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- The Bergthal Colony is a former Russian Mennonite settlement in what is now Ukraine. The colony consisted of five villages - Schoenfeld, Heuboden, Bergthal...
- mixture of both dialects. For instance, those who trace their origin to the Bergthal Colony in New Russia—a daughter colony of the Old Colony—show all the phonetic...
- congregations; Heinrich Wiebe, Jacob Peters and Cornelius Buhr from the Bergthal Colony; William Ewert from West Prussia; Cornelius Toews and David Kl****en...
- Manitoba Schanzenfeld, Manitoba Winnipeg, Manitoba Chortitz Heritage Church Bergthal Colony Mennonite Encyclopedia (Vol. 5), Cornelius J. Dyck, Dennis D. Martin...
- Bolivia by 1986, of whom nearly 15,000 were Old Colony Mennonites and 2,500 Bergthal or Sommerfeld Mennonites. In 1995, there were a total of 25 Mennonite colonies...
- plural nouns would only have the object case anymore. Furstenthal and Bergthal villages in West Reserve included the following: Bergfeld Blumenfeld Blumengart...
- Ch Schneidemühl Piła Town 7050 0496 5679 782 Sch (S) Sch Sch Sch Sch Bergthal Village 293 167 126 Sch (L) Sch Sch Fri Fri Brodden Brody Village 593 533...
- Volendam East 1947 USSR/Canada 690 710 Asuncion East 1947 Diverse 750 1,550 Bergthal East 1948 Canada 1,490 3,823 Sommerfeld East 1948 Canada 1,860 4,963 Reinfeld...
- Plautdietsch-speaking Mennonites immigrants, from Imperial Russia, specifically the Bergthal Colony. Grunthal was one of dozens of village of what was known as the...
- settlement in the Chaco was founded by conservative Chortitza, Sommerfeld and Bergthal Mennonites from Canada in the 1920s. The Mennonite refugees from the Soviet...