MENNONITE LIFE JUNE 1984 In this Issue

Scholars continue to provide new insights into the Mennonite migration to North America in the 1870s. The article by Dennis D. Engbrecht focuses on the decision to settle in Nebraska. Dennis is a Professor of General Education at Vennard College at University Park, Iowa, and also an ordained minister in the Missionary Church. He is completing his dissertation on “The Americanization of a Rural Immigrant Church: The General Conference Mennonites in Central Kansas, 1874-1939” at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, and he has extensively used the resources of the Mennonite Library and Archives. Using aerial photographs recently discovered in the National Archives, Washington, D.C., Robert S. Kreider examines the Chor- titza area of Russia during World War II and describes the destruc­ tion of the Dnieper Dam. This story is one of the last chapters in the one and a half centuries of Chortitza history. Robert has recently retired as editor of Mennonite Life and director of the Mennonite Library and Archives. Although he will serve as a consultant on future issues, the September issue, which will focus on the Mennonite World Conference, will be his final work as editor, completing ten years in this role. Mennonite libraries and research centers have again collaborated to produce the Radical Reformation and Mennonite Bibliography for 1983. This year the entries have not been divided into categories in order to eliminate confusion and simplify preparation of the biblio­ graphy. The source of each entry is again identified. The thirteen page bibliography is the largest ever in Mennonite Life and sub­ stantiates both the growing interest in Mennonite studies and the expanding efforts of Mennonite libraries to document the Mennonite story. MENNONITE

June, 1984 Vol. 39 No. 2 LIFE

Editor The Settlement of Russian Mennonites in Robert Kreider York and Hamilton Counties, Nebraska 4 Associate Editor Dennis D. Engbrecht David A. Haury

Editorial Assistants Rachel Waltner Stephanie Hiebert World War II Comes to the Chortitza 11 Robert S. Kreider Front Cover The Dnieper Dam with views of Zaporozhe and Einlage.

Back Cover Aerial view of Henderson, Nebraska, 1947. Book Review 18 James C. Juhnke, review of Lois Barrett, The Vision and the Reality: The Story of Home Missions in the Photo Credits General Conference Mennonite Church Mennonite Library and Archives, pp. 6-7 and back cover; National Archives, pp. Il­ ls and front cover.

Radical Reformation and Mennonite Bibliography, 1983 19 MENNONITE LIFE is an illustrated quar­ terly magazine published in March, June, September, and December by Bethel Col­ Stephanie Hiebert and David A. Haury lege, North Newton, Kansas. Second Class postage paid at Newton, Kansas, 67114

SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One year, 58.00; Two years, $14.00 (U.S. Funds). The Settlement of Russian Mennonites in York and Hamilton Counties, Nebraska

by Dennis D. Engbrecht

Scouting the Promised Land In the early 1870’s about one- third of the Mennonites in Russia immigrated to North America and settled on the Great Plains. This mass exodus from Russia was pre­ ROUTE FOLLOWED BY MENNONITE DELEGATION ceded by a committee of twelve Men- THROUGH NEBRASKA IN 1873. nonite leaders who in the summer of 1873 scouted the railroad lands \ of Minnesota, Canada, the Dakota D A K O'^T'4 T E R I T 0 R Y / Territory, and Nebraska. Of the 18,000 Mennonites who left Russia between 1874 and 1883, 10,000 set­ tled in the United States with one- half choosing Kansas. The remain­ ing 5,000 settled, in order of popu­ lation density, in South Dakota, Minnesota, and Nebraska.1 The competing frontier railroads V--. I 0 W A of the Great Plains had much to do NEBRASKA \_ with the eventual selection of settle­ -'1 ment sites. In 1873 these railroad , E companies courted the Mennonite \ delegation of twelve in hopes of Col umb winning their favor. The Burlington =- and Missouri River Railroad lands Omaha '•Council in Nebraska were the last to be in­ j B lu ffs spected by the Russian delegation. Plattsmouth*!"*"rrr' The Nebraska tour began in Omaha, ^ ' went as far west as Kearny, as far Kearny ^ .Henderson south as Red Cloud, and back east vv through Sutton (where a German V H astingr-Ä^ Fairmont Crete Reformed group from Russia had . I settled in 1873) to Plattsmouth. lie X (Fig. 1). The travel-weary delega­ ,RePub} i c \ . tion noted the dry condition of tree­ " a^ ^***Red Cloud less railroad lands in Nebraska dur­ ing the month of July and expressed KANSAS concern about the necessity of deep wells.2 tra v el by railroad Tired, homesick, and anxious to report their findings to friends and travel by wagon family in Russia, the delegation limited their stay in Nebraska to five days, the briefest of their land inspections. Ultimately none of the twelve delegates settled in Nebraska.

4 MENNONITE LIFE The lack of timber and water table the first contacts between the rail­ vered in the contest between the depth were the main drawbacks. roads and the immigrants. Thus, it B&MRR and the Santa Fe. Approxi­ This meant that the Burlington and was important that the railroads’ mately 102 families numbering 557 Missouri River Railroad had to in­ advertising attract Mennonite atten­ persons departed for Kansas while voke convincing advertising and ag­ tion. Circulars were printed in Ger­ others chose Minnesota, Manitoba, gressive salesmanship to attract man and sent back with the delega­ and the Dakota Territory, leaving Mennonite settlement in Nebraska.3 tion to Mennonite villages in Russia. 35 families numbering 207 persons The bidding war between railroad to settle in Nebraska.8 The Role of the B&MRR Company agents became more intense upon These Mennonites would have fol­ in Bringing Mennonites to the arrival of immigrants in the lowed their brethren to previously Nebraska United States. As soon as they had settled land in other states had it If there was one man most re­ disembarked in New York they were not been for Touzalin’s enticing of­ sponsible for bringing the Menno­ greeted by competing agents. Those fers. On October 5, 1874, the re­ nites to Nebraska, it was A. E. who eventually settled near Hender­ maining Mennonite families signed Touzalin. Touzalin was the agent for son came from the village of Alex­ a memorandum of agreement with the B&MRR Company in charge of anderwohl located in the Molotschna Touzalin. Its contents included gen­ settling the most desirable immi­ colony. Their leader, Jacob Buller, erous promises: grants on railroad lands. The B& a member of the committee of 1. An immigrant house built on MRR had been given large chunks twelve, chose to settle in Kansas. In the eventual site of the Menno­ of land by the government with the the late summer of 1874, the Alex­ nite settlement at the expense understanding that it be sold to anderwohl congregation decided to of the company. those settling near the expanding emigrate, leaving only seven fami­ 2. 40% off for all lands bought railroad. In the eastern half of the lies from the entire village in Rus­ with cash and 30% off on land state cheap railroad lands were initi­ sia.5 On August 27, 1874, they ar­ purchased on a ten year credit ally bypassed for free homesteads. rived in New York, and a week system at 6% interest per an­ num. Thus, the railroad was extremely later 1,000 Mennonites arrived in interested in immigrants, especially Lincoln. Attempting to provide lodg­ 3. A well drilled for each pur­ chaser at the expense of the groups like the Mennonites who de­ ing for such a large congregation company. sired large parcels of land for closed was an overwhelming task, and 4. A free guide to locate suitable settlements. Since homesteaders agent Touzalin worked diligently to lands in Nebraska. claimed the best land first, the re­ accommodate them. An immigrant maining government land was either house had been built in Lincoln by 5. Loans to poor families. poor in quality or too small to host the B&MRR Company, but it was 6. Reduced freight charges (50%) for the shipping of livestock an entire settlement. too small to accommodate the entire and farm implements. While serving as an agent for the group. Another large structure was 7. Free shipping of up to 45,000 Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe quickly constructed at the fair­ feet of lumber. Railroad Company, Touzalin recog­ grounds, and with the use of addi­ nized Mennonites as excellent candi­ tional buildings, all the Mennonites 8. Free railroad passes for two leaders of the Mennonites for dates to settle railroad lands. Short­ were soon housed.6 the purpose of meeting later ly thereafter, he switched to the After a brief tour of B&MRR immigrating Mennonites. B&MRR and continued to recruit lands in Franklin and Webster 9. Free transportation from Lin­ Mennonites. In a letter to C. E. Counties, Nebraska, and Santa Fe coln to their final location of Perkins, the company’s vice-presi­ lands in Marion County, Kansas, the settlement. dent, Touzalin expressed a desire to group met together to decide on a As a guarantee that the company secure Mennonites as settlers on settlement location. Representing would carry out these nine promises, B&MRR lands: the Santa Fe railroad was agent the B&MRR placed $5,000 with a They are a people possessing in a C. B. Schmidt, appointed by the trusted Mennonite living in Mt. high degree the characteristics of company to succeed Touzalin. Touza­ Pleasant, Iowa.9 industry, frugality, and temper­ lin found himself in a difficult posi­ Initially this agreement applied ance, and rank among the best tion. As a Santa Fe agent, he had only to the 1874 Mennonites. Touza­ farmers in the world. No better succeeded in securing a group of people in the world could be found lin reasoned that once the B&MRR for utilizing every acre of land in Mennonites to settle on government secured settlers on its lands, other the various districts where they land. Now he was competing against Mennonites would automatically fol­ may settle, and wherever they his former employer and against low without the original concessions. may go, a dense population, pro­ the man who had replaced him. ducing a large export surplus will However, in February, 1875, a re­ be the results of their location.4 Realizing that Schmidt was well port by the Mennonite Board of liked by Mennonites who were more Guardians revealed that Nebraska Realizing that the other railroad inclined to settle in Kansas because ranked a distant fourth in the host­ companies were just as hopeful for of brethren already there, Touzalin ing of Russian Mennonite settlers. Mennonite settlement, Touzalin in­ offered generous concessions to the Kansas led the way with 600 fami­ itiated a vigorous recruiting effort group. Each of these offers was met lies, followed by Manitoba with 230 and a bidding war resulted. by a counter offer from Schmidt.7 families, the Dakota Territory with Advertisements often constituted Ultimately Touzalin was outmaneu- 200 families on its lands in 1874.10

JUNE, 1984 5 With these statistics in mind, the B&MRR agreed to extend the same terms of 1874 to those Mennonites arriving in the Henderson area in 1875.11 A letter in 1876 from Elder Isaac Peters of the Henderson group to another Mennonite leader men­ tions that these terms of 1874 were guaranteed for Mennonites arriving in Nebraska in 1876 as well.12 Al­ though the Henderson Mennonites had to remind the railroad of its original promises, the company lived up to its end of the agreement by fulfilling all nine points. The B&MRR was not limited to attractive advertising in its effort to recruit Mennonite settlers. The railroad company realized the Men­ nonite objection to Russian con­ scription laws and subsequently placed pressure on the state legisla­ ture to change the Nebraska law to exempt all conscientious objectors from military service. This was suc­ cessfully accomplished in 1877 since the railroad exerted strong influence over state government at the time.13

Selection of Nebraska Ultimately two Mennonite settle­ ments were established in Nebraska. The first group came in the summer of 1874 and settled on railroad lands in Jefferson and Gage Counties near Memorial marker for Henderson Mennonite Pioneers on site of Immigrant Beatrice.14 Cornelius Jansen and his House. son, Peter, were primarily responsi­ ble for guiding this group to Ne­ braska with the aid of the B&MRR. eventually founded at the center of decided to buy B&MRR land in York Cornelius Jansen had been an early the settlement. Originally Touzalin and Hamilton Counties.17 promoter of emigration and was ex­ had tried to interest these immi­ The Mennonites who settled in pelled by the Czar for his active grants from Alexanderwohl to settle Nebraska did so for three basic promotion of settlement in America. railroad lands in Franklin and Web­ reasons. First of all, they were im­ He brought his family to the United ster Counties but failure to dig a pressed by Touzalin’s effort to re­ States in 1873 and temporarily set­ well deep enough discouraged his cruit them. He rapidly discovered tled in Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, enrolling effort.16 On their way back to Lin­ that the Mennonites were after two his children in public schools to coln the group came across a Ger­ things—cheap agricultural land and learn English at an accelerated man from Russia who had settled religious liberty. The railroad did rate.15 Peter Jansen frequently trav­ in Sutton, Nebraska. The man was its best to provide both for the eled to meet Russian Mennonites a grain dealer who had much to gain Mennonites. landing in New York in 1874. Even­ from the settlement of successful Secondly, the Mennonites were in­ tually Peter led a group to the wheat farmers nearby. Because of fluenced in their choice of Nebraska Beatrice area where the Jansen his German Russian background the by two of their persuasive brethren, family joined them and purchased Mennonites decided to visit Sutton Peter Jansen and Isaac Peters. Jan­ railroad land. and examine railroad lands north sen, in his early twenties at the The other Nebraska settlement of of the prairie village. Encouraged time, had an excellent command of Mennonites was located in York and by their visit to a Nebraska town the English language and served as Hamilton Counties approximately where fellow Germans from Russia translator-guide for the B&MRR. twelve miles north and three miles of the Reformed Church had set­ This he did without pay. Circulars east of Sutton. These were later re­ tled the previous year, the remain­ with Cornelius Jansen’s endorse­ ferred to as Henderson Mennonites ing 35 families who had not followed ment of Nebraska were sent to because the town of Henderson was their brethren to Kansas or Dakota South Russia.18 Young Jansen was

6 MENNONITE LIFE given a free pass by the railroad and were quite accustomed to. Of course water level and, even though the constantly traveled between Nebras­ this was not the view of those who railroad drilled free wells for all ka and New York during those first settled in Nebraska and Kansas. purchasers of railroad lands, this years of the immigration. Isaac In spite of Touzalin’s efforts with drawback stuck in the minds of Peters was an influential elder of the support of Jansen and Peters, Mennonites who settled elsewhere. the early Henderson settlement who and even though Nebraska offered a A single incident of a Mennonite actively recruited many Mennonites compromise zone to the immigrat­ settler in Hamilton County who was still in Russia. Like Jansen, Peters ing Mennonites, relatively few set­ flooded out the first spring because was quoted in B&MRR circulars tled in Nebraska compared to Kan­ of a poor choice of a building site posted in strategic areas of the East sas, Manitoba and the Dakota Ter­ became an effective recruiting arse­ where Mennonites arrived from ritory. The downfall of the B&MRR nal for settlers and land agents in Russia. was twofold: It was partially a mat­ Kansas.22 A third factor in the choice of ter of not securing the earliest Men­ Nebraska was its geographic loca­ nonites and partially a result of be­ Settlement in Nebraska tion. Nebraska was something of a ing outmaneuvered in its recruiting The year 1873 was miserable for compromise zone; neither too far efforts. Elder Peters detected this many Nebraska farmers, particular­ north nor south. In a letter to Leon­ in 1875 when he wrote to Suderman ly those in Hamilton and York Coun­ hard Suderman, one of the members in Russia: ties. The Great Easter Storm struck of the committee of twelve who was that year, destroying much of the Humanity is often compared to still in Russia in 1875, Isaac Peters sheep and in the migration there livestock and delaying the planting carefully pointed out the possibility is a great similarity. . . . which of grain. This was followed by a of drought in Kansas and extreme ever way the first are taken into summer-long drought and prairie cold in Minnesota: “But on the a certain direction, then a large fires. Late in the summer grass­ other hand, good quality and laying part follows until another direc- ion has been formed.29 hoppers invaded the state and on of the land is in Nebraska and some farms destroyed nearly all therefore is the best state among It was not a matter of Touzalin vegetation. • As if this was not them.”19 waiting too long to recruit Menno­ enough, the Panic of 1873 added In Russia the Mennonite colonies nites . He had recruited them early, the finishing touches to a destruc­ were located between the 46th and but as an agent for the Santa Fe tive year for Nebraskan farmers.23 the 48th parallels. If they had set­ railroad. His own convincing re­ The Mennonites arrived in the wake tled on the Great Plains between cruiting for the Santa Fe had un­ of these discouraging times and these same two parallels, they would dermined the B&MRR. In the same many a disillusioned pioneer took have been restricted to North Da­ letter Peters added: “It is the oil- advantage of their arrival to sell kota and northern Minnesota. Thus tongued agent who exalts one state them what livestock and equipment Peters' reference to the “extreme above the other for his own per­ was left. cold” of wintry Minnesota and Da­ sonal benefit.”21 Competing agents The Mennonites benefited sig­ kota were conditions the Mennonites took careful note of Nebraska’s deep nificantly from the 1873 disaster.

Peter Jansen Rev, Isaac Peters

JUNE, 1984 7 They purchased livestock and imple­ Most of the Mennonites in the the Henderson group. One of the ments at reasonable prices from the first group of settlers purchased provisions in their agreement with desperate homesteaders. Crop fail­ their new farms under the Ten Year the B&MRR was that special loans ure was nothing new to the Russian Plan provided by the B&MRR Com­ could be secured by the poorer breth­ farmers. In fact, it was expected by pany. Only about one-third of the ren to be paid back at low interest Mennonite colonists in Russia that 1874-75 settlers paid cash in full for rates. Another of the nine agree­ three out of every ten plantings the railroad lands. In 1877 only one- ments allowed them to stretch out would not be harvested because of fifth of the Mennonites paid cash, the payments for a loan over a crop failure.24 Grasshoppers were while in 1878 and 1879 only one ten-year period in order to relieve not frightening to the Mennonites Mennonite settler paid cash while the some of the initial financial burden either. Compared to the Russian rest chose to buy the railroad lands incurred by the purchase of live­ locust, which was reportedly four on one of the long-term payment stock and farm implements. times the size of a grasshopper, the schedules devised by the company.28 The average farm size amongst Mennonites were pleased to be doing This would seem to indicate a con­ the Mennonites settling in Hamil­ business with such a mild pest.25 siderable number of landless or at ton and York Counties in 1874 was The Mennonites probably could least individuals of modest landhold­ 175 acres. This compared exactly to have bought out a number of home­ ings emigrating from Alexander­ the original 65 dessiatine (175 steaders for much less than they wohl. Newspaper reports of those acres) their ancestors had originally paid for B&MRR lands. However, staying at the fairgrounds in Lin­ received from the Russian govern­ they were quick to remember the coln gave the impression that the ment. These landholdings dwindled result of their last experience on Mennonites were a wealthy group of in size when parcelled out through lands given by a government: con­ people possessing large sums of inheritance. scription. Reasoning that settlement money with which they intended When they first arrived in the on homestead land would result once to purchase railroad land. This does United States, the Mennonites had again in forced military service, not appear to be the case amongst every intention of retaining the they decided instead to buy railroad lands. It was not until four years later that a Nebraska Mennonite ventured to locate on a relinquish­ ed homestead. He was considered by peers as a fool settling on “Soldaten Land” (soldiers' land).26 Gradually MENNONITE SETTLEMENT OF HAMILTON COUNTY, NEBRASKA, later settlers purchased homestead 187J>. land or settled it themselves, but by 1880 few had actually bought any Township 10 land other than that sold by the Johann Heinrichs railroad. (Fig. 3). The fact was ■ \ i that by 1874 most homestead land Abraham Heinrichs in York and Hamilton Counties had been claimed, and available land was TO | Frantz Spenst owned by the B&MRR Company. d> +-> (j 1 Benj amer^Ratzlaff Even if it was more costly than to ’V the homestead land, railroad land CD CM K * Johann lleinrichs & t was still reasonably priced. Prices o ranged from $3.50 to $4.90 an {©"^braham Heinrich acre for land purchased by the Frantz Spenst 1874 Mennonite settlers in Hamil­ ton and York Counties. The average Bertjamen Ratzlaff price was approximately $4.70 an acre. The following is a breakdown Peter Abrahams (D of the price per acre and the total CD W) Gerhard Toews to C land purchased for the first six r f OD C4. years.27 Peter*'Wail • .C 03 v total Bernard £}l|al 1 % CD > aver- acres M vO o highest lowest age Pur- w r-j c: Peter Abrahams CD o year price pd. price pd. cost chased ------4 ------G. •H o- 4-> rc cti 1874 $4.90 $3.50 $4.70 7,338 ___kejrhajcJ Toews _ U 1875 4.90 2.10 3.80 1,671 Peter Wall O 1876 no purchases recorded r*H 1877 6.25 2.00 4.80 2,800 Bernard Wall • 1878 7.00 3.00 4.45 4,526 A 1879 8.00 5.40 6.80 800

8 MENNONITE LIFE same ethno-religious culture they SETTLEMENT PATTERN OF FIRST HENDERSON MENNONITES, had preserved for a century in Rus­ 187b • sia. A major portion of this cultural reproduction in America included the closed settlement patterns de­ veloped in the Black Sea colonies. David Rempel portrays this often repeated pattern in Russia: The land was assigned to each colony in the shape of a rectangle with the colony generally located in the center of the rectangle. As a rule the colonies were limited to 25 to 30 households. Each family received a building site of about one and one-half dessiatine (4 acres) in the village and a plot of several dessiatines immediately back of its house-and-garden lot.29 Alexanderwohl was typical of Mennonite villages in the Black Sea area. The houses were neatly ar­ ranged in near perfect rows, all within walking distance of each other. When the Alexanderwohl im­ migrants arrived in Hamilton and York Counties, they attempted a duplication of the Russian village pattern. They clustered together re­ gardless of the quality of the land. Range 5 West Range 4 West Range 3 West Families selected adjacent strips of land and located their homes beside each other on one side of a section in an attempt to reproduce the old Russian villages.30 This was par­ ticularly evident in sections 23 and SETTLEMENT PATTERN OF HENDERSON MENNONITES, 187b-1880. 25 of Beaver Township in Hamilton County. (Fig. 2). In these two sec­ tions of land that touched only at the corner, eight Mennonite families divided their land into sixteen 80- acre strips of land a mile long. Their property was set up so that eight houses existed within one mile. Because of the checkerboard ef­ fect of railroad lands and the refusal of the Mennonites to settle on home­ steads, however, the Russian village pattern was impossible to duplicate in America. Attempts to maintain this custom were soon discarded and land was exchanged to make farm­ ing more convenient.31 Although ad­ justing to the railroad-homestead checkerboard meant giving up the village pattern, it did not terminate the Mennonite habit of clustering. (Fig. 3). With one exception, every section was joined together at no less than one comer by Mennonite settlers in 1874. This pattern per­ sisted through the first six years of Mennonite settlement in Hamil­ ton and York Counties. (Fig. 4).

JUNE, 1984 9 Families continued to settle on the ■i Ibid. depth detoured heavy settlement in •r' Smith, p. 454. same section if possible or settled Nebraska. Given the tendency of the r, j. j. Friesen, "Recollection of Our Journey in 1874 and of Pioneer Life in sections that touched at the corners. Mennonites to settle in one area of America, 1874,” J. J. Friesen Collection There are no records of a Henderson Russia instead of scattering, it is (MLA). ' Letter from Bernard Warkentin to Mennonite who broke away from the interesting to note the reasons why David Goerz, September 19, 1874. Bernard group geographically during this some of the Alexanderwohl immi­ Warkentin Collection (MLA). H Ibid. period. A common bond of religious grants chose Nebraska. In retro­ !i Burlington Collection, October 5, 1874 (MLA). belief, authoritative leaders, inten­ spect, a combination of three factors in Smith, p. 107. sive use of the German language, attracted the immigrants to the u Letter from A. E. Touzalin to Isaac Peters, February 1, 1875. from the Burling­ and nearly three centuries of co­ Henderson area—aggressive re­ ton Collection (MLA). hesive ethno-religious culture main­ cruiting by Burlington and Missouri 12 Letter from Isaac Peters to Cornelius Jansen, May 17, 1876, from the Burlington tained group clustering. River Railroad agent, A. E. Touza- Collection (MLA). The Mennonites successfully drew i:i John D. Unruh, "The Burlington and lin; the strong, persuasive leader­ Missouri River Railroad Brings the Menno­ upon many aspects of their Russian ship of Peter Jansen and Isaac nites to Nebraska," Nebraska History, XLV. No. 1 (March, 1964), p. 15. experience. Families continued to Peters; and the alternative Nebras­ it Smith, pp. 171-173: G. R. Gaeddert and build houses as they had in Russia. ka offered to Mennonites hesitant to G. E. Reimer, Exiled By the Czar (Newton, Kansas: Mennonite Publication Office, The roofs were long and steep while settle too far north or south. 1956), pp. 109-139; D. Paul Miller, "An the walls were quite low. Frequent­ The settlement pattern of Hender­ Analysis of Community Adjustment: A Case Study of Jansen, Nebraska,” (unpub­ ly the barn was attached to one end son Mennonites was influenced by lished Ph.D. dissertation, University of of the house, a reminder of the cold their desire to maintain an ethno­ Nebraska, 1953). in Gaeddert, p. 141. Russian winters. The primary dif­ religious cohesiveness by settling a- iß Letter from Bernard Warkentin to David Goerz. ference between their new American part from society. Ironically, re­ 17 Early references to a group of “Sut­ homes and the ones they left behind ligious conviction ultimately kept ton Mennonites in Clay County” were prob­ in Alexanderwohl was not the pat­ them from reproducing the closed ably a confusion with the Reformed Ger­ mans from Russia living there in 1874. Al­ tern but rather the material from Russian settlements on the Great though the Henderson Mennonites settled which their new prairie homes were in the southern area of York County, no Plains. Their fear of civic respon­ records reveal that they spread into Clay built—sod. In Russia brick was used sibility was largely responsible for County. As in Russia, they settled apart in the construction of houses.32 from their Reformed, Lutheran, and Cath­ discouraging homesteading. Thus, olic German neighbors even though they Since the Russian steppes did not the settlement pattern of Menno­ spoke the same language, is Gaeddert, p. 123. provide the Mennonite colonists with nites in York and Hamilton Coun­ 1» Letter from Isaac Peters to Leonhard abundant timber for fuel, they were ties from 1874 to 1880 reveals a Suderman, September 13, 1875, J. J. Frie­ sen Collection (MLA). accustomed to heating without wood. checkerboard effect. Clustering had 2ii Ibid. The American frontier afforded its limits on the Great Plains. The 21 Ibid. 22 "The Map of the First Mennonite Set­ them the same opportunity to use Russian village structure was quick­ tlement in 1874 in York and Hamilton the Russian solution to the heating Counties, Nebraska,” J. J. Friesen Collec­ ly abandoned after a brief appear­ tion. problem—the construction of huge ance in Hamilton County. However, 2a "The Coming of Our Fathers to Amer­ ica,” J. J. Friesen Collection. brick stoves that burned compressed the persistence of Mennonite clus­ 24 C. F. Marbut, "Agriculture in the stacks of long grass readily avail­ tering in 1880 was significant, as United States and Russia: A Comparative Study of Natural Conditions,” Geographi­ able on the Nebraska prairie.33 evidenced by the number of Men­ cal Review, XXI, (1931), p. 609. The Mennonites from Alexander­ nonite sections of land linked at the 25 Theodore Schmidt, "The Mennonites in Nebraska." (unpublished MA thesis, Uni­ wohl were grain producers concen­ corners. (Fig. 4). versity of Nebraska, 1933), p. 25. trating primarily on wheat, with Although religiously conservative, 2c "The Coming of Our Fathers to Amer­ ica in 1874,” J. J. Friesen Collection. oats and rye as secondary crops. the Henderson Mennonites adapted 27 "Applications to Buy Land in Nebras­ ka: Burlington and Missouri River Rail­ They were familiar with stock rais­ quickly to the Great Plains. They road Company in Nebraska,” on micro­ ing but for nearly two decades had quickly discarded Russian experi­ film (Nebraska State Historical Society, Lincoln. Nebraska). been growing Turkey Red winter ences which hindered their economic 2x Ibid. wheat with excellent success. Their progress. Economic and religious 2!) David G. Rempel, "The Mennonite Colonies in New Russia,” (unpublished Ph. new home in Hamilton and York survival went hand in hand, but to D. dissertation, Stanford University, 1933), Counties was perfectly suited for p. 123. Mennonites the former was a means ■io "The Map of the First Mennonite Set­ grain farming, although at first to the end while the latter was the tlement in 1874 in York and Hamilton Counties, Nebraska,” J. J. Friesen Collec­ spring wheat produced better re­ end. Therefore, they were willing to tion. sults than winter wheat because of make economic adjustments while .11 Schmidt, p. 23. :i2 “The Map of the First Mennonite Set­ a lack of proper cultivation of the resisting the Americanization of tlement in 1874 in York and Hamilton new soil.34 their religious convictions. Counties, Nebraska,” J. J. Friesen Collec­ tion. aa Heating System in 1874,” J. J. Friesen Conclusion ENDNOTES Collection. 1 c. Henry Smith. The Coming of the ::4 Schmidt, pp. 24-25. The vast majority of Mennonites Russian Mennonites (Berne. Indiana: Men­ is Compiled from the “Diary of Paul who settled in the Great Plains nonite Book Concern, 1927), pp. 132-193. Tsch etter". 2 John F. Funk, "Notes Along the Way,” .10 Compiled from the Burlington and states chose between Kansas, South Herald of Truth, December 1873, p. 4, Missouri River Railroad Company's appli­ col. 1. _ cations to buy land in Nebraska, On micro­ Dakota, and Minnesota. Successful :i Letter from A. E. Touzalin to C. E. film at the Nebraska State Historical So­ recruiting of early Mennonite lead­ Perkins, June 17, 1878, in the Burlington ciety. Lincoln. Nebraska. Collection (Mennonite Historical Library r.7 ibid. ers by railroad agents coupled with and Archives, North Newton, Kansas), is Ibid. the concern over the water table Hereafter cited as MLA.

10 MENNONITE LIFE World War II Gomes to the Chortitza by Robert S. Kreider

The blowing up of the Dnieper The New York Times on August sian southern flank, called for the Dam and hydroelectric plant before 21, 1941, announced with a five- demolition to impede the advance of dawn on August 20, 1941, brought column headline the destruction of the forces of Field Marshal Karl World War II to the doorstep of the the dam. With Nazi armies invading von Rundstedt. The breaking of the Mennonite settlements in the Soviet swiftly into the heart of the Soviet dam cut a major river crossing and Union. On the east bank of the Union along a 1500 mile front, the released millions of tons of water to Dnieper River, less than a mile from Russians had blown up the dam to flood the lowlands on the lower the dam lay Einlage, a Mennonite delay the advance. The news had Dnieper. An Axis diplomat called village first settled in 1790, and a come a circuitous route from Bucha­ it a “scorpion, suicidal sting.” S. A. few miles beyond were Chortitza rest to Berne, Switzerland, to the Lozovsky, a Soviet spokesman, weeks and Kronsweide. Mennonite workers Times. Eight days later, August 29, later explained that the dam had had helped build the dam and their Moscow acknowledged the destruc­ once all-Mennonite villages had long tion of the dam by Russian sappers. The damaged Dnieper Dam facing since been engulfed with Russian Marshal Semyon Budenny, com­ northwest. In the foreground on the Zaporozhe side of the Dnieper River laborers and technicians. mander of Soviet forces on the Rus­ are the locks.

JUNE, 1984 11 been destroyed "to prevent the first ening to cut the Leningrad-Moscow Right, a map of the Chortitza area child of the Soviet five year plan rail line defended by Voroshiloff. from Karl Stumpfs book Bericht from falling into the hands of Hit­ On the center front the armies of ueber das Gebiet Chortitza .... ler. . . . The Germans will get noth­ von Bock were advancing on Moscow 1943. ing.” defended by Timoshenko. In the The Dnieper Dam and hydro­ south von Rundstedt by the first of established in 1770 to establish electric plant, the center piece of October had crossed the Dnieper and Czarist control over the Zaporozhye Stalin’s first five year plan, had had occupied the Mennonite com­ Cossacks, who were based on Chor­ been completed ahead of schedule in munities of the Chortitza, across the titza Island. By 1806 a town had 1932 after five years of around-the- river from Zaporozhe, and the emerged. In 1921 the name was clock work. The 200 foot high dam Molotschna, eighty miles to the changed to "Zaporozhe.” Mennonites from the Chortitza established a impounded a lake with water capaci­ south. ty one third of Boulder Dam. Gen­ The German occupation authori­ village, Schönwiese on the edge of erating 750,000 horse power, the ties announced plans to rebuild the Aleksandrovsk, later absorbed into power plant was designed to supply dam. Apparently little was done dur­ the city. Here were the Mennonite electric energy for a population of ing the 26 months of the German milling firms of Lepp and Wall- 16 million people, including the occupation of the area. Following mann, A. J. Koop, Hermann Nie­ Donets coal basin. In 1932 it was the Nazi retreat from Stalingrad, buhr, and Hildebrandt and Pries. the largest power plant in the world, the Germans on October 15, 1943, The Soviets nationalized the mills surpassing Muscle Shoals. destroyed the 644 meter railway after the revolution. The first com­ The dam had been built under bridge connecting Zaporozhe and bines in the USSR were produced in the supervision of Col. Hugh L. Nikopol and Kiev. American flyers 1925 by Mennonite engineers in the Cooper, the American who had built on a reconnaissance mission in May former factories of Mennonites. Muscle Shoals. It was operated with of 1944 observed that the dam and President Kalinin bestowed the Or­ machinery built by General Electric, plant "appeared ruined.” der of Lenin on the director of one the first year of operations was In 1945 the Soviets placed orders of these factories and these Menno­ supervised by another American, E. with General Electric in the U. S. nite engineers. In 1933 they were E. Robinson of Kewanee, Illinois. for new equipment. One of the tur­ sent into exile. Today Zaporozhe is The Soviet press followed the dam bines was again operative by March a great steel and automobile produc­ construction with daily progress re­ 6, 1947, and by October 13, 1948, ing center of more than 800,000 ports and the completion was cele­ Tass reported completion of the population. brated as "the fulfillment of Lenin's rehabilitation of the dam and plant. Karl Stumpp, who was a scholar- dream of an industrialized Russia.” Meanwhile, all Mennonites had in-residence with the German occu­ The German invasion of Russia, fled or had been removed from the pation forces, published in 1943 a which had begun on June 22, 1941, neighboring communities of the report on the Chortitza villages to moved at lightning speed. By the Chortitza and the Molotschna. the east of the dam and the Dnieper first of October 1941 German forces Before the first Mennonites ar­ River. The story is distilled as fol­ under von Leeb had virtually en­ rived in the Chortitza area in 1789 lows: circled Leningrad and were threat­ a fortress, Aleksandrovsk, had been

Chortitza Settlement Mennonite Villages, Population, Exile, Evacuation: 1789-1941 Total Exiled Year of Pop. Killed Exiled Evacuated and Village Founding 1914/18 1919 1929-41 1941 Evacuated Total 11666 144 1456 831 2287 1. Chortit»a 1789 2861 13 327 187 514 2. Adelsheim 1869 334 4 21 11 32 3. Einlage 1790 600 9 245 23 268 4. Franzfeld 1869 466 11 85 24 109 5. Hochfeld 1869 313 19 53 12 65 6. Kronsweide 1789 408 13 13 _ 13 7. Nikolaifeld 1869 221 13 113 4 117 8. Neuendorf 1790 1050 13 123 39 162 9. Neuhorst 1790 315 2 3 1 4 10: Neuenburg 1789 280 7 17 11 28 11. Rosenbach 1928/29 new 5 3 8 12. Schönhorst 1790 689 4 51 15 66 13. Blumengart 1824 213 3 37 7 44 14. Burwalde 1803 536 7 72 8 80 15. Osterwick 1822 1550 3 81 136 217 16. Rosengart 1824 260 14 51 65 17. Nieder-Chortitza 1803 835 21 83 276 359 18. Schöneberg 1816 275 1 43 10 53 19: Kronstal 1809 460 1 70 13 83

12 MENNONITE LIFE Die deutschen Siedlungen des Gebietes Chortifza Tafel J

Deutsche Ortschift Zerstörte deutscheOrtschift Uhreimsche Ortschift tfege fisenöltn TctegnphcaZeitung JUNE, 1984 Einlage, one of the larger villages war and famine immediately follow­ of the Chortitza settlement and the ing the Revolution. The building of one nearest the dam, had a popula­ the dam in 1927 led to the reset­ tion of 1,500 before World War I. tlement of the community on higher Among the early industries of the ground. Some 40,000 laborers were village was a wagon factory of Hein­ employed in this project; many set­ rich Unger, where the first spring tled in the area of New Einlage. Below, a German aerial reconnais­ wagon was built, and the factory of The subsequent story is one of exile sance photograph taken in December, Johann Friesen, which produced the of some Mennonites from Einlage in . 1943, of Chortitza Island (3), the first grain reaper in 1879. Several the 30s and the evacuation of many city of Zaporozhe (old Alexandrov- large flour mills and lumber yards to Germany in the period from 1941 slc) on the lower right, Einlage (ap­ operated in the village. In 1910 the to 1943. Einlage was captured by the proximately at 4), the dam across community celebrated the centennial Germans on August 18, 1941, two the river (between 3 and 4), the of the founding of its school. Serv­ days before the demolition of the railway bridge across the river (be­ low 3), Chortitza town to the left ing the community and others on dam, and then retaken by the Rus­ of the island (left between 2 and 3), nearby Chortitza Island was the sians in October 1943. and Rosengart, Bunvalde, and Mennonite Sanatorium Alexandra- The Dnieper River, the dam and Nieder-Chortitza (to the lower left). bad and the Bethania Mental Hos­ the hydroelectric plant and the pital. villages of Chortitza, Kronsweide Right, views and diagrams of the The Einlage community suffered and Einlage are still there. The destroyed railway bridge connecting severely during the years of civil Mennonites, who once lived near the Zaporozhe and Nikopol and Kiev to river and the dam, all have gone. the west.

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JUNE, 1984 15 The photographs used to illustrate Below, aerial view of the damaged this essay were found in the U. S. Dnieper Dam. National Archives by Yon Haresty, author of Red Phoenix—The Rise Right, two aerial vieios of Zaporo­ of Soviet Air Power, 1941-1945, zhe, the damaged Dnieper Dam on the right. In the lower photo the (Smithsonian Institution Press, raihuay bridge and the east side 1982). Hardesty is a former member of Chortitza Island. of the bistory faculty of Bluffton College. The primary sources for this article are drawn from the pages of the New York Times and the Mennonite Encyclopedia. K. Stumpp’s population data on the Chortitza settlement is presented in an article, “Chortitza Mennonite Set­ tlement," Mennonite Encyclopedia, I, 573.

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16 MENNONITE LIFE JUNE, 1984 17 Book Review

Lois Barrett, The Vision and the spread the gospel and it preserved nish a casserole with parsley, and Reality: The Story of Home Mis­ the cultural and ethnic purity of the one could create a church.” (p. 164) sions in the General Conference Mennonite churches at home.” (p. Barrett is encouraged by recent Mennonite Church. Newton: 4) The focus upon a third target signs among Mennonites of a more Faith and Life Press, 1983, 339 group, non-Mennonite English- integrated "Anabaptist” theology pages. speaking Americans, after the turn and a growing detachment from ex­ of the century, raised the disturb­ clusive ethnic and rural enclaves. ing challenge of incorporating cul­ Barrett’s "Ethnicity Versus Gos­ turally different (not ethnically pel” theme can be compared with Lois Barrett’s history of General Mennonite) into the Mennonite peo- the "Gospel Versus Gospel” theme in Conference Mennonite home mis­ plehood. General Conference Menno­ Theron Schlabach’s 1980 book on sions is fascinating both as a nites, in Barrett’s view, did not do the missions movement in the (Old) collection of information about well in meeting this challenge. All Mennonite Church. Schlabach be­ one group’s missionary endeavors too typical was the attitude of Home lieves that nineteenth century rural and as an interpretation of the Mission Board Member Henry Peter Mennonite communities bore an au­ intentions and consequences of Krehbiel in 1916 who opposed the thentic and integrated heritage root­ the group’s efforts. The infor­ hiring of a Los Angeles mission ed in foundational New Testament mation reflects the author’s ex­ baptized convert to work for the values of humility, nonresistance, tended and diligent research as mission because she was an “out­ and simple life style. This heritage well has her considerable writ­ sider” and because members of "our consisted of more than ethnic nar­ ing skills. The interpretation re­ own denomination” were available, rowness. It had the integrity of gos­ flects her viewpoint as a first-gener­ (p. HO) pel. The missionary movement a- ation American Mennonite who has Barrett reports some stories of mong Mennonites was marked by struggled against the barriers of missionary faithfulness and accom­ the conflict of the traditional Men­ European-background Mennonite plishment—the compassion of wom­ nonite gospel of peace with a more ethnicity. en missionaries adopting Hopi or­ aggressive and triumphalist Prot­ Home missions, as Barret tells phans, the diligence of city workers estant missionary gospel. Both the story, had a number of target in the face of meager results, the Schlabach and Barrett are highly groups. Initially the effort was to work of service and relief as part of critical of Mennonite missionary reach scattered members of the peace witness, and vision for a strategy, but from different view­ Mennonite group who had moved broader Anabaptist approach to mis­ points. Barrett, who can find posi­ away from primary rural Menno­ sions after World War II. But home tive values in traditional native- nite settlements—holding together missions throughout this history American culture, finds little of a household of faith among ethnical­ generally labored with awareness of worth in "ethnic” Mennonitism. ly homogeneous people. A much dif­ a great gap between vision and Barrett’s work is a significant ferent target group consisted of na­ reality. Part of the problem was that contribution. It gathers together for tive-American tribal peoples in Okla­ the mission vision was itself flawed, the first time a great deal of in­ homa, Arizona, and Manitoba—peo­ ill compounded of a Protestant evan­ formation about General Conference ples of varied cultures all vastly gelical formula plus some Mennonite home missions, and it gives these different from Mennonites. Barrett additions. As Barrett puts it, "Men­ developments a consistent interpre­ says that concentration on these nonite mission workers had assumed tive shape. It constitutes a warning two groups "satisfied both the old that one simply had to add a few more than a celebration. and the new parts of General Con­ Mennonite ‘distinctives’ (like peace James C. Juhnke ference Mennonite theology; it al­ and not swearing oaths) to the Bethel College lowed the sending of missionaries to formula, in the way one would gar­

18 MENNONITE LIFE Radical Reformation and Mennonite Bibliography, 1983

by Stephanie Hiebert and David A, Haury

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