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FIELD NOTES OF A MENNONITE PILGRIM UKRAINE/RUSSIA – 2004 - by Jim Lepp TABLE of CONTENTS Notes on Text …………………………………………… 2 Introduction ……………………………………………. 2 Odessa 3 Sevastopol and the Crimea 6 Kherson 17 Zaporizhzhia 23 Dnepropetrovsk 42 Kiev 44 Moscow 45 St. Petersburg 49 Appendices …………………………………………….. 51 A1 – Insight from Virgil by Walter Unger 51 A1 – Mennonite Reading List 53 A3 – Thoughts About the Future by Paul Toews 55 A4 – Reflections on the Past by Rudy Wiebe 60 A5 – The Charge of the Light Brigade 64 A6 – Manifesto of Catherine the Great 65 A7 – Ancestors of Jim Lepp 70 A8 – Maps ………………………………………….. 79 Recognition and Thanks to the following Sources and References RB1 Lectures by Paul Toews RB2 The Great Democracies by Winston Churchill RB3 Lectures by Walter Unger RB4 A Family Torn Apart by Justina Neufeld RB5 Mennonite Historical Atlas by Helmut Huebert RB6 Molochna Historical Atlas by Helmut Huebert RB7 Building on the Past by Rudy Friesen RB8 Lectures by Rudy Wiebe RB9 None But Saints by J. Urry RB10 Genealogists, Alan Peters and Jane Friesen All those I learned from and perhaps inadvertently failed to list. Notes on Text Superscript references have the following notation: Numbers in superscript e.g. 1 67 285 refer to photographs in the albums. The photos are a major part of the of the field notes. Capital letter A with numbers in superscript e.g. A1 A7 refer to appendices that are attached to the field notes. Capital letter RB with numbers in superscript e.g. RB3 RB7 refer to references and the Bibliography listed in the Appendix. The script is organized to the chronology of the pilgrimage and the related research. That is, it is written as it happened and came to me either by experience or research. These are field notes not yet organized into a story or historical document. For the reader it may requ