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work_hte5ehqffzhs7fsleuglm2wlh4	Benjamin Wall Redekop	The German identity of Mennonite Brethren immigrants in Canada, 1930-1960	1990	229	.pdf	application/pdf	74149	7498	73	While the German identity of the Mennonite Brethren in i t s various forms vith Nazi anti-communism, vere key factors in Mennonite pro-Germanism during of the German language would entail the loss of traditional Mennonite evident.6 The importance of the German language for Mennonite religious language.81 A l l i e d to the general movement out of the Germanic/Mennonite English among Mennonite Brethren, and i t s position as the "universal language Mennonite Brethren church in Canada, the retention of the German language for which Mennonites had brought with them from Russia, the German language was German language, and Mennonite History. Mennonite Brethren Conference "Committee for the German Language", already Canadian Mennonite Brethren, but the inherent connection between the German religious meaning of the German language for Mennonites. German language among the Mennonite Brethren was that the two dialects were In conclusion, the story of the Canadian Mennonite Brethren German 	./cache/work_hte5ehqffzhs7fsleuglm2wlh4.pdf	./txt/work_hte5ehqffzhs7fsleuglm2wlh4.txt