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

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Ekaterinoslav 651 33. Missionary Heinrich Dirks with his family and Batta Christian in the year 1881 661 34. a) Johann Fast of Ohrloff, Molotschna, Missionary in Java 662 b) Peter Janss (1820-1904), first missionary of the Ana- baptists since 1851, translator of the Bible into Javanese, Knight of the Royal Dutch Order of the Lion 662 35. a) Missionaries (Russian and American) of the Nalgonda Mission 1899 677 36. Nalgonda Mission Station 37. a) First building of the Halbstadt Secondary School in Alt-Halbstadt (built about 1835) 725 xxin b) Second building of the Ohrloff Secondary School (built about 1860) 725 c) Second building of the Halbstadt Secondary School in Neu-Halbstadt (built in 1860) 726 d) New building of the Halbstadt Secondary School in Neu-Halbstadt (built in 1895) 726 38. a) Peter Neufeld (1824-1909), Teacher of the Halbstadt and Gnadenfeld Secondary Schools. Founder of the Raduga printing press 729 b) Minister Komelius Unruh (1849-1910), Teacher of the Halbstadt Secondary School 1870/71, of the Ohrloff School 1873-1905 729 c) Heinrich Franz, Jr. (1847-1894), Teacher of the Halb- stadt Secondary School, 1874-1880; Founder of the factory Franz and Schroeder 729 d) Johann Johann Braeul, Teacher of the Ohrloff Secon- dary School from 1875 to the present (December, 1910) 729 39. Minister Wilhelm Neufeld, Secondary school teacher, Gnadenfeld and Halbstadt (1881-1911) 730 40. a) Wilhelm Wilhelm Penner, Teacher of the Chortitza Secondary School 1874-1881 758 b) Minister Peter Martin Riediger, Teacher of the Chor- titza Secondary School 1879-1892 758 c) Abram Abram Neufeld (1862-1909), Principal of the Chortitza Secondary School 1890-1905, Director of the Business School in Berdiansk, 1905-1909 758 d) Minister Peter Johann Penner, Teacher of religion at the Chortitza Secondary School from 1892 to the present (December, 1910) 758 41. a) Secondary School in Chortitza 763 b) Secondary School in Gnadenfeld, Molotschna 763 c) Halbstadt Girls’ School at Neu-Halbstadt 764 d) Chortitza Girls’ School 764 e) Ohrloff Girls’ School at Tiege, Molotschna 764 43. a) Old village school in Margenau-Molotschna (built before the time of Comies) 782 b) Present village school in Margenau (in the style of Comies) 782 XXIV c) New village school in Rosenort, Molotschna (built in 1895) 782 44. a) Andreas Voth (1821-1885), Currently Chairman of the Molotschna Mennonite School Board 800 b) Elder Abram Goerz, Representative of the Council of Church Leaders in the Molotschna Mennonite School Board 800 c) Johann Karl Klatt, Formerly President of the Molot- schna Mennonite School Board 800 d) Peter Heinrich Heese, Formerly President of the Molotschna Mennonite School Board 800 45. a) Maria Deaf-Mute School in Tiege, Molotschna (Street view) 811 b) Maria Deaf-Mute School in Tiege, Molotschna (Rear view) 812 46. a) Muntau Hospital (Franz Wall

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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…