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• Hutterian Brethren (Hutterische Brüder) (section List of Hutterite Bruderhofs through the 1950s)
  of the Hutterites. Glencoe, Ill, 1954. Eaton, J. W. and A. J. Mayer. Man's Capacity to Reproduce; the Demography of a Unique Population (Hutterites). Glencoe
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• Moravia (Czech Republic)
  history), Gabrielites, who first left for Silesia but around 1545 joined the Hutterites, and Philippites, some of whom likewise joined the first-named group,
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• Schmiedeleut
  This was the first Hutterite Bruderhof in America and is commonly, though wrongly, thought of as the mother Bruderhof of all Hutterites in America. The second
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• Bruderhof
  man, woman, and child in the typical Hutterite garb. (This is perhaps the only original picture of the old Hutterites in existence.) Each Bruderhof tried
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• Swiss Brethren
  other types, first of all distinguished from the Hutterites with their communal living. The Hutterite Chronicle first uses the name in connection with
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• Hutterite Chronicles
  written by Hutterites, such as those by Jakob Hutter, Peter Riedemann, Peter Walpot, Paul Glock, etc. (see MQR, 1945, 27 and following). From Hutterite epistle
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• Alberta (Canada)
  In 1981 the combined Hutterite population exceeded 16,000. The total Mennonite population in Alberta (not including Hutterites) in 1991 was more than
  15 KB (2,107 words) - 12:57, 26 January 2023
• Austria
  He was appointed by the King Ferdinand himself. The Chronicle of the Hutterites has but this to say about him, "He brought much affliction and grief upon
  37 KB (5,334 words) - 13:39, 29 March 2021
• World War (1914-1918)
  fly the American flag. The Hutterites were especially victimized in military prisons and war bond drives. About 1,000 Hutterites migrated to Canada as a result
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• Dariusleut
  Dakota and established a third communal Bruderhof there. The remaining Hutterites from all the villages also immigrated to South Dakota, but did not establish
  9 KB (819 words) - 09:57, 11 October 2018
• Nikolsburg (Jihomoravský kraj, Czech Republic)
  anonymously against the Hutterites, but failed to accomplish its purpose. Nor can it be said that the pamphlets of two renegade Hutterites, namely, that of Hans
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• Moravian Church
  Fratrum. Quite remarkable is the contact of the Hutterite Brethren with Moravians in Russia, the Hutterites living in Radichev in the Ukraine, the Moravians
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• Bruderhof Communities (section Relationship with the Hutterites)
  should become like the early Hutterites. We don’t want to become Hutterites in the sense of 1692; we don’t want to become Hutterites in the sense of 1930–1931;
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• Russia
  originally a private arrangement between the landowner and the Hutterites. Later the Hutterites shared in the Mennonite privileges and were treated similarly
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• Thirty Years' War (1618-1648)
  and on 28 September Cardinal Dietrichstein issued mandates banishing the Hutterites out of Moravia. More than 20,000 persons were robbed of their possessions
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• Walpot, Peter (1521-1578)
  brotherhood; e.g., in the important debate between the Gabrielites and the Hutterites in 1545 (Chronik, 252-56). It appears that Walpot was particularly well-read
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• Italy
  least of the Hutterites. One of these men, Antonio Rizzetto, went first to Thessalonica and only after several years joined the Hutterites. Giulio Gherlandi
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• Transylvania
  names; at least one former Hutterite by the name of Odler (once Adler) was knighted for his artistic work (see Habaner). The Hutterites left Transylvania, but
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• Community of Goods (section Hutterite)
  sharing wherever a brother is in need (Liebeskommunismus). Only with the Hutterites did it also lead to a complete and nearly monastic establishment of community
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• Winnipeg (Manitoba, Canada)
  148,801 in 2006). The total Mennonite popula­tion of Manitoba, including Hutterites, was 44,667 in 1957, the majority of whom are descendants of the immigrants
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