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Item Crimea #13(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 Czech, the village included Germans and Czechs.Item Item Crimea #10(1998-05-17)Former Catholic church in Rosental now a Russian Orthodox church with the school in the background.Item Bundestreffen #2(1998-06-06)Two men born in the Black sea village of Hoffnungstal share memories with photographs.Item Orphanage #5(1998-05)Michael M. Miller (left) presents handmade quilts to Deacon Alexander and the children. The quilts were made by German-Russian women at the English Lutheran Church, Tuttle, ND.Item Felsenberg #1(1998-09-19)Villagers in Felsenberg founded in 1860, a daughter colony of Kathariental, Landau and SpeyerItem Item Kutschurgan #3(1998-05)Students at school in fromer German village of Elsass (Zhcherbanka) review maps of the Kutschurgan villages which were presented to the school.Item Market #2(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.Item Crimea #6(1998-05-17)Children at the Neusatz school where they have not had electricity for quite some time because they cannot afford it.