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The Virtual Museum of Mennonite Clocks
Part Seven - A New Life
Alexandra Zeitz14 May 2021
Part Six - Makhno's Reign of Terror

The families that fled Zachariasfeld found shelter in Anna Schulz’s home in Osterwick.

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Alexandra Zeitz14 May 2021
Part Five - Trapped in the Bloodlands

The First World War and the ensuing revolutions that rocked the Russian Empire would bring about dramatic changes for the Mennonites in Russia.

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Alexandra Zeitz14 May 2021
Part Four - The Ominous Year 1914

In 1914, Anna and Peter would travel far from home to Bad Nauheim in what would turn out to be a very ominous year.

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Alexandra Zeitz24 February 2021
Part Three – A Love Story Begins

On June 4, 1893, the day before their wedding, a Kroeger clock was presented to Peter Schulz and Anna Zacharias by the groom’s parents as a wedding gift.

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Kroeger Clocks Heritage Foundation25 October 2020
Part Two – A Wedding Gift

“I have come to learn that the clock had very proud beginnings.”

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Kroeger Clocks Heritage Foundation13 October 2020
Part One – Those Russian Clocks: A First Encounter

“I distinctly remember the summer the clock came into my life…”

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Kroeger Clocks Heritage Foundation23 September 2020
A Personal Clock Story: An essay by our founder

Over the next months, we will be sharing an essay that delves deep into the story of one Mennonite Clock.

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Alexandra Zeitz23 September 2020
A Mennonite Wall Clock as Steampunk

‘My favourite clock [in the exhibit] was the “Cadillac Clock” because it looked like it was from steam punk [sic].’

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Andrea Dyck, Senior Curator, Mennonite Heritage Village27 September 2018
A Currency Better than Rubles

According to Mary, Peter received, among other things, five Kroeger clocks in payment for his property. Did Peter consider the clocks a better currency than rubles, especially in the new country he was headed for?

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Kroeger Clocks Heritage Foundation27 June 2018
My Little Clock Story

Three generations of my family lived in Ukraine, in the former Soviet Union, which is where my grandparents got one of the Mennonite Kroeger clocks. It travelled with them all the way to Paraguay as refugees in 1930.

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Kroeger Clocks Heritage Foundation27 June 2018
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This project is partially funded by: The D. F. Plett Foundation, The Winnipeg Foundation, The Government of Manitoba