Browsing Journey to the Homeland Tour by Title

Miscellaneous #5

Unknown author (1998-05)

Gerry Walth Sommer finds her grandmother Katherina Hilt Walth's family Hilt home in former Black Sea German village of Hoffnungstal. (Photo by Janice Huber Stangl, May, 1998)

Miscellaneous #6

Unknown author (1998-05)

The former German church in Elsass (Kutschurgan District).

Miscellaneous #6

Unknown author (1996)

Former Catholic church in the village of Speyer (Beresan Enclave) and today a Ukrainian Orthodox church.

Miscellaneous #6

Unknown author (1997)

Restored church in the former Bessarabian German village of Sarata (today in Ukraine).

Miscellaneous #7

Unknown author (1996)

Ted Weisenburger, Phoenix, AZ, reviewing an historical German document in the former Lutheran church in his ancestral German village of Grossliebental (Liebental Enclave) near Odessa.

Miscellaneous #7

Unknown author (1997)

Banner for the anniversary of the former Bessarabian German village of Paris - 1896 - 1996 (today in Ukraine).

Miscellaneous #7

Unknown author (1998-05)

Former parish house near Elsass church.

Miscellaneous #8

Unknown author (1996)

Wooden cross at the cemetery at the village of Kathariental (Beresan Enclave) in memory of the church that is no longer standing.

Miscellaneous #8

Unknown author (1998-05)

The former German church in Kandel.

Miscellaneous #8

Unknown author (1997)

Mary Lou Leintz Bueling (left) shares letters from North Dakota children with Ukrainians in the former Bessarabian German village of Krasna (today Krasnoe, Ukraine).

Miscellaneous #9

Unknown author (1996)

Iron cross standing in the cemetery near Kathariental.

Miscellaneous #9

Unknown author (1997)

Ukrainians in Krasnoe receiving gifts and letters from North Dakota children.

Miscellaneous #9

Unknown author (1998-06-01)

German houses with fences in the former Bessarabian village of Arzis. (Photo by Janice Huber Stangl, June 1, 1998)