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Leaseholder of the local pub 1938-1945: Maria Ruttenbacher (officially) but really it was Gottlieb Ruttenbacher
Leaseholder of the local pub 1936-1938: Thomas Jaksch
Leaseholder of the local pub 1935-1936: Jakob Porhansl
Hunter for the local forest 1931 -1937: Johann Schestauber
Leaseholder of the local dairy 1930: Adalbert Doležal
Blacksmith 1931: Josef Matuschka
Abbot of the monastery of Vyšši Brod (Hohenfurth):
Josef Jaksch (religious name: Tecelin) *23.03.1885 Hackelhöf +23.05.1954 Rein (Austria)
Tecelin Josef Jaksch was abbot from 1925 to 1954. The Jaksch family was one of the oldest of Hackelhöf/Haklovy Dvory. It was also a rich and religious family.
During the Great Depression Josef Jaksch successfully increased investments in parsonages of the surrounding villages and the monastery itself. These investments gave a lot of people jobs and increased the local economy. It can be seen as an early form of keynesian spending to stop an economic downturn.
After the foundation of the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia the Nazis closed the monastery which had then 69 monks due to the good work of Tecelin Jaksch. After the war the monks came back and tried to reopen the monastery. Because most of them were of German origin the Czechs expelled them. In 1949 Josef Jaksch became Apostolic Administrator of the monastery of Rein, Austria. The Communists closed the Hohenfurth monastery and Abbot Jaksch went to Rein. There he died in 1954.
His relatives had to leave their home earlier in 1946 with the first train of expatriated people leaving Budweis/Budejovice.
Merchant for the Farmer´s milk in 1915: Katharina Matuschka
Blacksmith in 1915: Laurenz Jaksch
Shoemaker in 1915: Alois Hřebejk
Owner of the local pub in 1915: Wenzel Maier
Leaseholder of the pub: Johann Jauker
Director of the local school 1915: August Pfeifer
Teachers at the German School during World War II:
ca. 1941: Herbert Morgner
ca. 1942/1943: Maria Schwarz
ca. 1943/1944: Valerie Prökschl
Victims of World War II:
Franz Huisl, Private,
*01.05.1908 Hackelhöf
+??.02.1945 Daleiden
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