This is a photo of an Angolan refugee family leaving Kimpese Hospital with food supplies. The mother is carrying a can of MCC canned beef chunks in the pan on her head. The three children are each carrying a can of food on their heads.

Used in CM 4-3-7. Children of refugees entering the hall where the largest distribution of MCC bundles took place. They were directed by Pastor Wollbrandt (at right) of the National Evangelicalchurch, Berlin.

Second copy of photo, 11.5x8.5. Note on back of larger photo: "A scene in Ludwigshafen showing one of the kitchens where meals are being prepared for our Child Feeding Project. Note: The typical MCC emblem & slogan `In the Name of Christ' attached to the post." Both men & women are working in this large kitchen. Donated by an MCC worker? Published in John D. Unruh's MCC history (1952), p.116f.

A side view photo of a Mennonite refugee girl in the 1920s. She is possibly in her early teens and sits quietly holding a book. She is wearing a large, black head scarf and a long sleeved pullover.

This photo shows a group of nine children -- one is holding a cup, another a saucer or bowl. [HR 262].

This photo shows a woman wearing a long shawl and a little girl wearing a tuque [HR 262].

This is a photo of refugee children. One is holding a cup and another has a small plate.

Note attached to photo: "These children at last for once (endlich einmal) have the chance to have enough to eat (satt essen) - the most wonderful, sweet oatmeal porridge, such a rarity! at home they never get this. These children know from their parents and teachers, that people in the USA are ready to help them and do much good for them." A young woman, a Red Cross worker & an older boy, smile as a boy eats his porridge. Many other children are seated at the tables as well. Taken in Germany?

Note on back: Jan.21, '54, bundle distribution in Ger." Two young children in a crowded room; pots, pans & dishes on the table at left. Likely children of refugees. See photo in CM 2-43-5 re. aid to refugees from East Zone.