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- [1926] (Creation)
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1 photograph : sepia ; 16 x 11 cm
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The Fuerstenland Choir taken in Georgstal at the home of Peter Lepps.
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- Voth, Otto, 1900- (Subject)
- Voth, Ewgenia, 1903- (Subject)
- Voth, Arnold, 1895- (Subject)
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Archivist's note
Published in Der Bote 11 July 1967, p.3.
The following identification courtesy of Charlotte McCrae: Standing: (5) George Kroeger (1902), (6) Arnold Voth , (1) ? , (7) ? , (2) Otto Voth , (8) ? , (3) ? , (9) Gerhard Letkemann (1905-1996) , (4) ? , (10) Johann Krahn (1901), Kornelius Fedrau (1900) ; Sitting: (12) Abram Fedrau (1904), (13) Katharina (Knelsen) Fast (1907), (14) Margaret (Lepp) Fedrau (1906), (15) Ewenia Voth , (16) Agatha (Krahn) Fast (1911), (17) Helena (Krahn) Martens (1906), (18) Isaac Kruger (choir director) (1895), (19) Agatha (Lepp) Pankratz (1906), (20) Maria (Krahn) Martens, (1904) (21) Anna (Knelsen) Krahn (1903), (22) Elizabeth (Fedrau) Lepp (1904), (23) ? , (24) ? .
Identification for numbers 2,6 and 15 come from Vicki Voth. The identified are siblings of her grandfather.