The port of departure

Bremen

The German port from which the steamer sailed with Malke and the three children, in late October 1904.

Malke left Berdyansk in early August 1904 with the three children. They crossed southern Russia and central Europe to Germany, making for the port of Bremen. The journey was made by cart, and probably by train for some stretch.

In late October 1904 they sailed from Bremen in third class.

What happened here

  1. August 1904

    Malke leaves Berdyansk with the three children

    Malke leaves Berdyansk with the three children. They cross southern Russia and central Europe to the port of Bremen, by cart and probably by train for some stretch.

  2. October 1904

    Sailing from Bremen on the Borkum

    They sail from Bremen in third class. The ship crosses the Atlantic, calling at Lisbon, the Canary Islands, Bahia, Rio de Janeiro and Montevideo.