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This photo is of Erna and Willy with their children.
Photo taken in Lena and Njuta Berg's garden,on a birthday.

This photo is the "new Evangelical Baptist Church in Karaganda, USSR, dedicated 18, November 1956".

This photo is of Lena and Njuta in their house, around the table with open Bibles.
L-r: Njuta Baerg, Lena Baerg, Liese Enns, Kaeti with daughter, Jakob Enns.

This photo is a "Small token of remembrance from us [Agnes and Willie] when Erna and Willie were visiting us. Photo is taken in front of our new house. The children are ours."

This photo is taken October 1982.
Front row (l-r): Liese (Abram's wife), Viktor's children, Sara Neumann, Agat, Lelja
Back row (l-r): Irene and Viktor Neumann, Njuta, Abram B., Kaeti E., Liese E.
Note: Photo likely taken by Hans Hildebrandt.

This photo is taken October 1982:
Front row (l-r): Liese (Abram's wife), Egun -Sara's grandchild, Sara, Elli -Sara's grand-daughter, Agatha, Loelja (Fast) Hildebrandt
Back row (l-r): Ira - Viktor's wife, brother Abram, me(Njuta), Hans Hildebrandt, Kaethi (Enns) Dueck, Liese Enns
Note: Photo likely taken by Viktor Neumann.

This photo is of fifteen people, October 1959.
"Belated New Year's Greetings."
Names: Franz, Liese, Mama, Njuta Baerg, Hans Dick and his daughter,his wife Kaethe and his mother.
Also, Sara (Baerg) Neumann and her two sons.
Note: Numbered for ID

This photo is a family portrait of [Hans and Lolja Hildebrand] and their four children. August 31, 1971. It was sent to Uncle Gerhard and Tante Lena.

This photo is of five Baerg siblings, taken August, 1962.
Left-right: Anna, Peter, Lena, Abram, Sara.

This photo is of:
Front row (l-r): Agat Ediger, Sara Neumann, Kaethi (Enns) Dick
Back row (l-r): Njuta Berg, Liese Enns

Formal photo of George C. Kroeker, maternal grandfather of Linda Huebert Hecht, posing in his Alternative Service uniform at 27 years of age. He served in the Army Medical Core (Sanitäre) during WW I. He and other young men, aged 17 and 18 years of age, aided in transporting the wounded from the German Front to Moscow. In February 1916 he was given one week leave, at which time he went home and was engaged to be married to Aganetha Plett. Perhaps this photo was taken at this time.