Sitting at left is Teresia Kostelac, nee Schwob (1883-1958), widow of Johann Rack (1879-Russia WWI). Next to her is
her daughter Rosalia Stegg, nee Rack (*1906 in Orahovica) with her two children, Anna and Mišo. At right is Mr. Kostelac, Teresia's second husband.
Standing at left is Elizabeta Rack (*1913 Orahovica), Johann Rack (*1911 Orahovica). and Marija Geiger, nee Rack (*1909 Orahovica). Photo ca. 1927 in Djakovo. Contributed by Dr. V. Geiger
At left with the cute dog is Ernestina (Erna) Geiger, nee Hefner (Zemun 1911-Djakovo 1995), Josip Geiger (Djakovo 1911-1951) and at right Maria Rack (Orahovica 1911-Djakovo 1971). Maria's family originated from Filipova, Batchka. After her father was fallen in Russia (WWI) in 1915, the family relocated to Djakovo, to be closer to other family members. - Photo contributed by V. Geiger.
Djakovo's Train Station as seen in 1922
Interior view of Djakovo's Good Sheppard Church - photo by M. Bozic
Another view of August Cesarec Street in Djakovo that was named after the Croatian writer who lived between 1893 and 1941.
August Cesarec Street in Djakovo was named after the Croatian writer who lived between 1893 and 1941. Photo by Germosek
Djakovo's Old Town Street August Cesarac