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    • Kutschurgan and Liebental Villages #5 

      Unknown author (2005-05)
      Former Catholic Church at Kandel. Photographs of Valentine Brossart.

    • Kutschurgan and Liebental Villages #6 

      Unknown author (2005-05)
      Former Catholic Church at Kandel. Photographs of Valentine Brossart.

    • Kutschurgan and Liebental Villages #7 

      Unknown author (2005-05)
      Location of the former German Cemetery at Kandel. Photographs of Valentine Brossart.

    • Kutschurgan and Liebental Villages #8 

      Unknown author (2005-05)
      Former parish house at Kandel, today used as cafeteria for children's school for special learning. Photographs of Valentine Brossart.

    • Kutschurgan and Liebental Villages #9 

      Unknown author (2005-05)
      Cellar at home of Lousia Riesling in Selz. Photographs of Valentine Brossart.

    • Kutschurgan District Village of Selz #1 

      Unknown author (2003-05)
      Interior view of former Church of the Assumption, Selz (today Limanskoje, Ukraine, Razdelniyanski Rayon). Photograph by Michael M. Miller.

    • Kutschurgan District Village of Selz #10 

      Unknown author (2003-05)
      Bank near Kandel - (left to right): Louisa Riesling, Michael Miller and Lidia V. Welk Iwanowa Karasyova, daughter of the late Antonia Welk Iwanowa (1920-1998). For web pages about Antonia go to: ( /grhc/outreach/friends/ ...

    • Kutschurgan District Village of Selz #2 

      Unknown author (2003-05)
      Interview view of Selz church. Photograph by Michael M. Miller

    • Kutschurgan District Village of Selz #3 

      Unknown author (2003-05)
      Frank Senger, Devils Lake, ND and his daughter, Marilynn Senger Hannesson, West Fargo, ND, tour members. Photograph by Michael M. Miller

    • Kutschurgan District Village of Selz #4 

      Unknown author (2003-05)
      Interior view of Selz church. Photograph by Michael M. Miller.

    • Kutschurgan District Village of Selz #5 

      Unknown author (2003-05)
      Original German oven at home of Louisa Riesling, Selz. Photograph by Michael M. Miller.

    • Kutschurgan District Village of Selz #6 

      Unknown author (2003-05)
      Interior of Louisa Riesling home in Selz. Photograph by Michael M. Miller.

    • Kutschurgan District Village of Selz #7 

      Unknown author (2003-05)
      Home of Louisa Riesling, Selz - (left to right: Michael M. Miller, Fargo ND; Marilynn Senger Hannesson, West Fargo ND; mayor of Selz, Margarita Alekceevna Budaeva; Frank Senger, Devils Lake ND; and Louisa Riesling, Selz. ...

    • Kutschurgan District Village of Selz #8 

      Unknown author (2003-05)
      Home of Louisa Riesling, Selz - (left to right): Louisa Riesling; Louisa's daughter and grand-daughter; Marilynn Senger Hannesson; mayor of Selz, Margarita Alekceevna Budaeva; and Frank Senger signing village guestbook. ...

    • Kutschurgan District Village of Selz #9 

      Unknown author (2003-05)
      Louisa Riesling, Frank Senger and Marilyn Senger Hannesson standing near Louisa's garden with the Liman River in the background in Selz. Moldova is on the other side of the Liman River. Photograph by Michael M. Miller.

    • Kutschurgan District Villages #1 

      Unknown author (2005-05)
      Outdoor market near Kutschurgan (Strassburg). Photographs by Michael M. Miller.

    • Kutschurgan District Villages #1 

      Unknown author (2004-06)
      Louisa Riesling with her canning jars in the cellar, Selz. Photographs by Michael M. Miller.

    • Kutschurgan District Villages #10 

      Unknown author (2005-05)
      View of the former Catholic Church at Kandel. Photographs by Michael M. Miller.

    • Kutschurgan District Villages #11 

      Unknown author (2005-05)
      Distant view of the Kandel church and the Limanoske Lake. Photographs by Michael M. Miller.

    • Kutschurgan District Villages #12 

      Unknown author (2005-05)
      Ronald and his father, Valentine Brossart, locating a family home location in Selz. Photographs by Michael M. Miller.