Jacob Y. Shantz: Pioneer of Russian Mennonite Immigration to Manitoba part 5


Title	Jacob Y. Shantz: Pioneer of Russian Mennonite Immigration to Manitoba part 5
Document Type	Original Document
Keywords	Business career, Russian Mennonite Immigration, Manitoba, Canadian West, Holland, Hollanders, persecution, Prussia, intolerance, Poland, West Prussia, Russia, Marienburg, Danzig, High German, language, Platt-Deutsch, Low German, Baltic Sea, North sea, Frederick the Great, military service, Catherine the Great, Empress Catherine, waste lands, South Russia, military exemption, Lutheran, Catholic, Franco-Prussian War, America, Tsar, Tsar Alexander II of Russia, Red River, Settlements, Winnipeg, Swift Current, Osler, Rosthern, Saskatchewan, Mennonite Board of Colonization, Bernard Warkentin, Berlin, train, stage coach, Detroit, Chicago, Duluth, Pembina, Shantzenfeld, Dawson route, Port Arthur
Copyright	Waterloo Historical Society
Author/Source	H. M. Bowman, PhD
Language	English
Associated Dates	1772; 1786; 1803; 1870; November 5, 1872; 1872; 1874; 1880
Accession Data	Twelfth Annual Report of the Waterloo Historical Society, 1924, pages 85 - 100.