Mennonite Heritage Cruise - A Reading List for 2008
A: Five Books which are recommended as you prepare for the cruise:
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None But Saints: the
Transformation of Mennonite Life in Russia 1789-1889 - James Urry - recently
re-published with new material - very strongly recommended
A Mennonite Family in
Tsarist Russia and the Soviet Union: 1789-1923 - Rempel & Rempel
Building On The Past: Mennonite Architecture, Landscape and Settlements in Russia/Ukraine - Rudy P.Friesen
Mennonite Historical Atlas (2nd edition) - Huebert & Schroeder
A Family Torn Apart - Justina D. Neufeld
B: Two very good books now out of print but available in Mennonite Historical Libraries & Colleges:
My Harp Is Turned To Mourning - Al Reimer
Czars, Soviets and Mennonites - John B. Toews
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C. Additional books which you will find helpful:
Hard Passage: A
Mennonite Family's Long Journey from Russia to Canada: Arthur Kroeger
The Silence Echoes:
Memoirs of Trauma and Tears - Sarah Dyck
Mennonite Estates in Imperial Russia: Helmut T. Huebert
Mennonites in the Cities
of Imperial Russia, vol. 1: Helmut
T. Huebert
The Russländer - Sandra Birdsell
Sweeter Than All The World - Rudy Wiebe
Journey into Freedom - Edith Friesen
Recommended Suppliers:
Canada McNally Robinson,
Winnipeg
tory@grant.mcnallyrobinson.ca
Tory McNally
1120 Grant Avenue
Winnipeg Manitoba R3M 2A6
Toll Free 1-800-561-1833
USA MennoLink Books and Music
Laura.Harder@MennoLink.org
Laura Harder, MennoLink
P. O. Box 525
Mountain Lake, MN 56159-0525
Toll Free 1-888-336-9599