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This fonds consists of 35 photographs, mostly taken in Russia, of the extended Goossen family that lived on the Wintergruen estate, founded by Jacob Goossen (1858-1920). The photos are of high quality and show a wealthy Mennonite family in Russia. Included is a rare photograph of the interior of the Schoensee Mennonite Church.

membership record book, digitized from microfilm MF CHR 43 http://mla.bethelks.edu/archives/cong_312/
We also have the original book, Bd. Ms. 42

The bulk of the collection is a photocopy of a record book created by Dietrich Thiessen and given to his daughter Katharina Thiessen in February 1909. It contains information taken from church registers in the Borozenko Mennonite colony in Russia. The data is also posted at http://mennonitegenealogy.com/russia/felsen.htm

The fonds consists of the following series:
1) Foth Family, 1926. Passports for Maria Jacob Voth age 31, Katharina Peter Foth, age 5, Liese Peter Foth, age 3. Correspondence from the Ukrainian State Security Service and a personal letter. - (1 file) Box 433
2) Abram Wiens, 1929. Includes a map of Ukraine, in two pieces, in very fragile condition. - (1 file) Box 433
3) Jacob P. Dyck, 1926. Includes Russian passport; immigration ID card; Certificate of Natualization, 1933; Farmer's Ordinary Firearms Licence, 1938 - (1 file) Box 433
4) Abraham J. & Anna Sawatzky, Russian Passports, 1925, Canadian Naturalization document (Abraham) 1931 - (1 file) Box 433

The fonds consists of the following files:
1) Diaries - two volumes by Jacob I. Regehr, 1919-1923 & 1925-1930 - (1 file) Box 430
2) Diaries - Tina Regehr, 1921-1923 - (1 file) Box 430
3) Diaries - Tributes to Mariechen Regehr, died 1922 & Tina Regehr, died 1926 - (1 file) Box 430d
4) Photographs

This fonds consists of eight photographs primarily of the activities of Mennonite conscientious objectors in the forestry service in the Asov region of Imperial Russia around 1915 where Johann Kroeker served. The photos provide information on the activities, tools and environment in which the alternative to military service took place.

These are photographs donated by Nik Dyck (or his family).

"Strangers in a Foreign Land" by Nicholai Goossen. This story appeared as a series of articles in the Mennonitische Rundschau. Originals of the articles as well as photocopies and an English translation are included. - (1 file) Box 421

Personal papers of long-time Mennonite Central Committee workers best known for their work to resettle Mennonite refugees after World War II.  These papers are divided into two series:

(1) Correspondence and Subject Files, 1939-2010

(2) Sound Recordings, 1984-1985

Comprehensive collection of Krahn's correspondence, research notes, lecture notes, etc. from his student days up to his death.

See also elecrec/acc276 for items on Krahn’s student days at the university of Heidelberg.

Files include records of MCC work from 1920 to 1935. Sub-series include Levi Mumaw's correspondence (Executive Secretary 1920-1935), immigration files of the first 62 refugees assisted by MCC, records of the material aid and efforts to assist refugees in Constantinople (present Istanbul, Turkey).

Family photographs collected by Sarah Dyck of life in Russia and Canada.The family immigrated to Canada in 1924.