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Journal 1990s
- Journal,
Vol.
13,
No.
1
(Spring
1990):
A
1909
Russian
10
ruble
banknote
is
pictured
on
the
cover.
Articles
found
in
this
issue:
"Midwifery
Tour
of
Russia,
October
1989"
by
Joyce
E.
(Sterkel)
Sutley;
"Bukovina
Chronology
in
the
Context
of
European
History"
by
Sophie
A.
Welisch;
"Family
of
Leon
and
Marie
Loy
(1912)"
by
Sophie
A.
Welisch;
"
I
Could
Write
a
Book
As
Big
As
a
House!'A
Soviet
German
Emigre
Remembers
Life
Under
Stalin"
by
Anonymous,
translated
and
edited
by
Timothy
J.
and
Rosalinda
Kloberdanz;
"Village
Life"
by
Alex
Bauer;
Josephina
Ammon
Widmer;
"Out
of
the
Russian
Steppe:
Alexander
Bier"
by
Verna
Wood;
"History
of
the
Volga
German
Drummer
Dove"
by
Roberto
Kornshun
Bierig;
"Royalty
Comes
Hunting
and
I
Get
Spanked"
by
Olga
Schmidt
Bauer,
a
humorous
anecdote;
"A
Visit
in
the
Native
Region
of
the
Traveling
Masters
of
the
Shovel'"
excerpt
from
a
Polish
newspaper
translated
by
Richard
Rye
and
Robert
Hattemer;
"A
Traditional
Wedding"
by
Barbara
Kloster;
"Jacob
and
Marie
Steinbrecher"
by
Katherine
Elizabeth
Steinbrecher
Behm,
as
told
to
her
daughter-in-law
Gayle
Behm;
and
Book
Reviews.
- Journal,
Vol.
13,
No.
2
(Summer
1990):
A
picture
of
Franz
and
Marie
Elisabeth
Ullrich
is
on
the
cover.
This
accompanies
the
article
"The
Ties
That
Bind
The
Dinkelacker
Letters"
by
William
Seibel;
"The
Beginning
of
an
Odyssey"
by
Ella
and
Werner
K.
Wadewitz,
an
account
of
a
Wasemiller
family
reunion
in
Uzbekistan;
"Ethnic
Women
Homesteading
on
the
Plains
of
North
Dakota"
by
H.
Elaine
Lindgren;
"Sufferings
of
the
First
German
Colonists
During
the
First
Two
Decades,
1764
to
1784"
by
John
Erbes;
"The
Trek
of
1921-1922"
by
Glenn
Mueller;
"Village
Life"
by
Alex
Bauer;
"Resting
in
Peace"
by
V.
Krasnovsky,
about
the
German
Cemetery
in
Moscow;
"Kukkus
Once
...
And
Today"
by
Reinhold
Keil;
"Donations
to
AHSGR
Library
and
Archives";
"A
Brief
History
of
the
Creation
of
the
German
Colonies
on
the
Volga"
by
Arthur
E.
Flegel;
"I
Am
Smart
and
I
Can
Prove
It"
by
Olga
Schmidt
Bauer,
a
humorous
anecdote;
"Current
Status
of
German
Villages
in
the
Volga
Region"
by
Theresa
Daehn;
"The
Graefenstein-Fordson
Tractor
Story"
by
Arthur
E.
Flegel;
"New
Additions
to
AHSGR
Library"
by
Frances
Amen
and
Mary
Rabenberg.
- Journal,
Vol.
13,
No.
3
(Fall
1990):
This
issue
contains
the
reports
and
pictures
of
the
21st
annual
convention
which
was
held
in
Sacramento,
California.
The
full
texts
of
the
following
speeches
are
also
given:
"The
Past
Is
Yet
to
Come
But
the
Future
May
Never
Happen"
by
Dr.
Larry
W.
Metzler;
"The
Aussiedler
and
Their
Stories"
by
Jo
Ann
Kuhr;
"Kaleidoscopes"
by
Venita
Schneider;
"The
Germans
From
Russia
Heritage
Collection
at
North
Dakota
State
University
and
My
Visions
for
the
Future"
by
Michael
M.
Miller;
"New
Insights
From
Dark
Places:
Recent
Developments
in
Volga
German
Family
Research"
by
Richard
Scheuerman;
"Bazaars
and
Fairs
in
the
Black
Sea
Area"
by
Alexander
Dupper;
"We
Honor
Our
Heritage
Through
Faith"
by
the
Rev.
P.
W.
Bergstrasser.
- Journal,
Vol.
13,
No.
4
(Winter
1990):
Alice
Buchholz's
painting
"The
Farm
of
Wilhelm
Boehnert
in
Solodyri,
Volhynia,
1931"
graces
the
cover
of
this
issue,
which
contains
the
following
articles:
"A
Farm
in
Solodyri"
by
Richard
Benert;
"The
Population
of
Volga
German
Settlements
in
Late
Nineteenth
Century
Russia:
A
Source
Based
on
Religious
and
Settlement
Data
From
the
1897
Census
of
the
Russian
Empire"
by
Richard
H.
Rowland;
"Bukovina-German
Women
in
Social
Perspective"
by
Sophie
A.
Welisch;
"From
Russian
Sables
to
the
Orient
Express"
by
Anna
Kroeker
Thiesen,
Convention
1990,
which
includes
"Maps
and
Your
Family
History,"
Starting
a
Village
Research
Group,"
"Coordinating
Research
Efforts
With
a
Village
Data
Base,"
"German
Settlements
in
Poland
and
Volhynia,"
and
"Grandma's
Kitchen."
- Journal,
Vol.
14,
No.
1
(Spring
1991):
The
cover
photo
is
of
the
Catholic
Church
in
Karlsruhe
(Heimatkalender
der
Deutschen
aus
Bessarabien).
Articles:
"The
Soviet
Catholic
Church
During
the
New
Economic
Policy
and
the
Stalinist
Terror:
Selected
Texts
Dealing
With
the
Soviet
Germans,"
by
Rev.
Christopher
Zugger;
"Early
Volga
German
Settlement
List,"
by
David
F.
Schmidt;
"Piecing
the
Past
Together:
The
Important
Role
of
Folklore
in
Family
History
Research,
"
by
Timothy
J.
Kloberdanz;
"Down
Die
Linie,'
Caucasian
Frontier,"
by
William
Seibel.
- Journal,
Vol.
14,
No.
2
(Summer
1991):
A
picture
of
the
July
15,
1990
first
communion
of
a
son
of
Lukasz
Balak
adorns
the
cover.
Articles:
"Pojana
Mikuli
Today,"
by
Oren
Windholz;
"Autobiography
of
Alexander
Schwindt,"
translated
by
Almena
Kniss
Bernhardt;
"Volga
German-Russians
in
Minnesota,"
by
Carol
Halverson;
"From
Bukovina
to
the
Great
Plains,"
by
Rev.
Steve
Parke;
"Germans
Among
Us
From
Russia
via
the
Dakotas
to
Lodi,"
by
Walter
Kiesz;
"Josef
Weber
Titular
Archbishop,"
by
Norbert
Gaschler,
translated
by
Sophie
A.
Welisch;
"Guarding
the
Czar's
Caucasian
Frontier,"
by
William
Seibel;
"Julian
vs.
Gregorian
Calendar,"
by
Arthur
E.
Flegel;
"Review,"
by
Alexander
Dupper.
- Journal,
Vol.
14,
No.
3
(Fall
1991):
This
issue
contains
the
reports
and
pictures
of
the
22nd
annual
convention
which
was
held
in
Chicago,
Illinois.
The
full
texts
of
the
following
speeches
are
also
given:
"Catch
the
Vision,"
by
Lee
Kraft;
"Return
to
Berry
Meadow:
Emerging
Research
Opportunities
in
Saratov
and
the
Old
Volga
Colonies,"
by
Richard
D.
Scheuerman;
"Meritorious
Service
Award,"
by
Lee
Kraft;
"Handing
Down
Our
Heritage,"
by
Carol
J.
Harless;
"Volhynian
Legends,"
by
Leona
Janke;
"Evaluating
Family
Histories
and
Traditions
for
Evidence
of
Medical
Illness
Using
Alzheimer's
Disease
as
a
Model,"
by
Thomas
D.
Bird,
M.D.;
"The
Brotherhood-Bruederschaft,"
by
George
Dorn;
"We
Honor
Our
Heritage
Through
Faith,"
by
Werner
K.
Wadewitz;
"Memorial,"
by
Lydia
Jesse.
- Journal,
Vol.
14,
No.
4
(Winter
1991):
The
cover
illustration
is
entitled
Wir
im
Jahre
1941
(We
[Volga
Germans
in
the
Year
1941).
Articles:
"The
Decree
of
August
28,
1941,"
translated
by
Richard
Rye;
"August
Odyssey:
Remembering
Russia,
The
Coup,
and
the
Fiftieth
Anniversary
of
the
Volga
German
Deportation,"
by
Timothy
J.
Kloberdanz;
"The
Germans
in
Russia
During
the
First
Fifty
Years
of
the
Soviet
Regime,"
by
Hugo
Jedig,
translated
by
Nancy
Bernhardt
Holland;
"Grandfather's
Windmill,"
by
Alexander
Dupper;
"Before
They
Left
Germany,"
by
Verna
Goral;
"The
Germans
from
Russia
and
the
1991
Report
of
the
U.S.
Immigration
Commission,"
by
Daniel
L.
Boxberger;
"Black
Velvet
Homes,"
by
Paul
Fritzler;
"Our
Journey
to
the
German-Russian
Communities
of
Frank
and
Frunze,"
by
Clarence
D.
Kissler;
"A
Summary
of
German
Migrations
Eastward
into
Poland,
Austria,
Hungary,
Romania,
and
Russia,"
by
Arthur
E.
Flegel;
"Population
Trends
in
Volga
German
Settlements
During
the
Intercensal
Period
of
1897-1926,"
by
Richard
H.
Rowland;
"Lest
We
Forget,"
by
George
Miller.
- Journal,
Vol.
15,
No.
1
(Spring
1992):
Photo
of
a
Volga
German
breakfast
on
the
cover.
Articles:
"The
Farmer's
Prayer,"
by
Elmer
Suderman;
"Names,"
Ronald
J.
Vossler;
"Beet
Field
Summer:
Windsor,
Colorado,"
by
Harold
Stoll;
"The
Slavic
Collection
of
the
Mennonite
Heritage
Centre
Archives,"
by
Lawrence
Klippenstein;
"Rosenberg,
Bergseite,"
by
Richard
McGregor;
"From
Family
History
Quest
to
Village
Coordinator,"
"Rosenberg
(Ilovlinsk
Umet),"
translated
by
Richard
Rye;
"Memories
of
Rosenberg,
1900
to
Present";
"Airport,"
by
Eduard
Albrandt,
introduction
and
English
Interpretation
by
Timothy
J.
Kloberdanz;
"German
Life
and
Culture
in
the
Volga
Region
of
Russia:
A
Pictorial
Essay,"
by
Timothy
J.
Kloberdanz;
"AHSGR
Library
Policies";
"New
Additions
to
the
AHSGR
Library
Since
January
1991,
A-G"
by
Michael
Ronn,
AHSGR
Librarian;
"The
Kanzler
Brothers,"
by
Harland
L.
Eastwood,
Jr.
- Journal,
Vol.
15,
No.
2
(Summer
1992):
Cover
photo
(circa
1910-18)
of
Memorial
Day
flags
in
cemetery
of
St.
Peter's
on
the
Standing
Rock
Agency,
Fort
Yates,
North
Dakota.
Articles:
"Waldheim
Village
in
Molochna
Colony,"
by
Solomon
L.
Loewen;
"The
Tipsy
Ducks,"
by
Alexander
Dupper;
"In
the
Land
of
Inyan
Woslata:
Plains
Indian
influences
on
Reservation
Whites,"
by
Timothy
J.
Kloberdanz;
"Five
Plants
is
Five
Plants,"
by
Angela
Cachay;
"Krasna
Village
Research
Report,"
by
Ted
J.
Becker;
"Village
Research
Project
and
List
of
Village
Research
Coordinators,"
by
David
Bagby,
list
by
Allyn
Brosz
and
AHSGR
staff;
"A
Summary
Report
on
Ten
German
Villages
in
the
Regions
of
Dnepropetrovsk,
Petrikovka,
and
Verkhnaya-Dneprovsk,
Administrative
District
of
Dnepropetrovsk,"
by
Karl
Stumpp,
translated
by
David
Bagby;
"Our
Respects
to
the
Bavarian
Supreme
Court!"
by
E.
Holland,
translated
by
David
Bagby;
"New
Additions
to
the
AHSGR
Library
Since
January
1991,
H-Z,
by
Michael
Ronn,
AHSGR
Librarian;
"Mein
Grossmutter,"
by
Ted
J.
Becker.
- Journal,
Vol.
15,
No.
3
(Fall
1992):
On
the
cover
is
a
picture
of
Alex
Weigand's
passport.
This
issue
contains
the
reports
and
pictures
of
the
23rd
annual
convention
in
Seattle,
Washington.
The
full
texts
of
the
following
speeches
are
given:
"Distinguished
Service
Awards,"
by
Lee
Kraft;
"My
Kautz
Village
Project,"
by
Elaine
Frank
Davison;
"Using
a
Personal
Computer
in
Your
Chapter,"
by
Kevin
Spreier;
"Migrations
of
the
Black
Sea
Germans,"
by
Arthur
E.
Flegel;
"Reuniting
Families:
A
Never-Ending
Story,"
by
Jo
Ann
Kuhr;
"Food
n'
Stuff
:
Stories
of
Our
People,"
by
Mary
Koch;
"Volga
German
History:
New
Approaches
to
Research,"
by
Dr.
Igor
Rudolfovich
Plehve;
"Political
Situations
on
the
Lower
Volga,"
by
Dr.
Igor
Rudolfovich
Plehve.
- Journal,
Vol.
15,
No.
4
(Winter
1992):
Death
certificate
of
David
Andreyevich
Fischer
adorns
the
cover.
Articles:
"Unforgettable
Encounters,"
by
Nikolai
V.
Titov,
translated
by
Elena
Petrovna
Mikhailova
and
Lawrence
A.
Weigel;
"Everything
is
Different,"
by
Nina
Berend,
translated
by
David
Bagby;
"Uncle
Jacob's
Wild
Rides,"
by
Alexander
Dupper;
"Volhynian
German
Baptists
in
St.
Paul,
Minnesota,"
by
Richard
Benert;
"The
Matron
Who
Wouldn't
Be
a
Maid,"
by
Ralph
G.
Bennett;
"Update:
The
University
of
Washington's
Familial
Alzheimer's
Disease
Project,"
by
Thomas
D.
Bird,
M.D.;
"We
Fulfill
Our
Life-Long
Dream!"
by
Esther
Beltz
Trekell,
et
al.;
"New
Additions
to
the
AHSGR
Library,"
by
Michael
Ronn,
AHSGR
Librarian.
- Journal,
Vol.
16,
No.
1
(Spring
1993):
On
the
cover,
a
Volga
German
woman
spoons
out
freshly
cooked
potatoes
and
dumplings.
Articles:
"German
Churches
of
the
Black
Sea
Region,"
by
Doris
M.
Dickenson;
"The
German
Lutherans
of
the
Former
USSR,"
by
Jon
E.
Chicky;
"The
Miracle
of
Yurga,"
by
Frederick
Kempe;
"
Feld-Glees':
Volga
German
Food
as
Cultural
Symbol,"
by
Timothy
J.
and
Rosalinda
Kloberdanz;
"...
And
Life
Goes
On,"
Dietrich
Rempel,
translated
by
Almena
Kniss
Bernhardt
and
Nancy
Bernhardt
Holland;
"An
Easter
Egg
Hunt
in
Church,"
by
Alexander
Dupper;
"Stahl
am
Karaman
Settlement
List:
An
Update,"
by
David
F.
Schmidt.
- Journal,
Vol.
16,
No.
2
(Summer,
1993):
Picture
of
David
J.
Miller,
Esq.
1906-1993
is
on
the
cover.
Articles:
"...
And
Life
Goes
On
Part
II,"
by
Dietrich
Rempel,
translated
by
Almena
Kniss
Bernhardt
and
Nancy
Bernhardt
Holland;
"A
Visit
to
Friedrichsfeld,"
by
Irene
Kary;
"The
Distant
Journey,"
by
Maria
Reichert;
"A
Tour
of
Volhynia,"
by
Waldemar
Giesbrecht,
translated
by
Ruth
Freehling;
"A
Tribute
to
David
J.
Miller."
- Journal,
Vol.
16,
No.
3
(Fall,
1993):
This
issue
contains
information
about
the
1993
Convention
in
Denver,
Colorado,
June
21-27,
1993.
Various
speeches,
presentations,
and
reports
are
included.
- Journal,
Vol.
16,
No.
4
(Winter,
1993):
On
the
cover:
a
class
from
the
German
School
in
Odessa,
South
Russia,
1942.
Articles:
"Before
Ukraine:
the
Germans
in
Poland,"
by
Edward
Reimer
Brandt;
"Back
to
the
Beginning
A
Visit
to
the
Volga
Colonies
in
1765,"
by
Adam
Giesinger;
"Memories,"
by
Helen
Dauenhauer
Schmitz,
translated
by
Jo
Ann
Kuhr;
"...and
Life
Goes
On,"
by
Dietrich
Rempel,
translated
by
Almena
Kniss
Bernhardt
and
Nancy
Bernhardt
Holland.
- Journal,
Vol.
17,
No.
1
(Spring,
1994):
On
the
cover:
Mrs.
Arndt,
nee
Peters,
an
Aussiedlerin
who
was
born
in
Selz,
Odessa
District,
in
1914.
Articles:
"Seventy
Years
of
Archives,"
by
Elizaveta
Yerina,
translated
by
Richard
Rye;
"From
the
Life
of
a
Russian
German
Woman,"
translated
by
Christine
Clayton;
"Young
at
Heart,"
by
Ralph
G.
Bennett;
"From
God's
Lost
Crop:
A
Black
Sea
Album,"
by
Ronald
Vossler;
"Emigration
of
Germans
from
the
Soviet
Union
in
the
Years
1987-1990-1993,"
by
Ida
Bender,
translated
by
Jo
Ann
Kuhr;
"From
Ashes
to
Ashes;
From
Dust
to
Dust,"
by
Donnette
Sonnenfeld;
"Pastor
Heinrich
Roemmich
In
Grateful
Memory
of
the
Co-Founder
and
Long-Time
President
of
Our
Landsmannschaft,"
by
Josef
Schnurr,
translated
by
John
Nickel.
- Journal,
Vol.
17,
No.
2
(Summer,
1994):
On
the
cover:
Mennonite
Prayer
House
in
Orlov
on
the
Molochna.
Articles:
"Observations
on
Danzig
Mennonites
from
1773,"
by
Anthony
R.
Epp;
"Kleinliebental
Revisited
May
1993,"
by
Doris
Dickenson;
"From
West
Prussia
to
Russia,
1789-1989:
Background
and
Significance
of
the
Mennonite
Emigration,"
by
Horst
Gerlach,
translated
by
Christine
Clayton;
"Growing
Up
Female
on
the
Kansas
Plains:
The
Depression
Years,"
by
Humanities
Scholars
and
Students
of
Fort
Hays
State
University;
"Retracing
the
Schmidtke
Trail
in
Poland,"
by
Edward
Reimer
Brandt.
- Journal,
Vol.
17,
No.
3
(Fall,
1994):
This
issue
contains
information
about
the
1994
Convention
in
Lincoln,
Nebraska,
June
19-26,
1994.
Various
speeches,
presentations,
and
reports
are
included.
- Journal,
Vol.
17,
No.
4
(Winter,
1994):
On
the
cover:
Members
of
Abram
Berg's
family
in
the
Ukraine.
Articles:
"Christmas
Eve
in
the
Fatherland,"
by
Timothy
J.
Kloberdanz;
"Impressions
from
Our
Trip
to
Russia
(Saratov
Villages)
and
Kazakhstan
(Kustanai
Area)
in
1993,"
by
William
M.
Wiest;
"The
Landau
Baptists,"
by
Adam
Giesinger;
"'The
Terrible
Ghost
of
1941':
A
Haunting
Reminder
of
the
Volga
German
Deportation,"
by
Rosalinda
and
Timothy
J.
Kloberdanz;
"Abram's
List,"
edited
and
translated
by
John
B.
Toews,
compiled
by
Abram
Berg;
"AHSGR
Library
Policies";
"New
Additions
to
AHSGR
Library,"
by
Michael
Ronn,
AHSGR
Librarian;
"Getting
Acquainted
With
Our
Neighbors:
Multi-Ethnic
Research,"
by
Edward
Reimer
Brandt;
"Beginning
Genealogy,"
by
Donnette
Sonnenfeld.
PB
- Journal,
Vol.
18,
No.
1
(Spring,
1995):
On
the
cover:
emblem
of
the
International
Festival
of
German
Culture
along
the
Volga
in
1994.
Articles:
"The
International
Festival
of
German
Culture
along
the
Volga,"
by
Jo
Ann
Kuhr;
"Sustenance,"
by
Ronald
Vossler;
"New
Research
on
the
Status
of
the
German
Language
in
the
Soviet
Union,"
by
Peter
Rosenberg,
translated
by
Christine
Clayton;
"Cultural
Maintenance
Among
the
Volga
Germans
in
Western
Kansas,"
by
Helmut
J.
Schmeller
and
Ronald
J.
Fundis;
and
"Wanderings:
The
Germans
from
Russia
Today,"
by
Carter
Wood.
PB
- Journal,
Vol.
18,
No.
2
(Summer,
1995):
On
the
cover:
Picture
of
a
typical
Volga
German
musical
group;
Ellis
County,
Kansas,
1903.
The
instruments
were
the
kind
used
for
playing
folk
songs.
Articles:
"Folklore
Forum-Oral
Folklore,
Customary
Folklore,
and
Material
Folk
Traditions:
Towards
a
Typology
of
German-Russian
Folklore,"
by
Timothy
J.
Kloberdanz;
"Ethnic
and
German
Nationalism
in
the
Former
Soviet
Union
Since
1989,"
by
Eric
J.
Schmaltz;
"From
God’s
Lost
Crop,"
by
Ronald
Vossler;
"The
Fate
of
My
Village
and
My
Family,"
by
Alvina
Dietrich,
translated
by
Jo
Ann
Kuhr;
"A
Journey
to
Our
Ancestral
Village,
Basel
on
the
Volga,"
by
Edythe
F.
Robinson.
"In
Lieb
und
Lied:
The
Stories
of
my
Great-Grandparents"
by
Irmgard
Hein
Ellingson;
and
"Preserving
Your
Family
Artifacts,"
by
George
Miller
and
John
Schleicher.
- Journal,
Vol.
18,
No.
3
(Fall
1995):
On
the
cover:
Emblem
of
AHSGR’s
Calgary
Chapter,
who
hosted
this
year’s
annual
convention.
This
issue
contains
information
about
the
1995
Convention,
July
23-30,
1995.
Various
speeches,
presentations,
and
reports
are
included.
- Journal,Vol.
18,
No.
4
(Winter
1995):
On
the
cover:
A
Mennonite
Christmas
picture
which
appeared
in
Volk
auf
dem
Weg
12,
December
1983.
Articles:
"Growing
up
in
Chicago:
Memories
from
the
son
of
Volga
Germans,"
by
John
Gorr;
"When
Everyone
I
Loved,
or
Tried
To
(A
Christmas
Eve
Visit,
1968),"
by
Ronald
Vossler;
"Our
Journey
to
Russia:
Finding
the
Three
‘Lost’
Brothers,"
by
Floyd
L.
Seher;
AHSGR
Library
Policies;
"New
Additions
to
AHSGR
Library,"
by
Shiela
Roche,
AHSGR
Librarian,
and
Michelle
Crumly,
Librarian
Assistant;
"Audio-Visual
Materials
Available
from
Headquarters,"
by
Shiela
Roche,
and
Michelle
Crumly;
"A
Short
History
of
the
Bessarabian
Germans,"
by
Elvire
Necker-Edwards;
and
"Protecting
our
Memories,"
by
Christine
Feniak.
- Journal,
Vol.
19,
No.
1
(Spring
1996):
On
the
cover:
Picture
of
a
summer
kitchen
from
The
German
Russians
by
Karl
Stumpp.
Articles:
"Conversations
with
Germans
in
Russia,"
by
Sister
Alice
Ann
Pfeifer,
CSA;
"Public
Rural
Education
and
the
Americanization
of
the
Germans
from
Russia
in
Colorado:
1900-1930
(Part
I),"
by
Randall
C.
Teeuwen;
"Tarnished
Dreams:
Russian-Germans
in
Germany,"
by
Birgit
Brauer;
"An
Interview
with
Andreas
Busik,"
conducted
by
Hans
Busik
and
translated
by
Jo
Ann
Kuhr;
"Data
from
Other
Colonies
Included
in
the
Purchase
by
AHSGR
of
1822
Material
for
the
Glückstal
Colonies,"
compiled
by
Gwen
Pritzkau,
Harold
Ehrman,
Carolyn
Wheeler,
Ed
Schulz,
and
Margaret
Freeman;
and
"Volga
Germans
and
Their
Foods,"
by
Sandra
Schierman
Stelter.
The
1995
Journal
Index
is
also
included.
- Journal,
Vol.
19,
No.
2
(Summer
1996):
On
the
cover:
German-Russian
school-children
at
Mulberrry
School
in
Russell,
Kansas,
1913.
Articles:
"Mennonites
in
Turkestan:
A
1923
Portrait,"
by
Hermann
Janzen
and
translated,
introduced,
and
annotated
by
John
B.
Toews;
"Public
Rural
Education
and
Americanization
of
the
Germans
from
Russia
in
Colorado:
1900-1930
(Part
II),"
by
Randall
C.
Teeuwen;
"The
Shattuck
Dutch,"
by
Katie
Sell
Weber;
"From
Mokra
to
the
Melting
Pot,"
by
Victoria
M.
Nied;
"Portrait
of
Britnee
Fenner
(Reifschneider);"
"The
Story
of
the
Harbin,
China,
Lutheran
Refugees,"
by
Virginia
A.
Less;
"Mennonites
in
the
Marienburg
Deltas
of
West
Prussia:
An
Investigation
into
Church-State
Relationships,"
by
Anthony
R.
Epp;
and
"Understanding
the
Russian
Influence
on
Germans
from
Poland
and
Volhynia,"
by
Jerry
Frank.
- Journal,
Vol.
19,
No.
3
(Fall
1996):
On
the
cover:
A
celebratory
photograph
provided
by
Jim
Gessele
of
Minneapolis,
Minnesota.
Convention
highlights
included.
Articles:
"Today
We
Celebrate
the
Odyssey,
Who
Will
Celebrate
the
Odyssey
Tomorrow?,"
by
Donnette
Sonnenfeld,
AHSGR
Society
President;
"Genealogical
Research:
Before
You
Come
to
the
National
Archives,"
by
Patricia
Eames;
"Update
of
the
University
of
Washington’s
Alzheimer’s
Disease
Research
Project,"
by
Ellen
Nemens;
"Distinguished
Service
Award,"
by
John
Schleicher;
"The
History
of
Finding
and
Reuniting
the
Schlegel
Family,"
by
Elena
Bazarkina;
"Development
of
Mutual
Understanding
Between
Russian/Ukrainian
Archivists
and
German-American
Family
Historians:
A
View
from
Moscow,"
by
Vladislav
Soshnikov;
"Youth
Take
on
Minneapolis!,"
by
Corey
Harbour
and
Dale
Scheet,
Youth
Coordinators;
"Looking
for
My
Volhynian
Home,"
by
Irmgard
Hein
Ellingson;
and
"The
Odyssey
of
Escapes
from
Russia,"
by
Dr.
Wilmer
Harms.
Also
included
are
the
AHSGR
Annual
Reports
and
the
Listing
of
Donations.
- Journal,
Vol.
19,
No.
4
(Winter
1996):
On
the
cover:
A
photograph
of
a
group
of
Germans
leaving
church
in
Zelinograd,
Kazakhstan,
which
appeared
in
Volk
auf
dem
12,
December
1985.
Articles:
"Conversations
with
Germans
in
Russia,"
by
Sister
Alice
Ann
Pfeifer,
CSA,
with
Sister
Mary
Elise
Leiker,
CSA;
"Letters
from
a
Cousin
She’s
Never
Met,"
by
Adele
Shaver;
"Immigrants’
Child,"
by
William
Seibel;
"Brotfresser,
in
Search
of
the
Elusive
Hollwek,"
by
Ron
Vossler;
"Researchers’
Gold
Mine,"
by
Brent
Alan
Mai;
"The
Empty
Places
We
Lived
in
the
Middle
Of,"
by
Elmer
Suderman;
"The
Resettlement
of
Kassel
Colonist
Heinrich
Ehly,"
translated
by
Allyn
Brosz;
and
"Deciphering
Gothic
Records,"
by
Fay
Dearden.
- Journal,
Vol.
20,
No.
1
(Spring
1997):
On
the
cover:
The
photograph
shows
the
last
class
to
graduate
from
the
Teachers
College
in
Seelman,
Russia
(from
Volk
auf
dem
Weg,
November
1994).
Articles:
"Conversations
with
Germans
in
Russia,"
by
Sister
Alice
Ann
Pfeifer,
CSA,
with
Sister
Mary
Elise
Leiker,
CSA;
"Memories
of
Seelman,"
by
Valentina
Liebert,
translated
by
JoAnn
Kuhr;
"From
God’s
Lost
Crop:
A
Black
Sea
German
Album,"
by
Ronald
Vossler;
1996
Journal
Index,
by
Brent
Mai;
"AHSGR
Library
Policies
and
New
Additions
to
the
AHSGR
Library,"
by
Maria
Ford.
- Journal,
Vol.
20,
No.
2
(Summer
1997):
On
the
cover:
Wooden
Church
in
Josefstal,
a
drawing
created
by
Alexander-Josef
Dreser.
Articles:
"1837:A
Year
in
the
Life
of
David
Epp,"
by
David
Epp,
translated
by
John
B.
Toews;
"Conversations
with
Germans
in
Russia,"
by
Sister
Alice
Ann
Pfeifer,
CSA,
with
Sister
Mary
Elise
Leiker,
CSA;
"From
the
History
of
Josefstal,"
by
Dr.
Igor
Pleve,
translated
by
Richard
Rye;
"Registry
of
Mennonite
Materials
from
the
St.
Petersburg
Archives,"
by
Dr.
Lawrence
Klippenstein.
- Journal,
Vol.
20,
No.
3
(Fall
1997):
On
the
cover:
Three
pictures,
including
Arthur
Flegel’s
Grandparents,
Frieda
Gress
and
her
children,
and
Cleo
Flegel
and
her
great-grandchildren.
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