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Gnadenfeld is a
Mennonite placename. It may
refer to:
Gnadenfeld, Kabardino-Balkarian Republic [ru] The
former name of Obolonsky, Russia [ru] The former...
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Alexanderwohl group split into
eight communal villages. The
village of
Gnadenfeld (translation:
Grace Field) was
located where Goessel now stands. The village...
- into districts.
Molotschna was
divided into two districts:
Halbstadt and
Gnadenfeld. A
district superintendent headed a
regional bureau that
could administer...
- Sofijiwka/Софіївка – Ukraine)
Rosenfeld (today Konopljane/Конопляне – Ukraine)
Gnadenfeld (today Nejkowe/Нейкове – Ukraine)
Kleinbergdorf (today Crasnoe, Russian...
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Region of Manitoba. It
connects Altona with
Letellier and
Emerson via
Gnadenfeld, Neubergthal, and Sommerfeld. PR 421
begins in the Muni****lity of Rhineland...
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spoken in Waldheim,
Gnadenfeld and Alexanderwohl.
Waldheim on
Molotschna was
founded by
Mennonites from the
Ostrog area.
Gnadenfeld,
Waldheim and Alexanderwohl...
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Durham -
originally named Durham Park
Florence Goessel -
originally named Gnadenfeld Hillsboro -
originally named Hill City
Lehigh Lincolnville Lost Springs...
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Walter Schulz (18
November 1912, in
Gnadenfeld/Oberschlesien – 12 June 2000, in Tübingen) was a
German philosopher.
Schulz studied classical philology...
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their German name:
Blumenort - Podsnežnoje,
Friedensfeld -Lugovoje,
Gnadenfeld - Mirnoje,
Nikolaipol - Nikolskoje,
Rosenhof - Dvorskoje, Schönau -Jasnoje...
- variety[citation needed]
spoken by
Groningen Old
Flemish Mennonites in Waldheim,
Gnadenfeld [uk], and Alexanderwohl,
which traced its
origin from Przechovka. From...
