Browsing 1998 Journey to the Homeland Tour by Issue Date

Now showing items 21-40 of 95

    • Market #4 

      Unknown author (1998-05)
      Ukrainian women selling black seeds, fish and cherries at the Kutschurgan market located near the former German villages of Straßburg (today Kutschurgan). Many people also from nearby Moldova visit this market.

    • Market #2 

      Unknown author (1998-05)
      Ukrainian women selling their handmade brooms, cheese sand seeds in Odessa, the largest outdoor market in Ukraine and one of the largest in the former Soviet Union.

    • Black Sea #3 

      Unknown author (1998-05)
      Family now living in the former Black Sea German village of Kassel, today near Odessa, Ukraine.

    • Black Sea #1 

      Unknown author (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the ancestral village of Kassel, children visit the grave site of their three- year-old cousin who died having taken an outdated prescription.

    • Kutschurgan #7 

      Unknown author (1998-05)
      Farmers working in the fields near the village of Elsass.

    • Miscellaneous #18 

      Unknown author (1998-05)
      The Bayerisches haus (Bavarian House), Odessa, Ukraine, established in the early 1990s with funding from the State of Bavaria, Germany. The Bavarian House provide cultural programs, German language study, traveling exhibits.

    • Market #3 

      Unknown author (1998-05)
      Ukrainian women selling their handmade brooms, cheese sand seeds in Odessa, the largest outdoor market in Ukraine and one of the largest in the former Soviet Union.

    • Miscellaneous #8 

      Unknown author (1998-05)
      The former German church in Kandel.

    • Kutschurgan #4 

      Unknown author (1998-05)
      A young boy in the Kutschurgan villages with his mother and grandmother guiding the cows home to their owners.

    • Orphanage #6 

      Unknown author (1998-05)
      Two boys hold one of the quilts.

    • Kutschurgan #5 

      Unknown author (1998-05)
      A young boy in the Kutschurgan villages with his mother and grandmother guiding the cows home to their owners.

    • Miscellaneous #15 

      Unknown author (1998-05)
      June Kraft, Bismarck (right) looking at Ukrainian artwork at the Odessa market.

    • Hoffnungstal #1 

      Unknown author (1998-05)
      Geraldine Walth Sommer, Mesa, AZ; Lola Fritz Parsons, Tucson, AZ; and June M. Kraft, Bismarck, ND, visit the ancestral Black Sea German village of Hoffnungstal.

    • Miscellaneous #11 

      Unknown author (1998-05)
      Woman leading cow down the path in the former German village of Kulm, Bessarabia (today in Ukraine). Photo by Duane Retzloff, Mountain View, CA.

    • Hoffnungstal #5 

      Unknown author (1998-05)
      In the former Black Sea German village of Hoffnungstal, farm families wait to have their grain milled.

    • Black Sea #2 

      Unknown author (1998-05)
      German home in the former Black Sea German village of Kassel.

    • Kutschurgan #6 

      Unknown author (1998-05)
      Andrey Alekcevich Oleynik, Director of the school in the village of Zhcherbanka (formerly Elsass, Kutschurgan District), shows students of village map presented by Journey to the Homeland tour group, visiting the school.

    • 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 #16 

      Unknown author (1998-05)
      The Odessa market, May, 1998.

    • Miscellaneous #10 

      Unknown author (1998-05)
      Former German home in Freudental near Odessa, Ukraine. Photo by Duane Retzloff, Mountain View, CA.