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Parents of the Schoensee Mennonite Brethren
Parents of the Schoensee Mennonite Brethren Church choir members. In second row from top the man at the far left is Johann Bartels, leader of the choir and lay minister. In front of him is his wife Anna (Martens) Bartels. Beside him (to the right) are Anna Wall’s parents, Abraham Abram and Helena Wall. Anna is the only young child in the photo. She is sitting on her mother’s knee.
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Parents of the Schoensee Mennonite Brethren Church choir members
Parents of the Schoensee Mennonite Brethren Church choir members. In second row from top the man at the far left is Johann Bartels, leader of the choir and lay minister. In front of him is his wife Anna (Martens) Bartels. Beside him (to the right) are Anna Wall’s parents, Abraham Abram and Helena Wall. Anna is the only young child in the photo. She is sitting on her mother’s knee.
Peter and Marie (Martens) Bahnmann, grandparents
Peter and Marie (Martens) Bahnmann, grandparents of Nicholas J. Fehderau.
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Peter Bahnmann, grandfather of Nicholas J.
Peter Bahnmann, grandfather of Nicholas J. Fehderau, with his two daughters, Maria (standing), mother of Nicholas J. Fehderau, and Katharina.
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Peter Bahnmann, grandfather of Nicholas J.
Peter Bahnmann, grandfather of Nicholas J. Fehderau.
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Part of Lawrence and Laverna Klippenstein Family Photograph Collection
This is a photo of Peter Rempel in Molotchna, Ukraine talking with the Mennonite Women who remained in the village after all other Mennonites, John Derksen once principal of WMES is listening in.
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Peter, Jacob and Nicholas Fehderau
The two older brothers of Nicholas J. Fehderau, Peter (standing) and Jascha with Nicholas J. Fehderau who is the youngest boy in the photo.
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This photo is of the pharmacy building in Tiege Molotschna. It is a large brick building with a iron and brick fence in front. There is a man dressed in white standing on the front steps. See Rudy Friesen's book "Into the Past", p. 32. See also NP160-01-11.
Poplar Avenue Between Schönsee and Fabrikerwiese
Part of Der Bote Photograph Collection
This is a photo of an avenue of poplars running between the Schönsee and Fabrikerwiese villages in the Molotschna colony. The trees were planted in 1820.
Portrait of the young Heinrich and Maria Unruh family
The young Unruh family. Heinrich and Maria Unruh, grandparents of Alida, are pictured with (left to right) Helene aged 3, baby Heinrich 6 months, and two year old Anna (mother of Alida). This photo was taken when grandfather had come home on leave from the medical corps during WW I.
Russian Mennonite threshing scene
Part of John B Toews fonds
A Molotschna farm scene, possibly taken from a hillside, showing men at work haying. This was abandoned after Soviets gained control.
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Part of John B Toews fonds
This files consists of the following;
1) B.B. Janz, "Die Wehrlosigkeit der Mennoniten in Russland nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg", 1919, German, report on the Mennonitischen Sanitaet-Dienst in WW I (medics). 8 pages.
2) Jacob H. Block, "Mennoniten im Sanitaets-Dienst waerends des Ersten Weltkrieges, 4 pages
3) Dienst der Mennoniten Russlands im ersten Weltkrieg.. An unsigned response to a questionaire sent to John B. Toews. 1 page Box 258
4) C. H. Tiessen, "Zur Frage: Sanitaetsdienst 1914-1918", 9 pages
5) Fast, Henrich, " Experiences of Henry Fast Sr. in Russia 1914 to 1923" . Osterwick, Altcolonie, 30 pages, English.
AND "Memories of Henry Fast" ( Re: Immigration from Russia), 1922, 1923, 9 pages, English. Also references Immigration to Canada in 1923.
Janz, Benjamin B., 1877-1964
This photo is of the Schönau (Schoenau) choir posing for a photo outside This photo is of the Schönau (Schoenau) choir posing for a photo outside of a building. The young men and women are dressed in good clothing with many women wearing necklaces and some men with pocket watches. From left to right, sitting in front row: Anna Friesen, Lena Reimer, Sara Harms, Justina Voth, Anna Friesen, Tina Wall, Tina Reimer, Maria Suderman, choir leader Abram Suderman. Middle row: Johan Siemens, Justina Unger, Tina Richert, Tina Harms, Margeret Warkentin, Tina Warkentin, Agatha Wiebe, Sara Warkentin, Gerhard Dick. Back row: Isaak Dick, Johann Wiebe, David Hamm, Wilhelm Warkentin, Heinrich Loewen, Johann Unruh, Johann Wiebe. -- Note: This item came from the Peter M. Hamm fonds, box 6 file 10.of a building. The young men and women are dressed in good clothing with many women wearing necklaces and some men with pocket watches. From left to right, sitting in front row: Anna Friesen, Lena Reimer, Sara Harms, Justina Voth, Anna Friesen, Tina Wall, Tina Reimer, Maria Suderman, choir leader Abram Suderman. Middle row: Johan Siemens, Justina Unger, Tina Richert, Tina Harms, Margeret Warkentin, Tina Warkentin, Agatha Wiebe, Sara Warkentin, Gerhard Dick. Back row: Isaak Dick, Johann Wiebe, David Hamm, Wilhelm Warkentin, Heinrich Loewen, Johann Unruh, Johann Wiebe. -- Note: This item came from the Peter M. Hamm fonds, box 6 file 10.
Self defense experiences 1919-1959
Part of John B Toews fonds
The file consists of the following items:
1) Anonymous, My Experience: A Selbstschutz Account; 11 pages.
2) Julius Loewen, Seblstschutz Account, 1919-1959; 10 pages.
3) Anonymous, Beifuegung zur Frage Selbtschutz; 2 pages
4) Anonymous, "Denkst Du Daran?" Sanitaestsdienst, (Reflections on Mennonite Pacifism). 9 typed pages
5) J. Janzen "Es wird ernst" Reports on Molotschna and Chortitza 1914-1919, 4 cm typed pages. - (1 file) Box 255
6) Wittenberg, J.W., "Etliche Hauptmomente von dem Mordtag in Altenau in October 1919. 1 page
Loewen, Julius
Part of Gerhard Lohrenz fonds
This is a photo of a smaller farmstead with smithy in the Molotschna. (A small farmstead found in the Molotschna villages had about 42 acres while a regular farmstead had 182 acres). [HR 51]