Browsing 1998 Journey to the Homeland Tour by Issue Date

Now showing items 41-60 of 95

    • Orphanage #4 

      Unknown author (1998-05)
      Deacon Alexander Chumakov thanks the American members for their gifts surrounded by the children.

    • Market #5 

      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.

    • Black Sea #4 

      Unknown author (1998-05)
      German resident, in the former Black Sea German village of Kassel, opened her home to guests and proudly shows the rabbits she raises.

    • Kutschurgan #1 

      Unknown author (1998-05)
      Tour members having noon lunch with the teachers at the Elsass School.

    • Miscellaneous #7 

      Unknown author (1998-05)
      Former parish house near Elsass church.

    • Crimea #14 

      Unknown author (1998-05-17)
      German built house in Zürichtal.

    • Crimea #8 

      Unknown author (1998-05-17)
      The Neusatz school built in 1876 and still used today.

    • Crimea #7 

      Unknown author (1998-05-17)
      Children at the Neusatz school where they have not had electricity for quite some time because they cannot afford it.

    • Crimea #22 

      Unknown author (1998-05-17)
      Bob Dambach (left) and Michael Miller (right) at the Kronental Cemetery standing by the gravestone of a prominent man, Heidrich Fischer born in 1851 and died in 1904.

    • Crimea #12 

      Unknown author (1998-05-17)
      The Deutsche Evangelical-Lutherische St. Marienkircke in Yalta, Crimea, Ukraine.

    • Crimea #16 

      Unknown author (1998-05-17)
      The Deutsche Evangelical-Lutherische St. Marienkircke in Yalta, Crimea, Ukraine.

    • Crimea #1 

      Unknown author (1998-05-17)
      Former Lutheran German church in Kronental now being restored to a Ukrainian Orthodox church.

    • Crimea #11 

      Unknown author (1998-05-17)
      As we were driving from Simperofol to Odessa, we saw on the prairies this large church in the Crimea. This village has not yet been identified but this was a former Catholic church. According to a local Ukrainian who is ...

    • Crimea #3 

      Unknown author (1998-05-17)
      Former parish house for Catholic church in Rosental now used for elementary school.

    • Crimea #21 

      Unknown author (1998-05-17)
      Bob Dambach (left) and Michael Miller (right) at the Kronental Cemetery standing by the gravestone of a prominent man, Heidrich Fischer born in 1851 and died in 1904.

    • Crimea #18 

      Unknown author (1998-05-17)
      Gravestone at Kronental Cemetery of Martin Schneider born in 1859 and died in 1909.

    • Crimea #15 

      Unknown author (1998-05-17)
      The former German Evangelical Lutheran Church in Zürichtal.

    • Crimea #13 

      Unknown author (1998-05-17)
      As we were driving from Simperofol to Odessa, we saw on the prairies this large church in the Crimea. This village has not yet been identified but this was a former Catholic church. According to a local Ukrainian who is ...

    • Crimea #17 

      Unknown author (1998-05-17)
      Gravestone at Kronental Cemetery of unidentified German grave site according to local Ukrainians.

    • Crimea #20 

      Unknown author (1998-05-17)
      Gravestone at Kronental Cemetery of George Wiedrich born in 1856 and died in 1901.