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Söhngen, Ingo Dietrich 2007/2013.
"(Nome da Estória)" in http://comunidade-amigosdaamo-olgalenzpedde.blogspot.com/
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quinta-feira, 24 de julho de 2008
Iracema - Santa Catarina
Ao chegarem a Iracema a leva de emigrantes integrada pelas famílias Lenz e Pedde foi acolhida em acampamento.
Logo após, os Lenz foram hospedados em galpão de uma família de colonos chamada Spanenberg, onde passaram alguns dias.
Olga Lenz e Leonhard Pedde juntamente com Olga Pedde e Otto Netzlaff casaram no civil e posteriormente foi efetuada cerimônia religiosa. O casamento civil foi realizado no Cartório – para onde três casais foram levados pelo Sr. Strassburch.
Segundo a Amo três “Olgas” casaram na ocasião. Posteriormente os Netzlaff construíram cabana em sua colônia e os Lenz construíram outra.
Jonathan, foi o primeiro da família a sair da colônia de Iracema vindo para Porto Alegre.
Segundo a Amo três “Olgas” casaram na ocasião. Posteriormente os Netzlaff construíram cabana em sua colônia e os Lenz construíram outra.
Jonathan, foi o primeiro da família a sair da colônia de Iracema vindo para Porto Alegre.
Com base em carta enviada por Jonathan, os Pedde e os Netzlaff deixaram Iracema viajando também para Porto Alegre. Os Lenz – Adolf, Adoline e Reinhard – juntaram-se aos demais em Porto Alegre alguns meses mais tarde.
Datas corretas.
Nas diversas anotações encontradas, existe por vezes, disparidade nas datas dos acontecimentos. Na medida do possível tais questões deverão ser elucidadas.
Datas corretas.
Nas diversas anotações encontradas, existe por vezes, disparidade nas datas dos acontecimentos. Na medida do possível tais questões deverão ser elucidadas.
Para saber mais: Iracema-SC
The last few letters in the archival papers seems to bring some closure to the Harbin, China refugee story. We read of difficulties in the settlement arrangements. The refugees were sent to a different land area than originally planned that was located in the far southern corner of the State of Santo Catherina at the River Uruguay. They would be under different supervision, one who was not considered very trustworthy, according to the letter writer.The refugees would be under the jurisdiction of the Rio Grande Lutheran Synod that was at the time without a pastor. And the area of settlement was too small to accommodate the number of families. The settlement also was farther away from the main communities of Castro or Ponta Grossa. And, upon their arrival at the Brazilian port a revolution was brewing in the southern portions of Brazil.The Lutheran World Convention also needed to collect more funds to bring a successful conclusion to the work. The writer of the letter to the Lutheran Church of Denmark states, "Dr. Morehead started this work as a matter of faith and we want to see it concluded with honor and credit to all who have been connected with it." The letter also indicates that the final cost of the project is now $66,000.A loan from the revolving fund of the Nansen International Office for Refugees of the League of Nations in Geneva, Switzerland was undertaken indicating that reimbursements would be made by the Lutheran World Convention on a yearly basis through 1937. The agreement was signed in a shaky handwriting by Dr. Morehead on September 26, 1932.
In http://feefhs.org/fij/harbin.html
Links:
1) http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=d6d8nmt_2639gvcs8 – Lista de refugiados alemão/ucraniano (russian/deutche) Harbin-China leva 1932]
2) http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holodomor - O holocausto ucraniano.
The last few letters in the archival papers seems to bring some closure to the Harbin, China refugee story. We read of difficulties in the settlement arrangements. The refugees were sent to a different land area than originally planned that was located in the far southern corner of the State of Santo Catherina at the River Uruguay. They would be under different supervision, one who was not considered very trustworthy, according to the letter writer.The refugees would be under the jurisdiction of the Rio Grande Lutheran Synod that was at the time without a pastor. And the area of settlement was too small to accommodate the number of families. The settlement also was farther away from the main communities of Castro or Ponta Grossa. And, upon their arrival at the Brazilian port a revolution was brewing in the southern portions of Brazil.The Lutheran World Convention also needed to collect more funds to bring a successful conclusion to the work. The writer of the letter to the Lutheran Church of Denmark states, "Dr. Morehead started this work as a matter of faith and we want to see it concluded with honor and credit to all who have been connected with it." The letter also indicates that the final cost of the project is now $66,000.A loan from the revolving fund of the Nansen International Office for Refugees of the League of Nations in Geneva, Switzerland was undertaken indicating that reimbursements would be made by the Lutheran World Convention on a yearly basis through 1937. The agreement was signed in a shaky handwriting by Dr. Morehead on September 26, 1932.
In http://feefhs.org/fij/harbin.html
Links:
1) http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=d6d8nmt_2639gvcs8 – Lista de refugiados alemão/ucraniano (russian/deutche) Harbin-China leva 1932]
2) http://pt.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holodomor - O holocausto ucraniano.
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