Opening Up This German-Russian Genealogical Research Treasure Trove. Tom and Jan Stangl will share with us the results of their extensive inquiry into these valuable documents, and provide us with an insight into how they can best be utilized by genealogical researchers with German-Russian ancestry. Following their formal presentation, Tom and Jan will be joined by a panel of other members who have begun to research these documents, the group will include Allyn Brosz, Rita Scheier and John Lundquist. Our program will be followed by the usual refreshments and sharing of good fellowship. Coffee and soft drinks will be provided by the Chapter.
Visitors are guests of the Chapter.
It would be impossible for me to mention all of the interesting programs we have had over the years, let alone the friendships made and fellowship enjoyed at each meeting. But I remember particularly the presentation made by Dr. Carl Mau , of Reformation Lutheran Church, in June of 1986, on his visit to the Soviet Union and meetings with German-Russian Lutherans there. Through these years it has been my pleasure and privilege to be the Vice President and President of the Chapter on several occasions. I ask each of you to give serious consideration to helping assure that the activities of the past 23 years continue uninterrupted. The museum is located on the campus of the Walter Reed Army Medical Center in Washington, DC , Building 54, which is close to the 16th Street, NW and Alaska Avenue gate of the campus.