Fresh Happiness Mine Disaster Memorial.
In 1868, the German businessman Weber built a coal mine on the northwestern edge of Duchcova, which he named after his wife - Emma. The mine belonged to the Weber family until 1889, when it was sold to the Mosteck coal company. In 1895, the mine was renamed Frisch Glück. The thickness of the seam was 13-20 meters. The coal was often soggy and prone to spontaneous combustion. On September 19, 1900, 91 worked in the mine…
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