Germans from Russia/ by Vincent Folk
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"A paper given at the A.G.S. Seminar '87, 4 April 1987, Medicine Hat, Alberta.".
The term "Russia" in the subject heading refers to the locality designation in the historical Russian Empire or Soviet Union.
Bessarabia is now part of Moldavia and the Ukraine.
Brief history of German emigrant colonies in Bessarabia and the Odessa (Kherson) region of the Ukraine and their subsequent emigration to North America beginning in the 1870's.
Includes information on three "Germans from Russia" organizations.
Includes bibliography.
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