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Hans and Lelja Hildebrandt and children
This photo is of "Our oldest daughter, Lelja, with her family: her husband Hans Hildebrandt, formerly of Schoenau, and daughter, Kaetchen, five years old and son, Haenschen, two years old.
This photo is of fifteen people, October 1959.
"Belated New Year's Greetings."
Names: Franz, Liese, Mama, Njuta Baerg, Hans Dick and his daughter,his wife Kaethe and his mother.
Also, Sara (Baerg) Neumann and her two sons.
Note: Numbered for ID
This photo is of a funeral, likely for Tiena Enns:
L-r: Liese Enns, Greta Tiel (Franz's mother-in-law), Franz Ennsa and his wife, Elsa and their children (except their oldest son).
This photo is of Franz Ens (14, August, 1931) and his mother, Tiena Ens (26 December,1895).
This photo is of a six people. "Lady in the right side is Olga Enns. Olga's brother Henry Enns is standing in the middle."
Sangerfest (choral festival) in Donskoj.
Part of MB Herald Photograph Collection
This photo is a group shot of those who attended a Sangerfest in Donskoj.
Part of MB Herald Photograph Collection
This photo is of the first Dankfest (Thanksgiving) display at the front of the Donskoj Church. Several church leaders, including Daniel Janzen (right), are seated at the front of the church.
Part of MB Herald Photograph Collection
This photo is of people gathered around a church in Donskaja (Donskoy) (formerly in the Mennonite colony of Neu Samara).
Thirty or more lined up along the riverside.
Part of MB Herald Photograph Collection
This photo is of thirty or more baptismal candidates lined up along a riverside at a Donskoj church baptism.
Wedding photo of Peter Dyck and his wife.
This photo is a wedding portrait of Peter Dyck and his wife, maternal (her mother’s brother) uncle of Olga Enns. The bride is wearing a white dress and an unusual headpiece. The setting is very elegant.
Note: The original has been donated (Acc. No. 2010-025).
wedding portrait of Gerhard and Neta Dyck.
This photo is a wedding portrait of Gerhard [Dyck] and Neta, 7 June 1918. "For Abram."
Note: There is a tiger's head rug in the photo.
This photo is a portrait of [Gerhard Dyck, in the uniform of the alternative service, with Neta] and another unidentifed young woman. "T.D."
This photo is a portrait of Gerhard Dyck, in the uniform of the Red Cross alternative service.
And When They Shall Ask cover shot
Part of MB Herald Photograph Collection
This photograph is the cover shot for the film And When They Shall Ask. The photo is a close-up of a young Mennonite girl hiding behind the wheel of a wooden cart. The photo depicts a scene from the USSR but was filmed in Manitoba. Playing the role of the girl is Michelle Schritt (now Shattuck).
Nickel, Henry (photographer)
Part of Jacob J. Hildebrand fonds