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This is a photo of part of an elaborately decorated Russian-style building near the home of Ivan the Terrible.

This is a photo of a large painting showing impoverished people watching an individual being pulled away in a rugged wooden vehicle in the snow.

This is a photo of a street with a long line of children marching along a rail track.

This is a photo of the inside of the AMR office in Moscow. Ladies and men are sitting at their desks, the women mostly behind typewriters. One man is standing at the back in front of a shelf of files.

This is a photo of an ice jam on the Dnieper River, taken from the Kitchkas bridge - an upstream view. (2 copies of photograph)

This is a photo of a group of eight men dressed for winter posed in front of a Ford car by the Dyck house in Schoenwiese. It includes (left to right): Mr. Perk (the repair man in light trousers); Mr. Siemens (the watchman) and his son (in the back), another Mr. Siemens and a Mr. Klassen (the chauffeur) (in front), then Peter Hermann Unruh, Arthur Slagel, and another Mr. Klassen (the tall man on the end). Slagel writes on the reverse side: "...G. G. Hiebert took this just after we returned from Halbstadt..."

This is a photo of four tractors lined up in front of train cars, with seven men posing beside them, one beside an automobile at the right. The photograph is taken in Alexandrowsk. The tractors are being shipped to Alt Samara.

This is a photo of a bearded man standing on the shipping platform of the American Mennonite Relief warehouse in Schoenwiese (Alexandrovsk) with the contents of a food package displayed in front of him, described on reverse of photo as follows: 49 lbs. flour, 25 lbs. rice, 15 lbs. sugar, 10 lbs. bulk lard, 1 lb. tea, 20 tins milk. The Russian wording is there as well.

This is a photo of the exterior of the former Jakob H. Niebuhr mill in Schoenwiese/Alexandrovsk, Russia, which was used as a warehouse by the American Mennonite Relief workers in 1923. The railroad track is shown in the forefront. The section where food was stored is inked in.

This is a photo of a group of men and women from Schoenwiese sitting in a boat on the shores of the Dnieper River. They were on an outing on the first of May with Arthur Slagel, the American Mennonite Relief Worker. On the photograph are the Thiessens, Miss Hamm and Arthur Slagel. Possibly Mr. Suderman took the picture. See Nos. 665-78 & 665-79 for more details.

This is a photo of a housebarn Mennonite residence in the village of Rosenthal, Chortitza Colony, Russia. The house is described as a mud house with a thatched roof. The house has shuttered windows. There is a larger two-wheeled cart in the front holding a large barrel.

This is a photo of a wide street in a village identified as Chortitza by Arthur Slagel. There are several teams of oxen tied to wagons and people on the street and sidewalks.

This is a rather faded photo of the Chortitza Girls' School (Maedchenschule) in Russia. There are some bare trees and a low fence in front of the building.

This is a photo of the teachers, with their families, of the Teachers' Training School in Chortitza, Russia. Standing ( to right): 3rd person, Dietrich H. Epp, 5th person, Heinrich H. Epp. Seated (left to right): 2nd lady, Mrs. Agnetha Epp, nee Klassen, holding child.

This is a photo oftwo ladies and a man in the room of Mme De LaRoche's. The man is one of the American Mennonite Relief workers - also shown on Photo 665-4 and 665-7. The lady beside him is Lida Peshchansky, see Photo 665-11.