Lütge Russian-German Argentina | Photographer: Lisa Koletzki
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Lütge Russian-German Argentina
The collection was taken up by German settlers in Argentina who had originally lived in Russia in the Volga region, came to Germany in 1929/1930 and then emigrated to South America. Extensive correspondence is available. Transcriptions published in Schneider 1939.
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Ethnologisches Museum
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Deutschrussen (Mennoniten)
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Audio
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Ethnologisches Museum, Staatliche Museen zu Berlin
Inventory number
VII WS 212
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when
1937
where
Argentina [Land]
unknown/undetermined
Europe [Kontinent]
who
Deutschrussen (Mennoniten)
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Wilhelm Lütge (1901 - 1958) - Collectors
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