Box 1: reviews of books, notes, correspondence (1930s), clippings, book typescripts: Der Steppenhengst, Stromaufwärts, Der Bote, Licht wider Irrlicht, Der rote Tulipan, In die andere Welt, Beata, Ketzer würden die Mauer sprengen

Box 2: reviews, notes, clippings, book typescripts: Der Rohrsänger, In die andere Welt, Die Rose von Wüstenfelde, Der rote Tulipan, Der Bote, Stromaufwärts

Box 3: Behrends material pulled from Krahn papers 9 Jan 1991: photos, correspondence, clippings, book typescripts: Der Steppenhengst, Menno

This photo is of a group of young men posing for a photo outside in a wooded area. They are wearing uniforms and hats. They are alternative service workers or Foresti. See also NS17-01-9

Two photos on negative. Left photo: A wedding-portrait with the bride in a traditional black wedding-dress. Weddings usually took place in the home, in winter perhaps in the house, in summer perhaps in a cleaned-out and specially-decorated area of a large storage shed or barn. Plate 65 in Forever Summer, Forever Sunday. Right photo: Helene Peters (left) and Eva Heinrichs. Description from Forever Summer, Forever Sunday - Plate 50. Hunsberger photo

This photo is of the former home of Johann Wiens in Tiege, Molotschna (near Molotschna River). Johann Wiens was a minister in the Elmwood MB Church in Winnipeg and Allianz minister in Russia.

Includes correspondence between Agatha Hiebert and David Goerz; other correspondence, David Hiebert correspondence and business records, scattered photos, family history information (Hiebert, Balzer), school papers, Christmas Wünsche, autobiographical material (Frank), financial records books from lumber business. clippings

Correspondence from Susanna to her brother Gerhard. All photocopies of typed transcriptions. These letters were translated and published by John B. Toews, Letters from Susan: A Woman's View of the Russian Mennonite Experience (1928-1941) (North Newton, KS: Bethel College, 1988) (Cornelius H. Wedel Series #4)