Journey to the Homeland Tour
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The GRHC hosts special tours for individuals and families who wish to travel from the United States and Canada to Germany and Odessa, Ukraine. Travels visit the villages of their ancestors near Odessa, including the former Black Sea, Bessarabian and Crimean German villages. Since the first tour in May 1996, the GRHC has sponsored at least one trip per year. The tour website can be found at https://library.ndsu.edu/exhibits/homeland-tour
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Miscellaneous #29
(1997)(l-r): Tour members Bruce Mehlhaff and Mary Lou Leintz Bueling with Elvira Zaharova, Odessa Intourist, Odessa, Ukraine. -
Miscellaneous #26
(1997)Ingo Isert, curator of the Heimatmuseum der Deutschen aus Bessarabien in Stuttgart, identifies immigration map for tour members. -
Miscellaneous #25
(1997)(l-r): Ruth Klötzel and Dorothy Bader Breitling at the offices of the Landsmannschaft der Deutschen aus Russland, Stuttgart, Germany. -
Miscellaneous #21
(1997)(l-r): Cora Wolf Tschaekfoske, Viola Wolf Bertsch, Audrey Bentz and Rev. Myrin Bentz standing in front of former Lutheran church in Odessa. -
Miscellaneous #20
(1997)Mary Lou Bueling (left) visits with Krasnoe school librarian and teacher about textbooks used. -
Miscellaneous #19
(1997)Mary Lou Leintz Bueling (left) and Michael Miller (right) present United States flag to teachers at Krasnoe school (former Bessarabian German village of Krasna, today in Ukraine).