A man, before leaving the country, embarked on a quest to find his father’s hidden family property. Trained by his father to locate hidden objects, he faced doubts about the treasures’ condition after seventy years. Fortunately, the items were in excellent shape. In the attic, he discovered seventy packages carefully concealed by his father, including newspapers, paintings, skis, books, and other everyday items, all in working condition.

The treasures were later acquired by a museum in Usti nad Labem, where the director marveled at the clever concealment. Despite his regrets, the man, Schlattner, helped locate the property, reflecting, “We thought we’d return one day and find something there.”