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THE MENNONITE BROTHERHOOD IN RUSSIA (1789 - 1910), P. M. Friesen, 1911

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l a serf) 178 21. a) Johann Cornies, Sr. 195 b) Heinrich Heese, Sr. 195 c) Heinrich Franz, Sr. 195 d) Philipp Wiebe 195 22. Cornies Monument in Ohrloff 1% 23. a) Pastor Eduard Wuest (1817-1859) 214 b) Minister August Liebig (bom in 1836 in Bernstein/ Neumark) 214 24. a) Johann Claassen, Liebenau-Kuban (1820-1876) 279 b) Heinrich Huebert, first elder of the M.B. Church (1810-1895) 279 XXI c) Jakob Reimer, Felsental-Gnadenfeld-Wiesenfeld (1817- 1891) 279 d) Abraham Unger, Einlage, first elder of the Einlage M.B. Church (1820-1880) 279 e) Philipp Isaak, Tiege (1832-1879) 279 f) Minister Johann Johann Wieler (1840-1890) 279 25. Temporary home of Elder Heinrich Huebert and the itinerant minister Christian Schmidt in Blumenort, Molot- schna, about 1870 280 26. a) Church (and school) of the Einlage M.B. Church in Andreasfeld (First church building of the M.B. Church in Russia) 487 b) Old M.B. Church in Rueckenau 487 c) New M.B. Church in Rueckenau 487 d) M.B. Church in Welikokniashesk (“Wohldemfuerst”), Kuban 488 e) M.B. Church in Einlage 488 f) Baptism at the M.B. Church in Rueckenau 488 27. a) M.B. Church Nikolaipol in Andreievka, Russian- Turkestan 569 b) M.B. Church in Lugovsk, “Neu Samara” 569 28. Tsar Alexander II (1855-1881) 574 29. a) Monument in Neu-Halbstadt, 1854 (during the time of Podwod) 581 b) Centennary monument of the Chortitzar Mennonites in Chortitza (1789-1889) 582 30. a) The Old-Berdiansk forestry service, formerly the “mod- el plantation” of the Molotschna Mennonite district managed by Peter Fast and son from the time of Johann Comies, Sr., until 1880: The detachment marching off to work 619 b) The Phylloxera-detachment on the south coast of the Crimea, at their devotions 619 c) The Phylloxera-detachment on the south coast of the Crimea: Pastoral visitation 619 d) Hermann Abram Bergmann, Member of the third Duma 620 xxn e) David Johann Claassen, Authorized agent of the Mennonite churches of Russia in matters pertaining to the forestry service and of the Molotschna Mennonites in school matters 620 31. a) Retired Elder, Bernhard Peters (b. 1817), Elder of the Mennonite Church, Margenau, Molotschna, 1861-1887 647 b) Retired missionary, Heinrich Dirks, Elder of the Gnadenfeld Mennonite Church 647 c) Isaak Dyck, Elder of the Chortitza Mennonite Church since 1896 647 d) Heinrich Unruh, Elder of the Halbstadt Mennonite Church since 1896 648 e) Johann Klassen, Elder of the Kronsweide Mennonite Church since 1907 648 f) Mennonite Church at Schoensee, Molotschna (dedi- cated 1909) 648 32. The Commission for Matters of Faith reappointed by the General Mennonite Conference at Schoensee in October, 1910 651 a) Abram Goerz, Elder of the Mennonite Church, Ohrloff- Neukirch 651 b) H. J. Braun, Authorized minister of the M.B. Church, Rueckenau 651 c) D. H. Epp, Minister of the Chortitza Mennonite Church in

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[THE MENNONITE BROTHERHOOD IN RUSSIA (1789 - 1910), P. M. Friesen, 1911. Книга представляет документальную историю Меннонитской братской общины в России (1789-1910), основанную на архивных материалах, собранных автором за 25 лет. Автор, П. М. Фризен, со] P. M. FRIESEN OTHERHOOD IN RUSSIA ( 1789 - 1910 ) P. M. Friesen THE MENNONITE BROTHERHOOD IN RUSSIA ( 1789 - 1910 ) How do you write the history of a movement when you are still a part of that movement? Whom do you believe when leading participants in those historical events disagree strongly not only on why things happened, but also on what happen- ed? What imparts the ring of truth to a denominational history? For P. M. Friesen the answer was a documentary history, letting the record speak for itself. Gathering historical docu- ments ov…