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This is a photo of Anganeta Wiebe (Klassen) and Peter Wiebe.

This is a photo of Lena Wiebe posing in front of a painted background. She is wearing a dark hat with a wide brim and flower; a short dress with a small check pattern, collar, long sleeves, tucks in the skirt and black trim; white bloomers and dark leotards and shoes. She is holding some flowers. 2 copies

This is a photo of (left to right): Gerhard Dyck and David Dyck standing in the back. In front are (left to right): Peter Dyck, Sara Dyck (Klassen), Hans Dyck, Gerhard Dyck and Katharina Dyck.

This is a photo of a group of young women and one man holding a hat. They are posing among rocks on sloped ground, with trees and rough grass. This is possibly a school outing. The young women look to be dressed in a uniform. Four of the women are dressed differently so may be teachers. There are two lists of names on the back -- one under the heading "Gestorben" (died) and the other under "Verheiret" (married).
Died: Maria Wiens, Neta Peters, Susa Loewen, Liese Martens, Katja Klassen
Married: Tina Martens, Tina Hildebrand, Lena Wiebe, Katja Peters, Anna Andres, Lena Winter, Maria Wilms, Katja Thiessen, Katja Klassen.

This is a photo of seven children with their spouses and children of Gerhard G. Dyck and Sara (Klassen) Dyck. They are posing against a brick building. On the left at the back is Hans Dyck with his wife Helena Dyck (Wiebe) and son Peter Dyck sitting in front of him. There are eleven adults and seven children in the photo.

This is a photo of pupils and two teachers posing in front of a brick building . The teacher with the shaved head is Hans Dyck (later know as John G. Dyck).

Peter and Liese Wiebe with their children Walter (left) and Peter (right).

This is a photo of (left to right): Anganeta Wiebe (Klassen) with her mother, Lena Klassen and her sister, Helena Braun (Klassen). They are sitting on a bench against a dark cloth backdrop.

This is a photo of Anganeta Wiebe (Klassen) sitting on a chair, in a garden.

This is a photo of Helena Dyck with her young sons Peter Dyck and Hans Dyck, both who died in the camp in Hammerstein, Germany 31 Dec 1929 enroute to Canada.

This is a photo of (left to right): Hans Dyck and Peter Dyck standing in front of some bushes growing along a fence. Both boys are wearing shorts and sleeveless tops. Hans is holding a small pail.

This is a photo of Netl Wiebe sitting on a bench against a wall. She is wearing a dark jumper long-sleeved, striped blouse. On the left is a tied-back curtain in the doorway to another room.