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PhotosIn this segment of our web site a photo collection about Neu Samara should come into being. Besides, we are also depended on the help of the visitors. Therefore, we ask all which still have at home interesting photos, to give them us. Every donator will be thankfully mentioned. At the moment we have only the pictures of Elvira Nachtigall, a former teacher in Dolinsk, Alexander Wittenberg, Johann Funk, Dr. Katharina Neufeld, Neil Nickel, Valentina Nickel, Vanessa Black, Waldemar and Nadine Sukkau, Alexej Reimer, Johann Walde, Peter Bergmann, Kathie Giesbrecht and Ira Fertsch, Olga Heide we would like to thank them. In addition photos from the book "Neu Samara am Tock" and remained, not published images, were contributed by Johann Funk. With the photos after 1991/1992 should be considered that most ethnic German inhabitants have emigrated since then to Germany. The today's state of the buildings is not necessarily the same as before the emigration. Also some new buildings have been build. | |
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Pleschanowo
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Pleschanowo
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Dolinsk
Extended family Quiring, in the middle there sits the grandfather Quiring. On the right his daughter Sara with her husband Peter Kröcker as well as their children. On the left two further daughters with their husbands, probably Penner and Warkentin. Peter Kröcker, the son of Peter and Sara Kröcker, born in 1883 lived later in Dolinsk and went in 1924 to Bogomasowo. Further information needed.
1895 |
Lugowsk
1900 |
Martin Heide (1877-1947) from Lugowsk
1900 |
Lugowsk
Worship house
1901 |
Lugowsk
Worship house
1901 |
Lugowsk
Choir (sanger from Lugowsk and Dawlekanowo, conductor Cornelius Neufeld) and preacher Eldest David DĂĽrcksen from Crimea and Eldest David Schellenberg from RĂĽckenau (in front right) at the opening ceremony of worhship house in Lugowsk in 1901.
1901 |
Klinok
Siblings Margarethe and Johann Walde
1901 |
Lugowsk
Klaas und Maria Töws (nee Giesbrecht) with four children: Maria (27.12.1890 - 18.09.1984)
Heinrich (18.12.1893)
Johann (25.10.1898 - 07.11.1936)
Nikolaj (12.09.1900 - 1936)
1904 |
Degree of the Köppental teacher school to Heinrich Nickel (Ischalka, Dolinsk).
1904 |
Podolsk
Andreas Janzen (1890) with Susanna nee Walde (1866.17.01 – 1922). Children: Anna 1892.23.02, Heinrich 1894 – 1917, Maria 1896.07.05, Isaack 1898.01.06, Jakob 1900 – 1917, Lena 1902.18.02.
1905 |
Bogomasowo
House of family Abraham Funk
1905 |
Bogomasowo
Family Funk from Bogomasowo: from left to the right Aganeta (later HĂĽbert), Cornelia, nee Penner, Johann, Johann Voth (stepfather), Martin, Abram approx. 1906.
1906 |
Dolinsk
Family Heinrich Unrau from left Agata geb.Petker(27.05.1887-23.10.1954) with daughter Agnes (see also Dolinsk Agnes and Bernhard Görzen) mother Unrau, son Kornelius,Heinrich Unrau senior, Heinrich Unrau junior. Approx.1906
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1906 |
Sorotschinsk
Teacher Heinrich Nickel (Dolinsk) with his pupils in Sorotschinsk in 1907.
1907 |
Donskoj
Funeral of Peter Klassen (1853-1908), on the very left is his son Hermann Klassen, 4th from the right is his widow Susanne (nee Rempel)
1908 |
Pleschanowo
Tessmann with family approx. in 1910.
1910 |
Forstei
Mennonites in substitute service in the forestry camp Chernolessk (black wood). They done heavy wood work without any machine with full body effort.
1911 |
Forstei
Mennonites in substitute service in the forestry camp Chernolessk (black wood). They done heavy wood work without any machine with full body effort.
1911 |
Forstei
Mennonites in substitute service in the forestry camp Chernolessk (black wood). Roll call on Sunday or holday.
1911 |
Forstei
Mennonites in substitute service in the forestry camp Chernolessk (black wood). Roll call for work distribution in the field.
1911 |
Forstei
Mennonites in substitute service in the forestry camp Chernolessk (black wood). Not only wood work, but also the farm- and threshwork during the harvest time, known from home , was done by them. Mashine drown by four horses, to thresh the crop.
1911 |
Forstei
Mennonites in substitute service in the forestry camp Chernolessk (black wood). Not only wood work, but also the farm- and threshwork during the harvest time, known from home , was done by them. They clean the crop after threshing. The threshed out straw was piled to big heaps and the grain came in the storage.
1911 |
Title page of the textbook "Biblical Stories"
1911 |
Kaltan
1912 |
Forstei
1912 |
Kaltan
Johann Reimer (1859 - 1921) with his fourth wife Helena (nee Eck) (1875 - 1951) and five joint children: <
Maria (1898 - 1936)
Helena (1896 - 1913)
Abram (1894 - 1938)
Heinrich (1904 - 1953)
Gerhard (1908 - 1963)
1912 |
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