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Photographer Herman Krieger: Preserving the cultural heritage of the Black Sea Germans

Photographer Herman Krieger: Preserving the cultural heritage of the Black Sea Germans

27 October 2025

My name is Herman Krieger. I serve in the Armed Forces of Ukraine and am currently stationed near Kharkiv. I warmly welcome all visitors to the Virtual Museum of the Black Sea Germans.

Local historian Elvira Plesska about the cultural heritage of the Black Sea Germans

Local historian Elvira Plesska about the cultural heritage of the Black Sea Germans

27 October 2025

Dear friends, Until 1991, we, the descendants of the Black Sea Germans, could hardly explain our origins. We did not truly understand where we came from.

Interview with Yurii Sliusar, Executive Director of the Museum “Steppe Ukraine”

Interview with Yurii Sliusar, Executive Director of the Museum “Steppe Ukraine”

27 October 2025

First of all, on behalf of the staff and the management of the Odesa Regional History Museum, I would like to extend my warm greetings to all who support the project Virtual Museum of the Black Sea Germans — to those who conceived this idea, to those who are bringing it to life, and to all its…

Exhibition of the Family Collection of Angelina Schardt — Art with Deep Roots

Exhibition of the Family Collection of Angelina Schardt — Art with Deep Roots

24 October 2025

We invite you to explore the unique exhibition of the family collection of Angelina Schardt — a representative of the ethnic German community in Ukraine and President of the Association of Germans in Ukraine.

Shades of Ukraine — Angelina Schardt

Shades of Ukraine — Angelina Schardt

24 October 2025

Within its project “Shades of Ukraine,” Suspilne TV has produced a feature about Angelina Schardt, President of the Association of Germans in Ukraine.

Exhibition opening: Virtual Museum of the Black Sea Germans

Exhibition opening: Virtual Museum of the Black Sea Germans

24 October 2025

The project “Virtual Museum of the Black Sea Germans” digitally preserves the cultural heritage of the German minority in the Black Sea region — particularly in Odesa, Mykolaiv, and Kherson. It documents endangered sites — such as churches, cemeteries, and historic settlements — through…

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The Virtual Museum of the Black Sea Germans is supported by the European Union under the House of Europe programme.




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