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5 men -- Mennonite relief leaders
This photo is of 5 Mennonite relief leaders posing for a photo. Front row first left is Benjamin Unruh. Back row left is P.C. Hiebert, Johann Esau, Alexander Fast. C.E. Krehbiel is sitting at right.
A food station at the Red Cross refugee home
No. 21 in a 2nd set of numbered photos from a tour of Berlin following the 6th Mennonite World Conference at Karlsruhe, Germany in 1957. Used in the CM 5-37-7. A food station at the Red Cross refugee home, Heim Dunant, where daily meals are prepared and dispatched for 5,000 refugees. Several men and a woman survey the containers at the back of the building. The photo is torn and the top part of it is adhered to the photo in 2010-14.484. No. 22 on C. J. Rempel's list is missing.
C. J. Rempel
A refugee widow with two sons and a grandson
Mennonite Central Committee
Alexander Fast and David Toews.
Part of MB Herald Photograph Collection
This photo is a reproduced print of a photo of (l-r) Alexander Fast and David Toews in Berlin, Germany.
Arthur Driedger handing out Christmas bundles at the MCC refugee home
Mennonite Central Committee
Berlin's Victory Boulevard (Siegesalle)
Part of Heinrich H. Hamm fonds
This postcard shows Berlin's Victory Boulevard at a time when all the trees are covered with hoarfrost.
Billy Graham at the Berlin Wall
Part of MB Herald Photograph Collection
This photo is of Billy Graham visiting the Brandenburg Gate where, at the time of the photo, a section of the Berlin Wall had come down.
Part of MB Herald Photograph Collection
This photo is a wide-angle shot of Billy Graham speaking to a crowd from the steps of the Reichstag (Parliament Building) in Berlin.
Boundary between American and Soviet sectors of Berlin
Used in CM 5-5-4 with art. by Herb Wiebe, pax man. Potsdamer Platz: boundary between American & Soviet sectors. The shell (ruin) of a large building in the bkgd., sign "You are leaving the American sector," in foreground.
Wiebe, Herb?
Canadian Paxmen and three delegates to the 6th Mennonite World Conference
No. 24 in a 2nd set of numbered photos from a tour of Berlin following the 6th Mennonite World Conference at Karlsruhe, Germany in 1957. Canadian Paxmen and 3 delegates to the conference visited the east and west zones of Berlin. L-r: Bishop Charles Byers, Pa.; Herb Wiebe, B.C. with Pax; Bishop E. J. Swalm, Duntroon, Ont.; C. J. Rempel, Kitchener, Ont. (donor of the photos); and Art Driediger, Leamington, Ont. (with Pax). The photo was used in the CM 5-35-1. Negative also.
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Children of refugees entering the hall where distribution of MCC bundles took place
Used in CM 4-3-7. Children of refugees entering the hall where the largest distribution of MCC bundles took place. They were directed by Pastor Wollbrandt (at right) of the National Evangelicalchurch, Berlin.
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Dean Hartman's class of boys in the basement workshop
Infor. on back: Dean Hartman's class of boys in the basement workshop. Dean was a former MCC worker. One boy is painting an item. Not used in CM 6-26-3 like 1994-14.2207.
Berlin (Ger.)
Dorothy Hurley stacking clothing at the "Menno-Heim" in Berlin
Mennonite Central Committee
Emergency Relief Board Reports (ERB)
Part of John B Toews fonds
This file consists of the following folders
1) Reports of material aid given to Mennonites in Russia by the Emergency Relief Board in the famine of 1931-1932
An Index of the reports " Benjamin H. Unruh, Berichte" 1929-1940" is included in this file.This index was compiled in 2004, 2005. Complete reports are housed in Bethel College.
2) Relief Board Reports, 1933., Box 241
3) Relief Board Reports , 1934. Box 241
4) Relief Board Reports , 1935-1938 Box 141
*5) Janz, B.B. "Die Gruendung des Verbandes in Alexanderwohl" and Correspondence
Letter from unknown author reporting the condition of the colonies Molotschna, Chortitza, Tokmak, Halbstadt,, Memrik, Arkadark, Ekaterinoslaw, Alt Samara, with regard to famine, culture, organization, religious instruction,
Unruh, Benjamin Heinrich, 1881-1959
Entrance in the Russian zone in Berlin
No. 27 in a 2nd set of numbered photos from a tour of Berlin following the 6th Mennonite World Conference held in 1957 in Karlsruhe, Germany. Used in the CM 5-36-7, neg. only. Entrance in the Russian zone and in the Treptower Park to an impressive memorial in honor of the 7,000 Russian soldiers who lost their lives in the conquest of Berlin and are buried here in a mass grave. The large entrance includes an arch and is flanked by flag poles.
C. J. Rempel