Monthly Archives: April 2018
BGCS at the German-American Heritage Foundation
On Thursday, April 12th, 2018: It was an honor to receive a personal invitation from President Hardy von Auenmueller of the German-American Heritage Foundation of the USA, to represent and speak about Post WWll, German-born, US occupation children at the opening reception of “Homestory Deutschland” – Black Biographies in Historical and Present Times Exhibit, held at the German-American Heritage Foundation in Washington DC.
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- GAHF President Hardy Auenmueller and BGCS founding President Shirley Gindler-Price
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- Cocktail Reception for Homestory Deutschland
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- Theodor Wonja Michael is one of the oldest Afro-Germans living in Germany. He was born on January 15th 1925 in Berlin.
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- Introductions by GAHF President Hardy von Auenmueller and Executive Director Katja Sipple
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- German Embassy Representative
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- Dr Marilyn Sephocle of Howard University
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- BGCS President Shirley Gindler-Price
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- Sweden Embassy Representative
Additional photographs of Reception and Homestory Deutschland Exhibit:
German-American Heritage Foundation
Homestory Deutschland
2018 BGCS Exhibit: German ‘Brown Babies’: Post WWll, US Occupation Children
The Black German Cultural Society’s “German ‘Brown Babies’: Post WWll, US Occupation Children Exhibit” at the African American History and Culture Showcase, Philadelphia Convention Center, Philadelphia, PA. March 31 – April 1, 2018.
