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This file consists of a photocopy of Jacob's diary 1945-1947 and short biographies of Jacob, his wife Margaretha Guenther, his daughter Judith Allerdings, and his son-in-law Jacob Allerdings.

Addressed to Reviewers, Commentators, Translators, Editors, and Publishers of Mennonite Writings”, 18 pages, typed.

this consists of a one-page outline titled “Off (sic.) Things Remembered and a handwritten copy of several pages of excerpts on the topic, not the complete article; a collection of memoirs starting with “1. Farewell”, 2. “Our Farewell”, 3. “First Mobilization”, and “Why the Children?”; Parts 3 and 4 of John G. Rempel’s account of his experiences at the Fifth Mennonite World Conference, 1952; a copy of J. G. Rempel’s 85 page, German-language book Mein Heimatdorf Nieder Chortitza (published by Der Bote, nd); a 3-page, typed, incomplete article: “Summary of the 5th Mennonite World Conference – August 10-15, 1952, attached to an email from Agnes (Rempel) Wall to Sonia (Rempel) and Rob, 17 May 2005; 2 copies of a letter from Gerhard Rempel to his brother Rev. John G. Rempel in Rosthern, SK, 1945, written in Belgrade, Yugoslavia, and translated from German to English by J.G.R.’s daughter Agnes (Rempel) Wall; an article “A Search for Aunt Anganeta’s Daughter” by Agnes Wall; and 6 letters between cousins Agnes Wall and Cornelia Carlson. – ca. 1920s to 2005.

2 photos of Mr, Esau, Ekaterinoslav, industrialist, 1909?, and someone identified in Russian; photo of a factory in Chortitza’ seven photos of farm equipment described in Russian, 2 sheets of copies of drawings of horse-drawn wheeled wagons.

4 photos relating to Johann G. Rempel as a student, a newspaper clipping, and a copied photo of a group of students in Nieder Khortitza and Khortitza; 2 sheets to which 6 photos of J.G. Rempel and fellow students and teachers and descriptions have been fastened; 1 large photo of a group of male students from the Chortitza Zentralschule and teachers, 1906-07; 1 large photo of a group of high-school teachers in South Russia assembled in Schönwiese in 1908; photo of some former teachers – “A group of Chortitzer high school teachers in Chortitza and other colonies” assembled in Winnipeg in 1944

envelop containing 5 postcards of Chortitza with one or two addressed to Maria Rempel; b&w photos: 2 unidentified; one of the Einlage Church, one of Chortitza, one of Peter J. Thiessen family home in Chortitza 1903; of the big rock formation on the Dnieper, 2 of Sanitäter, one of both memorials to J. Höppner and J. Bartsch, and three large photos of scenes along the Dnjepr.

32. A collection of 11 unidentified and 17 identified loose photographs and negatives relating mostly to sites formerly Mennonite villages on the former Molotschna Settlement in Ukraine “taken by James Urry in August 1988”; a battered paper bag (Palo Alto, California, Camera Shop) containing “prints and negatives of Molochnaia”

31. Photographs in an enveloped marked “Hospital Train”: 15 photos and a few negatives of Sanitäter (medical orderlies) in Imperial Russia, 1916-1918, relating to Johann G. Rempel’s experiences in service.