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B.B. Janz collection

File consists of the following items:
1.1 B.B. Janz "Wir haben gesuendigt",German, 4 pages. English translation, "We have sinned" 6 pages; Peter Baerg "Der Selbstschutz in der Halbstaedter Wollost 1918-1919" (letter lists names of individuals murdered in Blumenort); "Ein Selbstschuetzler Erzaehlt", "Eine Woche in Podwod mit Pferd und Wagen",
1.2) John Wall Letter to B.B. Janz" Mennonite Participation in Colonist's Brigade", 1951
1.3) Anonymous letters to B.B. Janz, " The Selbstschutz in the Halbstadt Volost" (1918-1919)od (mit Pferd und Wagen) 1919.
1.4) J.G. Dyck letters, Leamington, Ontario, 1956.
1.5) A. P. Bergmann letter , Steinbach, 1956
1.6) J.N. Wittenberg, "Etliche Hauptmomente von dem Mordtag in Altenau I'm Oktober 1919" 2 pages, translated by John B. Toews
1.7) P. Goossen, "The Makhno Bands in Zagradovka" , 1919, 2 pages translated by John B. Toews
1.8) B.B. Janz." Abschiedsede von Bruder B.B. Janz" Tiege,1926, 6 pages.

2) Folksfreund Articles written in 1918 by Jacob Martens, A. Klassen, Peter Braun, Enns, Elder H. Unruh, Abraham Kroeker,
H. Neufeld, Translated by John B. Toews. - (1 file) Box 255

Janz, Benjamin B., 1877-1964

B.B. Janz family

A family picture of the B.B. Janz family. From left to right: father B.B. Janz, daughters Helena, Gertruda, Maria, son Jacob, mother Maria Rogalsky Janz. Seated on the table is their youngest daughter Martha. They are all dressed in dark clothing.

B.B. Janz thanking CPR

B.B. Janz expressing thanks to Sir Edward W. Beatty representing the CPR for their assistance in the settlement of Mennonites in Canada. Several men on the platform beside the two persons at the pulpit with an audience at this event.

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BB Janz with 3 other persons

A group of four persons sitting in a room in Russia. Sitting left to right: Helen (Toews) Pauls , unknown Reimer, BB Janz and John Benjamin (JB) Toews.

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Benjamin B. and Helene Janz family

Family photo of Benjamin B. and Helene Janz taken in a studio. There is a table in the foreground covered with a white table cloth and several books. Standing (left to right) : Helene Janz, Maria Janz, Helene Janz, Margareta Toews, Maria Rahn, David Duerksen (son of Helene's late sister). Sitting (left to right) : Jacob Janz, Benjamin Janz (he appears to be holding a bouquet of flowers), parents Helene Janz and Benjamin Janz, John Toews and Peter Rahn.

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Benjamin B. Janz Documents and Letters

The file contains the following items:
1.1) B.B. Janz Travel documents for the Canadian Pacific Railway Lines and receipts for travel taken contained in a small wallet.
B.B. Janz Identity Card issued by the Verband der Buerger Hollaendischer Herkunft in der Ukraine, issued June 22, 1924.
1.2) Jacob P. Becker Poem "Aussang und Fortgang der Mennoniten Bruedergemeinde-, 5 pages,1 file (Box 241)
1.3) Sermons and Ecclesiastical Affairs - 1 file (Box 241)
1.4) John P. Isaac correspondence with B.B. Janz regarding the Harbin immigrants of 1926 - 1 file (Box 241)
1.5) Letters to B.B. Janz, Peter Baerg - 1 file (Box 241)
1.6) Letters to B.B. Janz from daughter Helen Janz Thiessen - 1963-1964 - 1 file (Box 241)
1.7) The Land Question, 1923. Soviet of the People's Commissars of the Ukranian Socialist Republic correspondence with B.B. Janz , P.F. Froese, C.F. Klassen and others. Translated Russian Language Materials from the A.A. Friesen Collection, North Newton, Kansas. Handwritten notes by John B. Toews are included. 1 file (Box 241)
1.8) Russian Mennonite Documents, 1922-1924. Brief translations from Russian language into English. War Reparations, Emigration Movement, B.B. Janz Correspondence. - 1 file (Box 241)
1.9) Mennonite Emigration, 1921-1922, Russian Rules and Regulations. Minutes of the All-Russian Central Committee, 1921. Correspondence of B.B. Janz - 1 file (Box 241)
1.10) Mennonite Emigration, 1923-1925. Russian regulations imposed on Mennonites in the Russian language...abbreviated translations into English. Extensive correspondence with B.B. Janz - 1 file (Box 241)
1.11) Reports and Newspaper articles; 1921-1925. Hollenders by F. Mossenko with translation. Articles from "Communist" Newspaper, 1924; "Die Arbeit" 1924. - 1 file (Box 241)

Janz, Benjamin B., 1877-1964

Bergmann, Anna ( Andres),

File consists of the following items:
1) "Our Life in Russia 1914-1933" a diary beginning with Anna's marriage to Julius Bergman (1880-1965) in 1914. 21 pages. Also German "Unser Leben in Russland 1914-1933", 24 pages.
2) Includes an Aug. 12, 1998 article in "Der Bote" describing the expropriation of land by the Russian government and some background into Julius Bergmann's life.
3) Includes a genealogy of Julius Bergmann on page 2.1

Bergmann, Anna (Andres), 1887-1933

Board Members

Twenty eight members of the Board of Colonization posing on a church choir loft. Front row left to right: J. Gerbrandt, T.O. F. Herzer, B.B. .Janz, J.J. Thiessen, H.C.P. Cresswell, C.A. DeFehr, H.J. Janzen. Second row left to right: J. Pankratz, J.G. Rempel, A.K. Klassen, P.W. Dyck, J.M. Neufeld, J.H. Unruh, J.J. Klassen, A.A. Toews. Third row left to right: H.M. Epp, C.H. Snyder, F.P. Kroeker, G.J. Derksen, David Schulz, A.A. Wiens, W.H. Enns. Fourth row (back row) left to right: A.A. Wall, N.N. Fransen, J. Reimer, G.G. Friesen, G.G. Epp, Gustav Klaassen.

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