Journey to the Homeland Tour: Recent submissions

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    • Karlsruhe, Beresan District #2 

      Unknown author (2011-01-12)
      Geese are in abundance throughout the villages as they were when Germans lived there years ago. Photographs by Michael M. Miller.

    • Karlsruhe, Beresan District #1 

      Unknown author (2011-01-12)
      Distant view of the former Catholic church in the village of Karlsruhe, Beresan District (today Kalestrovo, Ukraine). Photographs by Michael M. Miller.

    • Liebental Villages #1 

      Unknown author (2001-06)
      Monsignor Joseph Senger stands by iron cross of a common grave for Germans killed in Josefstal. Photographs by Monsignor Joseph Senger.

    • Liebental Villages #2 

      Unknown author (2001-06)
      Herd of milk cows and villagers in the Liebental villages. Photographs by Monsignor Joseph Senger.

    • Bundestreffen, Stuttgart, Germany #6 

      Unknown author (2001-06)
      Father Joseph Senger, Minot, ND, shows location of German villages on maps. Photographs by Michael M. Miller.

    • Bundestreffen, Stuttgart, Germany #5 

      Unknown author (2001-06)
      Margaret Aman Freeman, Redondo Beach, CA, shows Glückstal publication and Karl Stumpp map. Photographs by Michael M. Miller.

    • Bundestreffen, Stuttgart, Germany #4 

      Unknown author (2001-06)
      Harold Ehrman, Pacific Palisades, CA, reviews Glückstal publications. Photographs by Michael M. Miller.

    • Bundestreffen, Stuttgart, Germany #3 

      Unknown author (2001-06)
      Ed Bischoff, Mesa, AZ, assists at the tables. Photographs by Michael M. Miller.

    • Bundestreffen, Stuttgart, Germany #2 

      Unknown author (2001-06)
      Janice Huber Stangl, Sterling, VA, assisting Germans. Photographs by Michael M. Miller.

    • Bundestreffen, Stuttgart, Germany #1 

      Unknown author (2001-06)
      Peter Mock, a university student from Ulm, Germany was fluent in English and German. His grandparents were born in Kleinliebental, Liebental Distict, Odessa Region. Photographs by Michael M. Miller.

    • Shirokolanovka Boarding School #6 

      Unknown author (2001-06)
      Children show the handmade quilts presented to the Boarding School. Photographs by Michael M. Miller.

    • Shirokolanovka Boarding School #5 

      Unknown author (2001-06)
      Children accept gifts of clothing, school supplies and towels. Photographs by Michael M. Miller.

    • Shirokolanovka Boarding School #4 

      Unknown author (2001-06)
      Children holding the handmade quilts and gifts from Americans. Photographs by Michael M. Miller.

    • Shirokolanovka Boarding School #3 

      Unknown author (2001-06)
      A bedroom at the Boarding School where there are 148 children. Photographs by Michael M. Miller.

    • Shirokolanovka Boarding School #2 

      Unknown author (2001-06)
      Housing at the orphanage was built by former German villagers. Photographs by Michael M. Miller.

    • Shirokolanovka Boarding School #1 

      Unknown author (2001-06)
      Father Joseph Senger, Minot, ND, blesses the traditional Ukrainian bread presented to the tour members as a symbol of welcome and friendship. Photographs by Michael M. Miller.

    • Karlsruhe, Landau and Speyer Villages #6 

      Unknown author (2001-06)
      Small chapel built with help of Germans near church at Speyer. Photographs by Michael M. Miller.

    • Karlsruhe, Landau and Speyer Villages #5 

      Unknown author (2001-06)
      Former school at Landau. Photographs by Michael M. Miller.

    • Karlsruhe, Landau and Speyer Villages #4 

      Unknown author (2001-06)
      Former German parsonage today Ukrainian Orthodox church. Photographs by Michael M. Miller.

    • Karlsruhe, Landau and Speyer Villages #3 

      Unknown author (2001-06)
      Former German church at Karlsruhe. Photographs by Michael M. Miller.