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Klassen, Heinrich. Mission as Bearing Witness-Immigrant Witness in Germany
Klassen, Heinrich. Mission as Bearing Witness-Immigrant Witness in Germany ...ant Witness in Germany.pdf|Mission as Bearing Witness-Immigrant Witness in Germany]]

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Quiring, Walter. The Colonization of the German Mennonites From Russia in the Paraguayan Chaco
[[Category:Paraguay Sources]] [[Category:Russia Sources]]

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Mennonites are Strongest in Siberia
...he village of Putchkovo. The informed report that relatives and friends in Germany supplied the required funds. “Patriarch” for most of these congregation ...on of Orenburg/Urals supported by emigrated Church Mennonites in Bielefeld/Germany. Yet it would now be difficult to describe these congregations as German or

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Fernheim Colony
...eave Russia, but only 6,000 were able to flee, gaining temporary asylum in Germany on November 22, 1929. The group originally hoped to go to Canada, but the ...s in Paraguay, V. 1., Kingdom of God and Kingdom of This World. (Weierhof, Germany: Mennonitischer Buchversand, 2004), 320.</ref>

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Strasbourg Discipline (South German Anabaptist, 1568)
...ar 1800 at Mengeringbausen, about an hour from Hueningbausen in Waldeck in Germany and died in the year 1868 on the 5th of June in Johnson County, Iowa. Fried [[Category:Germany Sources]]

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Alexander Neufeld
A: I'm Alexander, now living in East Germany in the city of Dresden. ...that time. It was mid-67, 1967. They were already applying to immigrate to Germany. And if I would go to the military, then all this would automatically mean

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David Pätkau
...the ration was increased to 600 grams). After the outbreak of the war with Germany, he was transferred to the eastern part of USSR. In February 1942 during a [[Category:Russia Sources]]

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Annotated Bibliography on Mennonite Colonies in Paraguay
===General Sources=== ...during the Russian Revolution via Germany, they were predisposed to favor Germany over Russia during WWII. Moreover, since the Fernheim Colony was still in

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Wismar Articles (Dutch Anabaptist, 1554)
...of a conference of Mennonite elders held in 1554 at Wismar in Mecklenburg, Germany. Present were (according to Vos) Menno Simons, who was then living in Wisma [[Category:Netherlands Sources]]

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Mission without conquest/Misión sin conquista
...entine publisher Ediciones Kairós. A German translation will be printed in Germany, the home of Mueller-Eckhardt and Paul. The Spanish version may be purchase [[Category:Argentina Sources]]

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John Schrag
...eld) Mennonite Church. In 1917 when the United States went to war against Germany, Schrag refused to buy bonds to help pay for the war. Many Mennonites reas Sources: James C. Juhnke, “John Schrag Espionage Case,” Mennonite Life (July 1

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Concept of Cologne (Anabaptists, 1591)
A highly significant Mennonite merger in this regard took place in Cologne, Germany in 1591. Indications suggest it was a positive step for all concerned. Two ...the agreements, Leenaerdt Clock (see also Amsterdam), a Mennonite of South Germany who later moved to Haarlem, took a leading part, probably writing most of i

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Martyrdom in the Broader Church
| ''Colloque Sources de l'histoire religieuse de la Belgique. Sources de l'histoire religieuse de la Belgique: Moyen âge et temps modernes. Bron ====Germany====

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Beachy Amish Mennonite Fellowships (Ireland)
...worldwide.He established churches in different parts of the world such as Germany and Switzerland, but according to his faith he decided to bring the Mennoni ...ordrecht Confession of Faith written in '''1632''' by Mennonite leaders in Germany. This is a guide of all the elements of the confession regarding belief and

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Julius Kubassek
...ern front 125,000 Russians fell to the Central Powers (Austria-Hungary and Germany) in the battle of the Tannenberg while daily battles raged throughout Galic ...at Britain with its Commonwealth nations (Canada included) declared war on Germany. That very day a German U-boat sank a Canadian ship, the Athenia, bound for

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Eberhard Arnold
=Christ’s Ambassador in Hitler’s Germany= ...13:9) Eberhard Arnold, who risked death by proclaiming the gospel in Nazi Germany, was such a witness.

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Beachy Amish Mennonite Fellowships, Belize
.... Print.</ref>." AMA was founded in 1955 and did extensive work in Berlin, Germany making a refugee service center. Also has a purpose to stimulate the inter ==Sources==

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Andreas Wurtz
When a smuggled Bible from Germany and a book called “True Christianity” found their way into his hands in [[Category:Austria Sources]]

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Mennonite Brethren Church Confession of Faith (1975)
...2. It was reprinted in Hillsboro, Kansas, in 1916 and 1927, and at Gronau, Germany, in 1947. An English translation was published in 1940 and reprinted in 195 [[Category:United States Sources]]

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Ecumenical Dialogue
...washing tub as a symbol of reconciliation and mutual service in Stuttgart, Germany.[http://ecclesialtheology.blogspot.com/2010/08/confession-and-forgiveness-e ...the Eleventh Assembly of the Lutheran World Federation (LWF) in Stuttgart, Germany, Lutherans formally asked for forgiveness for the 16th-century persecution

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