1998 Journey to the Homeland Tour

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    Black Sea #1
    (1998-05)
    At the cemetery in the ancestral village of Kassel, children visit the grave site of their three- year-old cousin who died having taken an outdated prescription.
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    Black Sea #2
    (1998-05)
    German home in the former Black Sea German village of Kassel.
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    Black Sea #3
    (1998-05)
    Family now living in the former Black Sea German village of Kassel, today near Odessa, Ukraine.
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    Black Sea #4
    (1998-05)
    German resident, in the former Black Sea German village of Kassel, opened her home to guests and proudly shows the rabbits she raises.
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    Bundestreffen #1
    (1998-06-06)
    Margaret Zimmerman Freeman, Redondo Beach, CA and Walter Aman, Portland, OR (seated) assist a young German immigrant from Kazakhstan.
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    Bundestreffen #2
    (1998-06-06)
    Two men born in the Black sea village of Hoffnungstal share memories with photographs.
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    Bundestreffen #3
    (1998-06-06)
    Close to 60,000 persons attended the Bundestreffen.
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    Bundestreffen #4
    (1998-06-06)
    Germans from the former Soviet Union reuniting.
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    Bundestreffen #5
    (1998-06-06)
    Harold Ehrman, Pacific Palisades, CA (left) helps to identify documents and photographs of persons born in the Glückstal villages of South Russia.
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    Crimea #1
    (1998-05-17)
    Former Lutheran German church in Kronental now being restored to a Ukrainian Orthodox church.
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    Crimea #10
    (1998-05-17)
    Former Catholic church in Rosental now a Russian Orthodox church with the school in the background.
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    Crimea #11
    (1998-05-17)
    As we were driving from Simperofol to Odessa, we saw on the prairies this large church in the Crimea. This village has not yet been identified but this was a former Catholic church. According to a local Ukrainian who is Czech, the village included Germans and Czechs.
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    Crimea #12
    (1998-05-17)
    The Deutsche Evangelical-Lutherische St. Marienkircke in Yalta, Crimea, Ukraine.
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    Crimea #13
    (1998-05-17)
    As we were driving from Simperofol to Odessa, we saw on the prairies this large church in the Crimea. This village has not yet been identified but this was a former Catholic church. According to a local Ukrainian who is Czech, the village included Germans and Czechs.
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    Crimea #14
    (1998-05-17)
    German built house in Zürichtal.
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    Crimea #15
    (1998-05-17)
    The former German Evangelical Lutheran Church in Zürichtal.
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    Crimea #16
    (1998-05-17)
    The Deutsche Evangelical-Lutherische St. Marienkircke in Yalta, Crimea, Ukraine.
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    Crimea #17
    (1998-05-17)
    Gravestone at Kronental Cemetery of unidentified German grave site according to local Ukrainians.
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    Crimea #18
    (1998-05-17)
    Gravestone at Kronental Cemetery of Martin Schneider born in 1859 and died in 1909.
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    Crimea #19
    (1998-05-17)
    Gravestone at Kronental Cemetery of Juliana Müller born in 185?