The Unrecognizable Loeppky Cemetery of Strassburg
EAST RESERVE You know how sometimes you travel all the way across the world (pre-pandemic) and visit some famous tourist spot, and it looks nothing […]
Month: September 2020
‘Volendam: A Refugee Story’ is Haunting, Yet Joyful
I hold the DVD for Volendam: A Refugee Story in my hands. It’s a new documentary directed by Andrew Wall of Refuge 31 Films, about […]
Reinfeld, East Reserve, Couldn’t Be More Different From Its West Reserve Counterpart
EAST RESERVE If you visit Reinfeld near Winkler, well, it’s pretty much a suburb of Winkler at this point. To me, it’s all one and […]
Schönhorst: The Most Intimidating Cemetery on the East Reserve
EAST RESERVE I was not fully prepared for what I encountered at Schönhorst. This is in the midst of private property. Like, in the midst of […]
On Beach Reads & Complexity: 5 Questions with Historian Dr. Royden Loewen
Newly retired, up until recently Royden Loewen was professor of history and Chair in Mennonite Studies at the University of Winnipeg. His first university press […]