Switzerland Elsewhere
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The multilingual exhibition runs through September 29, 2019. Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch -
Up until 1926, only the overseas expats were kept track of. Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch -
Most Swiss abroad live in Europe. Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch -
Tablets provide additional information. Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch -
In 1883, Olympe Rittener began teaching French in Krasnojarsk, Russia. She did it for seven years before returning to Switzerland. Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch -
The old method for recording the details of Swiss living abroad Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch -
Audio gives the show another dimension. Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch -
There are Swiss all over the world. Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch -
“Müller, the Turk” had Swiss and Austrian passports, which made travel easier. Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch -
“Müller, the Turk” received many medals. Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch -
The final touches for a special installation Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch -
Swiss bridge builder Othmar Ammann in front of his New York bridge over the Hudson River Thomas Kern/swissinfo.ch
This content was published on April 9, 2019
- Deutsch "Die Schweiz anderswo"
- Español La Suiza de otros lugares
- Português Exposição "Suíça em outros lugares"
- 中文 《别处的瑞士》
- Français «La Suisse ailleurs»
- Pусский «Швейцария в дальних странах»
- Italiano La Svizzera altrove
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