11 Treffer anzeigen

Graduating class and teachers at the Dawlekanowo High School, 1918. Back row (l-r): Margarete Thiessen, Liese Toews, Abram Peters, Alexander Thiessen, Heinrich Fast, Dietrich Thiessen, Manja Peters. Sitting: Abram Sudermann, Anna Martens, Julius Ratz, Karl Friedrichsen, Mariechen Siebert, F.C. Thiessen (principal), Mariechen Braun. 1st row: Marie Harder, Greta Koop.

Students and teachers at the Dawlekanowo high school, 1918. Teachers (l-r): Abram Sudermann, F.C. Thiessen, ? Katz, Karl Friedrichsen. (Identification of all the students is in Russian on the back of the photograph.)

Russian and German teachers and school board in Dawlekanowo, 1917. (Mennonite and city schools)

Teachers and their wives, Dawlekanowo, Russia in March 1915 before the departure of F.C. Thiessen and Jacob Toews for state service in Jalta, Crimea in the medical units (Sanitaetsdienst). Includes: Margarete and Franz C. Thiessen (top left), Margarete I. Isaak, Jacob and Katharine Toews. 2nd row: Mrs. & Mr. Karl Friedrichsen, Mrs. Abram Sudermann, Mr. & Mrs. Peter Harder. 3rd row (front): Anne Dueck, Elisabeth Batalowa.

Elementary and high school students in Dawlekanowo, Ufa, Russia in 1915. (SEE also NP108-8-15)

Graduating class with teachers of the Dawlekanowo school in 1913. Teachers in 2nd row (l-r): F.F. Willms, J.P. Rogalsky, F.C. Thiessen, J.P. Perk, P. Thielmann.

Teachers of the Dawlekanowo School in 1911. Standing (l-r): Jacob Schellenberg, Johann Rogalsky, Jacob Toews, Peter J. Thielmann, Franz C. Thiessen. Sitting: Johann P. Perk, Cornelius Neufeld (Principal), Cornelia Reimer.

Students and teachers in Dawlekanowo, Russia for the year 1914-15. F.C. Thiessen is one of the teachers. (Identification of all students is given in Russia on the back of the photograph.) (SEE also NP 108-8-18)

Teachers and students at the Dawlekanowo high school during the 1912-13 school year. Teachers (l-r): Peter Thielmann, Johann P. Perk, Franz C. Thiessen, Johann Rogalsky, F.F. Willms. (Identification of the students is written in Russian on the back of the photograph.)

Female students with teacher Cornelia Reimer.