, Marija and Pēteris Botters, spoke only
Livonian to each other. Photo from the turn of the 20 th century,
Latvian Oral History Archive (OHA).
Page 63 · Alvīne and a pasque flower. Photo by Vaira Strautniece, 1987.
Page 64 · Household chores.
· Alvīne on her father’s dune, when she was allowed to go out to
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