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1. 2 Book Reviews: Gulag-Histories [1]
I've discussed the "Gulag-History" book by Anne Appelbaum, which was meant to have been the most comprehensive history study to that date - some couple of years ago. Now 2 new books have been published: Review taken from Moscow Times. It is interesting that now Russians are coming to grips with this abhorent subject. (1 author Russian, 1 author Polish). And the reviewer/authors are still battling with the fact that until Germans, Russia has not apologised to its people/victims = however both authors/rev
2. Children of the Steppe & Prairie Crosses on new DVD [1]
I am forwarding this message from Michael Miller at Michael.Miller@ndsu.edu Patrice Miller ***************************************************** 7 January 2005 Note: The website page including images is found at this website page: http://www.lib.ndsu.nodak.edu/grhc/order/tapes/dualdvd.html ________________ Two Documentary DVD Award Winning Documentaries "The Germans from Russia: Children of the Steppe, Children of the Prairie" and "Prairie Crosses, Prairie Voices: Iron Crosses of the Great Plains" "T
3. Deportation information for Villagers from Jost [1]
Hello, This is great information. I'm still looking for the deportation records on my cousin's great-great grandparents, my great grandfather Adam Metzler's first cousin. During the Second World War my cousin's (he is 24) great-great-grandmother, Amalia, wife of Alexander Metzler, was sent to Kazakhstan, but his grandmother and great-grandmother were sent to Siberia. Eventually after the War they were able to join Amalia Metzler in Kazakhstan, where the family stayed until emigrating to Germany in 2000.
4. Looking for info on Keil's from Mueller [1]
My grandfather, Heinrich Keil immigrated to Canada in the spring of 1912 from Mueller, Russian. He was born Dec. 25, 1888. His mother is listed as Lissbeth (I think) Niedens and his father as Frederick Keil. I don't have any other info on that. I was told that the rest of his family probably stayed in Russia. If anyone has any contact to these names, would you let me know. I would very much like to hear from you. Thank you Carol
5. obit: Otto Henning Krause Wolff [1]
Gilbert H. Otto, 90, of 2318 N. 30th St., died Sunday, Jan. 16, 2005, at Sheboygan Memorial Medical Center. His obituary will be published Tuesday in The Sheboygan Press, and is currently posted on the Lippert-Olson Funeral Home website www.lippertfuneralhome.com.
6. obit Reinke Kramer Karl Steinke Neumeyer Loose Decker Ruh Sebo [1]
Mary Ann Reinke, 67, formerly of 21699 Willow Lane, Chilton, passed away on Sunday, Jan. 9, 2005. Mary Ann was currently living at Calumet Homestead in New Holstein, where she passed peacefully into Gods hands. She was born on Feb. 14, 1937, in Fond du Lac, daughter of the late Wilmer and Louise (Karl) Kramer. She was a graduate of Chilton High School. She was united in marriage to Freddie E. Reinke on July 20, 1957. He preceded her in death on Jan. 19, 2004. They raised their family on the farm in the
7. GR+Russian schools in Berlin 1920s-1930s [1]
RUSSIAN-GR schools in Berlin in the 1920s > At the beginning of the 1920s in Berlin there were two Russian Gymnasiums/(High Schools). The first was founded by the Russian Academia Group in 1921. Tuition took place in the second half of the day (ie afternoon) on the premises of a German school. The second Gymnasium, "St George's School", was a day school and a Boarding school, modelled on the (private) German schools in St. Petersburg. It founder was the GR Pastor I.A. Masing, and it had two educational
8. obit with Walter Metzler of Regina, Saskatchewan [1]
Eunice W. Metzler, 92, of Oak Creek, Wis., formerly of Oshkosh, died Tuesday, Jan. 4, 2005, at the Mitchell Manor. She was born in Oconto, Wis., on March 25, 1912, the daughter of William H. and Emma Vendt Strutz. On Sept. 14, 1936, she married the Rev. Philip Metzler in Oconto. Eunice had been a member of the First English Lutheran Church in Oshkosh and had belonged to a Womans Circle and the Neighborhood Center and a group called the Postscripts-Newcomers. Eunice is survived by two daughters, Brenda
9. Ubert - on victim list [1]
This is a great site and some of this is in English, but the Victim lists appear to be only in German. http://www.memorial.krsk.ru/eng/index.htm UBERT, Peter (Sohn von Peter), zusammen mit seiner Ehefrau Ottilie sowie den Kindern Peter, Ella und Jurij/J|rgen aus der ASSR der Wolgadeutschen in das Dorf Tschuchlomino, Kreis Irbej, Region Krasnojarsk, verschleppt. Ab 16.08.1937 im Krasnojarsker Gefdngnis. Am 05.10.1937 von einer Trojka der UNKWD, Protokoll Nr. 13 in Sachen M. (E.) Petrenko-Nesterenko (Akte
10. Volga Villages: Nicknames [1]
I thought it might be an interesting thread if everyone stated the nickname of their Volga village. Josefstal was also called "Schwab kuhtor", which means farm of Schwab. Even though the village was officially formed in 1852, Church records show people were being born in "Schwab kuhtor" in 1850. Anyone else? Edward (Ted) Gerk
11. Re: First Settler Lists or Original Immigrant lists for Volga Villages [1]
Patrice Miller wrote: >On the Volga web site, there is a comprehensive list of all the villages >that original settler lists are available. These lists are also know as >1767 census lists or first colonist lists or first immigrant lists. > >http://www.webbitt.com/volga/gene-osl.html Available meaning published? Igor Pleve Einwanderung in das Wolgagebiet 1764-1767 Volume II includes alphabetically the villages Galka - Kutter, and according to the Volga web site there are two more volumes to come. Doe
12. Re: [GV] Obit [1]
Jorge, I found part of his obit in the Oregongonian's online web site, _http://www.oregonlive.com/_ (http://www.oregonlive.com/) Here it is: December 10, 1992 JOSEPH JOHN GETTIG A Mass of Christian Burial for Joseph John Gettig of Southeast Portland will be at 11 a.m. Thursday in Ascension Catholic Church. Bur ial will be in Willamette National Cemetery. Mr. Gettig died of heart problems Sunday in his home at the age of 70. He was born April 1, 1922, in Corwith, Iowa. He served as a chief p
13. obit: Dortman Thone Krei Rudebeck Vogel [1]
Vonnie M. Rudebeck, 69, of rural Elkhart Lake, died Monday evening, Jan. 24, 2005 at Aurora Sheboygan Memorial Medical Center after a lengthy illness. She was the former Vonnie Dortman born June 29, 1935 in Hilbert daughter of Verona Thone Dortman and the late John Dortman Sr. Vonnie was a graduate of Central High School in Sheboygan. On June 4, 1955 she married Roger Kreis. Vonnie, Roger and their family managed Sheboygan County Marsh Park for ten years. Roger preceded her in death on October 20, 198
14. German Origins, project progress report, request for help [1]
Hi fellow GR -- Happy New Year 2005! As of today 24 Volga colonies have their First Settlers' Lists (FSL) and Mai&Marquardt info, along with some Stumpp info, entered in the German Origins portion of the AHSGR web site: http://www.ahsgr.org/german_origins.htm. Those colonies included so far are -- Anton, Balzer, Bangert, Bauer, Bettinger, Frank, Huck, Jagodnaya Polyana, Kamenka, Kautz, Kraft, Krasnoyar, Kratzke, Kukkus, Kutter, Leichtling, Merkel, Preuss, Roethling, Rothammel, Schuck, Sewald, Stahl-am-K
15. Saratov Archives records [1]
Could someone please refresh my memory of the recent records found by the Saratov Archives which was mentioned at the Modesto conference? Thank you. Elaine/Michael Sharp
16. obit: Hoffmann [1]
Fort Morgan Times Fort Morgan, Colorado 01-28-05 Frederick Hoffmann, 88, lifelong resident of the Fort Morgan community, died Wednesday evening in the emergency room of the St. Thomas More Hospital in Canon City. Hoffmann was born Jan. 23, 1917, in Fort Morgan to Conrad and Katherine (Krening) Hoffmann. He married Rachel Schultz Oct. 2, 1938, in Fort Morgan. Prior to retirement, he had worked as a sugar technician at Western Sugar. He was a charter member of the Lutheran Church of Our Redeemer. He enjoyed
17. Rosenberg nickname [1]
Rosenberg was originally built round a small farming community called Umet - in ful, Umet Ilovlinska - as I understand it the farm on the river Ilovla - and that is today the Russian name of the village. Richard
18. Obit, Robert L. Foos [1]
Scottsbluff Star Hearld Scottsbluff, NE 12 Jan 2005 Robert L. Foos Robert L. Foos, 72, of Gering, died Thursday, Jan. 6, 2005, at his home south of Melbeta. Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m., Wednesday Jan. 12, at Dugan-Kramer Funeral Chapel in Scottsbluff with Pastor Barry Warpness officiating. Interment will be at Creighton Valley Cemetery in Melbeta. Nebraska National Guard will give military honors. A reception will follow the service for family and friends at the Days Inn in Scottsbluff. Memor
19. villages starting with " Umet" [1]
There are several villages whose Russian name starts off with the pronper noun "Umet" - The noun "Umet" means: a) Coaching inn - stagecoach stopover b) A Khutor in the Steppes "Khutor" has several connotations from farm to hamlet, meaning maybe a farming community, might be owned by one main owner with other farmers living and renting land there. Vera Beljakova-Miller > Rosenberg was originally built round a small farming community called Umet - > in ful, Umet Ilovlinska - as I understand it the farm
20. Skype phone service [1]
Greetings, I wanted to pass along information on SKYPE, an internet phone service. It uses your computer and the internet to make phone calls. Just moments ago I talked with my brother in Tokyo, the connection was clear and instantaneous, (I was calling from Kansas). Best of all it was FREE. I set up the program and hardware (plugged in and set up microphone) in less than a half hour. The degree in difficulty was between easy to moderate. Both parties have to have the software installed. http://www.skyp
21. RE: [GV] Type of records archived / details [1]
The problem with this is of all the talks we have heard on records, very few mention the family lists...which leads me to believe that although some survived, most did not. Or...they just have not been found. At any rate, we just do not have access to these family lists. But we do have access to Church books and census records. Ted Gerk -----Original Message----- From: atacama@global.co.za [mailto:atacama@global.co.za] Sent: January 8, 2005 3:09 AM To: GER-VOLGA-L@rootsweb.com Subject: [GV] Type of re
22. MARTENS on victim List [1]
MARTENS, Iwan/Johann (Sohn von David), mit dem 16. Gefangenentransport aus Kasachstan verschleppt. Seine Familie - Br|der und Schwestern - lie_en sich als Russen in ihre Pdsse eintragen und kamen unversehrt davon. Die Vorfahren dieser Familie waren Auswanderer aus Holland. Ab 1941 als Verbannter in Norilsk. Arbeitete lange Zeit als Eisenbahnarbeiter an der Station Tundra (man nannte ihn "Professor der Eisenbahn-Wissenschaften", weil er ein gutes Geddchtnis und umfangreiche Fdhigkeiten besa_, gut |berlegte -
23. Do I have a problem? [1]
I have not received anything for some time - is there a problem with you or me? Thelma Mills http://www.mariental-louis.com/ Searching for: Magdalena Hermann, b. 1806, spouse of Peter Kinderknecht, b. 1804 Leonard Kantner, b. 1767, spouse of Katrina Kinderknecht, b. 1767
24. Re: more on records / ] Marriage Ccertificate [1]
Vera, Thanks for the clarification, so the lists sent to the Volost were just taken from the same civil or adminstrative records we have previously discussed. And what was recorded in the civil or adminstrative records varied tremendously over the years and from village to village. And in the case of Josefstal the records appear to be very detailed with complete lists of births, deaths and marriages. The copies of these records sent to the Volost could be another source of information if the original
25. Schlagel, Lehr, Schmidt [1]
LAUREL - Katherine Schlagel was born Dec. 9, 1912, in Neu-Messer, Russia, the daughter of Jacob and Katherine (Schmidt) Lehr. In 1913, her German family emigrated from Russia to the United States and settled in Laurel, Mont. She married Henry Schlagel, on July 11, 1933. Together they lived in Laurel, until Henry's death on Feb. 20, 1987. They were blessed with one daughter, Mrs. Don (Elsie) Schladweiler. Mrs. Schlagel was a housewife and active in First Congregational Church, including Ladies Aid. She moved
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