Part of J. B. Toews Papers
Portrait of man wearing Red Cross medic hat
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The men are resting each with their hoe in hand. Three men have created a human pyramid by having one man stand on the shoulders of the other two.
Johann A. Toews wearing his Red Cross chaplain's uniform
Part of J. B. Toews Papers
This photo shows some men playing soccer. Inscription on the reverse reads: "Fussballspiel der Tereker, G. Anadol, 1914."
A group of Mennonite men at a forestry camp in Russia.
Forestry camp buildings at Azov
Composite photo of Mennonite men serving in forestry at Anadol
This items shows 180 oval portraits of Mennonite men plus 6 officers, who served at Anodol Forestry camp in 1912. One of the 6, the one with the long beard, is D.J. Classen, the president of the Forestry administration. (See <i>Als ihre Zeit erfüllt war,</i> p.168).
Nechtman, K.
Studio photo of young man in Russian uniform. At later time lived in Sonningdale, Sask.
See reverse of Item MHSS 891-15
Unknown
Part of Yarrow Research Committee fonds
A scan of the other part of the cover of a Poetry collection given to Johannes Harder compiled in 1907.
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Family of Johann A. & Margaretha Toews, 1907
Part of J. B. Toews Papers
Clockwise from left: Aaron Toews, Elizabeth Toews, Johann A. Toews, Helen Toews, J. B. Toews, Margaretha Toews.
Johann Heinrich Penner funeral family picture
Part of Martin Penner Photo Collection
This part show the photograph side: a Penner family funeral in 1905. Johann is lying on the bier with his widow Katharina Penner (Hamm) sitting beside. Back row (L to R): Kornelius Penner, Aron Penner, Jakob Penner, Heinrich Penner, Heinrich Heinrich Penner (father). Missing from the picture are his mother, Helena Penner (Funk), and his sisters, Margaretha and Maria, who predeceased him. Also missing is his sister Helena and brother Gerhard who chose to be absent, believing that a picture of himself was a graven image and constituted a sin.
Vitlina, A.V.
The inscription on the reverse reads "A. Vogt w[ith] friend Hamm"
This photo shows presumably G.G. Dueck in uniform standing in front of a blossoming apple tree (later of Springstein, Manitoba),
This photo shows a group of men with their beds, outside a forestry camp building.