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work_mjuz7qshkfafhfqgirevpmfjsa	Judith M. Birdsell	Reviews	1996	39	.pdf	application/pdf	18962	1279	65	People familiar with the Russian Mennonite story inay have hoped for more pages as he places each subject within the Mennonite family, traces their story when coeducational relief training schools were launched at Mennonite, Brethren and Friends colleges, and when woinen were accepted for service in state The book of 15 short chapters describes the search for a Mennonite mission women born into Mennonite homes who stayed in the church and those who left just why Mennonite women's childbirth stories were interesting as a group. As an intellectual history, the book is necessarily the story of Mennonite this series and presents the story of Mennonites struggling to keep their people, Throughout the narrative the writer places the story of Mennonite people, congregations, conferences, organizations and churcl~ schools That this book captures the most significant Mennonite issues, and their Wiebe's book adds one inore itnportant telling of the Mennonite story of 	./cache/work_mjuz7qshkfafhfqgirevpmfjsa.pdf	./txt/work_mjuz7qshkfafhfqgirevpmfjsa.txt