- US MCC IX-13-02.4 folder 1/98
- Item
- 1961
Adrian, Peter, 1938-
Kaiserslautern (Germany)
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8 Archival description results for Kaiserslautern (Germany)
German refugee living in a displaced persons' camp
- US MCC IX-13-02.4 folder 1/97
- Item
- 1960
Mennonite Central Committee
Liselotte Geiger and a number of children of the community
- CA MAO XV-19.3-2010-14-481
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- 1957
No. 17 in a 2nd set of numbered photos from the 6th Mennonite World Conference held in 1957 in Karlsruhe, Germany. The photo is somewhat fragmented around the edges but clearly shows Liselotte Geiger and a number of children of the community (on a play structure) whom she cared for daily. Likely the photo was taken behind the Mennonite Central Committee "Mennoniten Haus" (Mennonite Home) in Kaiserslautern, Germany. See 2010-14.480.
Rempel, Cornelius J., 1912-1994
Pax worker Albert Hostetler woodworking
- US MCC IX-13-02.4 folder 2/11
- Item
- 1958
Mennonite Central Committee
Pax workers taking a traditional German second breakfast break
- US MCC IX-13-02.4 folder 1-100
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- 1955
Mennonite Central Committee
Refugee boys receiving Christmas bundles in Kaiserslautern
- US MCC IX-13-02.4 folder 1/98
- Item
- 1961
Adrian, Peter, 1938-
The first German conscientious objectors at EIRENE for orientation, and Peter Dyck & Theo Gluck
- US MCC IX-13-02.4 folder 2/11
- Item
- 1961
Dyck, Peter J., 1914-2010
The Mennonite Central Committee "Mennoniten Haus" in Kaiserslautern, Germany
- CA MAO XV-19.3-2010-14-480
- Item
- 1957
No. 16 in a 2nd set of numbered photos from the 6th Mennonite World Conference held in 1957 in Karlsruhe, Germany. The Mennonite Central Committee "Mennoniten Haus" (Mennonite Home) in Kaiserslautern, Germany, erected close to the "Nachbarschaftsheim" (Neighbourhood Home) in the post war period. This home plays an important part in the Mennonite church life of the community. It includes a chapel and provides many other services to Mennonites and other needy people in the area.
C. J. Rempel