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This photo is of (l-r) Bert Friesen, representing the Jewish Mennonite and Ukrainian conference, receiving an envelope from David Walker from the Department of Canadian Heritage (Multiculturalism).
Redekopp, Alfred H., 1952-
This photo is of (l-r) Bert Friesen, representing the Jewish Mennonite and Ukrainian conference, standing with David Walker from the Department of Canadian Heritage (Multiculturalism).
Redekopp, Alfred H., 1952-
Part of Centre for Mennonite Brethren Studies Photograph Collection
This item shows Bert Friesen and Ken Reddig (archivist) looking at the index to "Where We Stand," compiled by Friesen for Mennonite Central Committee.
Hildebrand, Bruce, 1954-
This photo is of MMHS member Bert Friesen talking to Rohda Stoesz , sitting at a table in the MBBC dinning hall.
Delbert Plett, Al Friesen, Bert Friesen sitting at a table
This photo is of (l-r) Delbert Plett, Al Friesen, Bert Friesen sitting at a table during a MMHS banquet in the MBBC dinning hall.
Jakob Wiens (1816-1886) Hoffnungsfeld
Part of Delbert Plett collection
A great many documents re Jacob Wiens family history.
a) Excerpts of articles written by J Wiens, published in the Mennonitische Rundschau, 1880s, his obituary notices, 1888-1889, and articles about Hoffnungsfeld.
b) John Dyck's article re Jacob Wiens and other early Hoffnungsfeld pioneers, such as the widow Elizabeth Dyck.
c) Irvin Kroeker's "The Wiens Family Register", 1963.
d) Excerpts from Nettie Kroeker's "Far Above Rubies" re Peter Wiens family history (Jacob Wiens's uncle
e) Copies of PW's original journal, and Nettie K's collection of poems "Gedichte aus der Alten und neuen Heimat", written by Peter Wiens, Hoffnungsfeld.
f) Bert Friesen's "The Kroeker Family Genealogy", 1998.
g) Letter to Delbert Plett from ?? re Jacob Wiens (1767-1845) and family.
h) Copy of Jacob Wiens family record from Vol. 4580, Small Archives, a handwritten Ger. Gothic family reg., and an English translation(?).
Wiens, Jacob, 1816-1888
Part of Centre for Mennonite Brethren Studies Photograph Collection
This item shows Ken Reddig and Bert Friesen, at the Winnipeg Centre for Mennonite Brethren Studies, looking at the Mennonitische Rundschau index compiled by Friesen.
Part of MB Herald Photograph Collection
This photo is of (l-r) Ken Reddig and Bert Friesen in the Centre for MB Studies. Friesen was working on indexing the MR.
Hildebrand, Bruce, 1954-
Part of Centre for Mennonite Brethren Studies Photograph Collection
This item shows Ken Reddig (archivist) and Bert Friesen looking at the Mennonitische Rundschau index compiled by Friesen. Photo is taken at the Centre for Mennonite Brethren Studies, Winnipeg.
Part of MB Herald Photograph Collection
This is a photo of (l-r) Ken Reddig and Bert Friesen looking over the first two volumes of the Mennonitische Rundschau index (2 copies).
Manitoba Mennonite Historical Society Board of Directors
Part of Erdman "Ed" Schellenberg fonds
This photo shows (l-r) backrow: Wilmer Penner, Bert Friesen, Bill Schroeder, Margaret Kroeker, Al Reimer, Harry Loewen, Ed Schellenberg and Henry G. Ens; front row: Brian Paetkau, Adolf Ens, Delbert Plett, Victor Doerksen and Doreen Klassen.
Unknown
Part of MBBC Photograph Collection
An unidentified student committee. Identified are: Bert Friesen (second from left), Dorothy Kroeger (fourth from left), James Nikkel (fifth from left).
Part of MBBC Photograph Collection
Katie Thielmann serving food to Bert Friesen and Vern Ratzlaff. Two copies.
Part of MBBC Photograph Collection
Marvin Warkentin and Bert Friesen in discussion in MBBC cafeteria.
Part of MBBC Photograph Collection
Marvin Warkentin and Bert Friesen in discussion in the MBBC cafeteria.