Magazines:

Assumption Abbey Newsletter - California District Council (CDC) Report - German Life - Heritage Review - Life Magazine - The Midwest Review - Mitteilungsblatt -North Dakota History - North Dakota Horizons - North Dakota Living Magazine (formerly North Dakota REC/RTC Magazine) - Prairies - Volk auf dem Weg - Other Magazines

• Gross, Brother Placid."A Bad Case of the Giggles." Assumption Abbey Newsletter 31, no. 4: October 2003.

• "60th Anniversary Rally in Berlin.” California District Council Report, Spring 2002.
• “California German-Russia History.” California District Council Report, Spring 2004.
• “California German Russians in 1920.” California District Council Report, Spring 2002.
• “German Russians on the Front Page of the New York Times.” California District Council Report, Spring 2002.
• “Our Ethnic Foods: Culinary Inroads into California.” California District Council Report , Spring 2004, 7.
• “The Religious History of the Germans-Russians in the USA.” California District Council Report, Fall 2003, 6-7.
• “Wissen Sie?: A Perspective on Emma Schwabenland Haynes (1907-1984).” California District Council Report, Spring 2004, 6.

German Life (LaVale, Maryland)

• Beidler, James M. “Family Research: Databases Help Decipher German Church Books.” German Life, June/July 2004, 64.
• Brauer, Birgit. “Tarnished Dreams: Russians-Germans in Germany.” German Life, August/September 1995, 21-24.
• Dill, Valery. “Striving for Stability.” German Life, August/Septmber 1995, 24.
• Scott, Anika. “Hamburg: Gateway to America.” German Life, April/May 2003, 36-38.

Heritage Review (Bismarck, North Dakota)

• Herzog, Johannes. “A Childhood in Siberia of Refugees, Wolves, and Kirghiz.” Heritage Review 35, no. 4: December 2005, 31-41.
• Iseminger, Dr. Gordon L. “The Gottlieb Dockters: German-Russian Hostelers of Emmons County.” Heritage Review 14, no. 1: February 1984, 4-8.

Life Magazine

• “Eureka, S.D. was Once the World’s Wheat Mart.” Life 3, no. 5: 2 August 1937, 20.
• “A Golden Stream of Wheat Flows from the Thresher to the Eleveator.” Life 3, no. 5: 2 August 1937, 16.
• “The U.S. Wheat Farmer gets a Good Price for a Bumper Crop.” Life 3, no. 5: 2 August 1937, 15.

The Midwest Review (Wayne, Nebraska)

• Iseminger, Gordon L. “Hunhuskers, Red Cross Rooster and Uncle Sam Whiskers: The McIntosh County German-Russian in World War I.” Midwest Review, 1992, 23-46.
• Hardtke, Birgit. “A Successful Surprise for the President of the Federal Republic of Germany, for the First Time, Horst Köhler Received a Comprehensive Presentation of his Family History.” Midwest Review, 16 December 2004, 1.
  

Mitteilungsblatt (Hannover, Germany)

• Hardtke, Birgit. “A Successful Surprise for the President of the Federal Republic of Germany.” Mitteilungsblatt, 16 December 2004, 1.
• Maier, Hermann and Ida Moritz Maier. “The Lonely Bell of Neu-Paris (Die Einsame Glocke in Neu-Paris).” Mitteilungsblatt, 4 January 2001.
• Matthies, Irma. “Journey into the Past.” Mitteilunsblatt, 15 November 2007, 2-3.
• Ueltzhoefer, Erna (Kaldun). “The Final Christmas in Bessarabia, 1939- The First Christmas in Germany, 1940.” Mitteilungsblatt, 20 December 2007, 1-2.
• Winkler, Ella Jeske. “Neu-Elft Observes its 175th.” Mitteilungsblatt, 1 February 2001, 2.
• Ziebart, Siegmund. “Our 34th Bundestreffen, Which Will Take Place on June 4, 2000 at 10 am in the Forum in Ludwigsburg, is Already Casting Its Shadows. Sixty Years After the Resettlement, We Will Meet with the Motto.” Mitteilungsblatt, 6 April 2000.
• Ziebart-Ruer, Elvera. “One Horrible Sunday in Arzis, June of 1940.” Mitteilungsblatt, 16 June 2005.

• Iseminger, Gordon L. “C.C. Becker: McIntosh County German-Russian Pioneer.” North Dakota History 50, no. 3: Summer 1983, 4-13.
• Iseminger, Gordon L. “The McIntosh County German-Russians: The First Fifty Years.” North Dakota History 51, no. 3: Summer 1984, 4-23.
• Rippley, Dr. La Vern J. "F.W. Sallet and the Dakota Freie Presse." North Dakota History 59, no. 4: Summer 1992, 2-20.

• Collin, Andrea Winkjer. “Soulful Sound: Newest Tribute to the Heritage of Germans from Russia.” North Dakota Horizons, Winter 2005, 18-20.
• Coomber, Jim and Sheldon Green. “Strasburg’s Historic Church Sts. Peter & Paul.” North Dakota Horizons, Winter 1997.
• Cox, Charlotte, Jay Gage, and Mike Miller. “Prairie Weavers: New Germans from Russia Exhibit Follows Threads of the Kempf Family.” North Dakota Horizons, Spring 1996.
• Hagerty, Marilyn. “Notable North Dakotans William Sherman: Preacher and Teacher.” North Dakota Horizons,Winter 1997.
• Miller, Michael M. “Polkas, Waltzes and Champagne Music Gift of the Lawrence Welk Collection to NDSU.” North Dakota Horizons, Winter 1994.
• Vossler, Ron. “Journey to the Homeland.” North Dakota Horizons, Winter 1997.
• “The Soil was Everything for the Germans from Russia.” North Dakota Horizons, March 1992.
• “Tourism Draws Visitors to the Churches.” North Dakota Horizons, Winter 1992.

• Entzle, Anna. “Bible, an Enduring Keepsake.” North Dakota REC/RTC, July 1999.
• “Magnificent Churches on the Prairie.” North Dakota REC/RTC, April 1997, 18-19.
• "Readers, Submit Your Memories of North Dakota's 20th Century." North Dakota REC/RTC, May 1998, 5.
• Speidel, Lucille. “Mysterious Paper Depicts Czar, Czarina.” North Dakota REC/RTC, June 1996.
• Vossler, Ron. “You Can Go Home Against with the ‘Aussiedlers’ in Stuttgart, Germany.” North Dakota REC/RTC, March 1997.
• Vossler, Ron. “Pilgrims in the Valley of Tears.” North Dakota REC/RTC, February 2000, 20-21.
• Vossler, Ron. “Hardwood Glory, ‘60s-Style.” North Dakota REC/RTC, March 2000, 11.
• Winistorfer, Jo Ann. “Lawrence Welk: ‘Uh-One and Uh-Two…’” North Dakota Living, May 2002, 30.
• Winistorfer, Jo Ann. “Iron Crosses: Sentinels of the Prairie.” North Dakota Living, April 2003, 18-20.
• Winistorfer, Jo Ann. “River Towns Host Pioneer Elevators.” North Dakota Living, October 2005, 22-23.
• Winistorfer, Jo Ann. “Newspapers Write North Dakota’s History.” North Dakota Living, November 2006, 28-30.
• Vossler, Ron. “More than a Celebration: Centennials Bring Revelry, Reverie.” North Dakota REC/RTC, n.d.

Prairies (Ashley, North Dakota)

• 1986
  • Buchholz, L.E. “An Easy-Going Fellow.” Prairies 10, no. 1: Spring 1986, 20. [PDF]
  • “Passages to Dakota: A Woman’s Viewpoint.” Prairies 10, no. 1: Spring 1986, 14-19.
• 1985
  • “100 Years of Service.” Prairies 9, no. 4: October/November/December 1985, 8-18. [PDF]
  • Buchholz, L.E. “Life in Southern Russia.” Prairies 8, no. 7: February 1985, 28. [PDF]
  • Buchholz, L.E. “Ticket to America.” Prairies 8, no. 8: March 1985, 24-25. [PDF]
  • Buccholz, L.E. “When President Mckinley was Shot.” Prairies 8, no. 9: April 1985, 18-19. [PDF]
  • Buchholz, L.E. “Planting Corn.” Prairies 8, no. 10: May 1985, 20-21. [PDF]
  • Buchholz, L.E. “Stubborn Mules?” Prairies 9, no. 1: June/July 1985, 23-24. [PDF]
  • Buchholz, L.E. “Home, Sweet Home.” Prairies 9, no. 2: August 1985, 19-20. [PDF]
  • Buchholz, L.E. “Boyhood Antics.” Prairies 9, no. 3: September 1985, 19. [PDF]
  • Buchholz, L.E. “Trails of a Horse-Racer.” Prairies 9, no. 4: October/November/December 1985, 20-21. [PDF]
  • “Family of Anton and Agnes Lacher Werlinger.” Prairies 8, no. 7: February 1985, 2-3. [PDF]
  • “Glad to Have a Home Again.” Prairies 9, no. 1: June/July 1985, 20-22.
  • Halverson, Carol Just. “Unser Leute The Story of the German Russia People Part I.” Prairies 9, no. 2: August 1985, 12-18.
  • Halverson, Carol Just. “Unser Leute The Story of the German Russia People Part II.” Prairies 9, no. 3: September 1985, 14-18.
  • Lacher, Marion. “Pioneer Family, Part 2.” Prairies 8, no. 7: February 1985, 24-27.
  • “Man’s Best Friend: A Champion Show Horse.” Prairies 8, no. 9: April 1985, 6-9. [PDF]
  • Opp, Danial D. “Early Days of South Dakota, Part I.” Prairies 8, no. 7: February 1985, 12-20.
  • Opp, Daniel D. “Early Days of South Dakota, Part II.” Prairies 8, no. 8: March 1985, 12-18. [PDF]
  • Opp, Daniel D. “Early Days of South Dakota fire and Smoke/Ruin and Death, Part III.” Prairies 8, no. 9: April 1985, 10-16.
  • Opp, Daniel D. “Early Days of South Dakota, The Dry Years Part IV.” Prairies 8, no. 10: May 1985, 12-14, 16-19.
  • “Passage to Dakota: A Man’s Viewpoint.” Prairies 9, no. 4: October/November/December 1985, 22-27.
  • Pfeiffer, Ann Marie. "94 Years Young." Prairies 8, no. 7: February 1985, 8-10.
  • Plumb, Sally. “Prairie Song.” Prairies 9, no. 2: August 1985, 8-11. [PDF]
  • “Psalm of Glass and Brick.” Prairies 9, no. 1: June/July 1985, 6-10.
  • “Starting a Bank.” Prairies 8, no. 9: April 1985, 30-32.
• 1984/1985
  • Buchholz, L.E. “Remembering Farm Buildings.” Prairies 8, no. 6: December/January 1984-1985, 20. [PDF]
  • “Church Architecture.” Prairies 8, no. 6: December/January 1984-1985, 31-33. [PDF]
  • Juhnke, Frieda Huber. “From Russia to Dakota.” Prairies 8, no. 6: December/January 1984-1985, 43-40, 42-43. [PDF]
  • Overlie, Warren. “A Russian Christmas.” Prairies 8, no. 6: December/January 1984-1985, 8-13. [PDF]
• 1984
  • “100-Year-Old Farm.” Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 84-87. [PDF]
  • Baumann, Alma. “The Inheritance Part III.” Prairies 7, no. 3: February 1984, 14-18. [PDF]
  • Buccholz, L.E. “Ya’ Can’t Beat the Dakotas!” Prairies 7, no. 3: February 1984, 19-20. [PDF]
  • Buccholz, L.E. “A List From 1938.” Prairies 7, no. 4: March 1984, 26-28. [PDF]
  • Buccholz, L.E. “Oh, My Aching Back!” Prairies 7, no. 5: April 1984, 23-24. [PDF]
  • Buccholz, L.E. “Growing Rocks.” Prairies 7, no. 6: May 1984, 15-16. [PDF]
  • Buchholz, L.E. “Dragging.” Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 120-121. [PDF]
  • Buchholz, L.E. “Making Hay While the Sun Shines.” Prairies 8, no. 1: August 1984, 18-19. [PDF]
  • Buccholz, L.E. “Road Work was Nothing to Sneeze at!” Prairies 8, no. 4: October 1984, 22-23. [PDF]
  • Buccholz, L.E. “Riding and Driving.” Prairies 8, no. 5: November 1984, 21-22. [PDF]
  • “Cherry King.” Prairies 8, no. 3: September 1984 111-112.
  • “Dakota Picturesques.” Prairies 8, no. 3: September 1984, 25, 29. [PDF]
  • “The Dirty Thirties.” Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 44-45. [PDF]
  • “Historic Home.” Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 122-139.
  • Lacher, Marion. “Pioneer Family.” Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 23-35.
  • Larson, Mabel Bettenhausen. “My Life in McIntosh County Happy Memories of Loving Family.” Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 18-22.
  • “List of Veterans.” Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 57-69. [PDF]
  • “Lost in a Blizzard.” Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 13-18.
  • “Map of Country.” Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 74-75.
  • Nitschke, Lillian. “A Long Walk to Edgeley.” Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 20-22.
  • Neu, Leona. “Five Generations on Homestead.” Prairies 7. no. 7: June/July 1984, 88-89.
  • Neu, Lenona. “Life-Giving Seed.” Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 46,48. [PDF]
  • Neu, Leona. “Mama’s Aprons.” Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 54.
  • “Off to a New, Untamed Land.” Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 79-81.
  • Rau, Oscar. “Bad Old Days.” Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 70-72. [PDF]
  • “Scrapbook.” Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 114-115. [PDF]
  • Schill, Rev. Victor. “Out of Russia.” Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 90-110, 113.
  • “Schwarz Family History.” Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 53.
  • “Tragedy in Ashley.” Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 50 & 52. [PDF]
  • “Two Farms for Families.” Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 85-87.
  • Ulrich, Terry. “A Scary Night Under the Stars.” Prairies 7, no. 7: June/July 1984, 81-84.
  • “The Way We Were.” Prairies 8, no. 1: August 1984, 32-35. [PDF]
  • Weber, Martha Nill. “Thistles and Lace a Photographic Journey Part I: The Nills.” Prairies 7, no. 5: April 1984, 10-22. [PDF]
  • Weber, Martha Nill. “Thistles and Lace a Photographic Journey Part II.” Prairies 7, no. 6: May 1984, 26-32 & 34-35.
  • “A ‘Wonderful Man.” Praries 8, no. 4: October 1984, 8-15.
• 1983/1984
  • Baumann, Alma. “The Inheritance Part II.” Prairies 7, no. 2: December/January 1983-1984, 18-23. [PDF]
  • Buchholz, L.E. “Depending on Horses.” Prairies 7, no. 2: December/January 1983-1984, 24-25 & 28. [PDF]
  • “Decorating with Meaning (and Fun!).” Prairies 7, no. 2: December/January 1983-1984, 44-48 & 50-51. [PDF]
  • “An Old-Fashioned Christmas.” Prairies 7, no. 2: December/January 1983-1984, 12-17. [PDF]
• 1983
  • “Autumn Scenery.” Prairies 7, no. 1: November 1983, 24-31. [PDF]
  • Baumann, Alma. “The Inheritance the Epic Journey of the German-Russian Pioneers Part I.” Prairies 7, no. 1: November 1983, 16-20. [PDF]
  • Buchholz, L.E. “Keeping Warm!” Prairies 7, no. 1: November 1983, 22-23. [PDF]
  • “Real McCoy(s).” Prairies 7, no. 1: November 1983, 10-15. [PDF]
• 1980
  • New, Leona. “Humble Beginnings.” Prairies 6, no. 2: Fall 1980, 7-8. [PDF]
  • New, Leona. “Humble Beginnings Part II.” Prairies 6, no. 3: Winter 1980, 4-5. [PDF]
• 1979
  • “Food from the Old Country.” Prairies 4, no. 4: Spring 1979, 58-62. [PDF]
  • “German-Russian Recipes.” Prairies 5, no. 1: Summer 1979, 16-17. [PDF]
  • “The Hutterites Facing their Fifth Century.” Prairies 5, no. 3: Winter 1979, 8-9. [PDF]
  • Jahraus, William. “Why German-Russian Settlers Didn’t Run for Public Office.” Prairies 5, no. 3: Winter 1979, 2-7. [PDF]
  • “Moving Day.” Prairies 4, no. 4: Spring 1979, 42-47. [PDF]
  • Nitschke, Lillian. “Living Pioneers.” Prairies 5, no. 1: Summer 1979, 6-7. [PDF]
  • “Searc-hing for One’s Roots.” Prairies 5, no. 1: Summer 1979, 14. [PDF]
  • “The Secret Prank.” Prairies 4, no. 4: Spring 1979, 54 & 56. [PDF]
• 1978
  • “Assumption Abbey Monastic Outpost on Lonely Prairie has Long Record in Proving Service.” Prairies 4, no. 3: Winter 1978, 8-19, 50. [PDF]
  • Baumann, Florence. “Danzig.” Prairies, Fall 1978, 28-42. [PDF]
  • “Grandfather with 93 Grandchildren Says it’s Good Thing He Likes Kids!” Prairies, Fall 1978, 10-18. [PDF]
  • Kramer, Eddie. “Langer and the Dirty Thirties.” Prairies 5, no. 1: January 1978, 6-7. [PDF]
  • Kramer, Eddie. “Langer and the Dirty Thirties Part 2: The Trial.” Prairies 3, no. 7: February 1978, 46-52. [PDF]
  • Kramer, Eddie. “Langer and the Dirty Thirties Part 3: The Verdict.” Prairies 3, no. 8: Spring 1978, 16-18 & 20-26. [PDF]
  • “Napoleon, North Dakota.” Prairies 3, no. 6: January 1978, 28-35. [PDF]
  • “There Were No Christmas Trees for Germans in Russia.” Prairies 4, no. 3: Winter 1978, 32-34. [PDF]
  • Redman, Vonda Kaye. “Writings of Dakota Women Pioneers.” Prairies 3, no. 8: Spring 1978, 46-52. [PDF]
  • Wishek, Nine Farley. “In 1889 the Prairie was a Land of Vast Silence.” Prairies 4, no. 3: Winter 1978, 36 & 38-40. [PDF]
• 1977
  • “A Beautiful Antique House.” Prairies 3, no. 6: November 1977, 26-32. [PDF]
  • “An Afternoon in Gackle.” Prairies 3, no. 4: September 1977, 30-35. [PDF]
  • Ehley, Clara. “All in the Family.” Prairies 3, no. 2: July 1977, 28-35. [PDF]
  • “In Ellendale’s Early Days, Railroad was ‘All Important’.” Prairies 2, no. 6: January 1977, 28-30. [PDF]
  • “Growing Up on the Prairie.” Prairies 3, no. 5: October 1977, 44-48. [PDF]
  • Mehlhaff, Bruce G. “Pioneer Doctor.” Prairies 7, no. 7: February 1977, 26-28. [PDF]
  • Newsom, Florence. “An Unforgettable Man.” Prairies 3, no. 7: December 1977, 40-42. [PDF]
  • Overlie, Warren. “The Hutterites: Fulfulling an Ancient Ideal.” Prairies 3, no. 1: June 1977, 12-23. [PDF]
  • “Seventeen Children in Family: A Very Special Childhood.” Prairies 3, no. 6: November 1977, 34-38. [PDF]
  • Sprunk, Larry. “Logan County Cattle King.” Prairies 3, no. 2: July 1977, 24-27. [PDF]
  • Sprunk, Larry. “Burnstad – Portrait of a Pioneer Town.” Prairies 3, no. 3: August 1977, 30-34 & 36-39. [PDF]
  • “Town Celebrates Birthday.” Prairies 3, no. 1: June 1977, 36-39 & 41. [PDF]
  • “Visiting Kulm.” Prairies 3, no. 5: October 1977, 12-25. [PDF]
  • “White Roots the Life and Time of Karl Wacker, and Immigrant Part I: The Crossing.” Prairies 2, no. 9: June 1977, 28-30 & 32 & 34. [PDF]
  • “White Roots the Life and Time of Karl Wacker, an Immigrant Part II.” Prairies 2, no. 8: May 1977, 32-37. [PDF]
  • “White Roots.” Prairies 3, no. 1: June 1977, 25-29. [PDF]
  • “White Roots.” Prairies 3, no. 2: July 1977, 36-39 & 41. [PDF]
  • “White Roots.” Prairies 3, no. 3: August 1977, 24-27. [PDF]
• 1976
  • “Drama, History, Art Combine at Eureka, Ellendale for Extracaganza Entertainment.” Prairies 2, no. 3: September 1976, 18 & 20-21. [PDF]
  • “In 1880s, When Traveling Pastor Arrived it was Always a Special Occasion.” Prairies 2, no. 4: August 1976, 22-23. [PDF]
  • “Small Town of Greenway Recalls Glorious Rural Life Some 75 Years Ago.” Prairies 1, no. 14: July 1976, 22 & 24-25. [PDF]
  • “Sod Houses – Vital ‘Invention’ for Successful Prairie Living.” Prairies 2, no. 6: November 1976, 28-29. [PDF]
• 1975
  • Dewald, Evon J. “Woodcarving Can’t be Learned, Says Napoleon Expert.” Prairies, October 1975, 20-21. [PDF]
  • Fischer, David C. “Loneliness of Prairie Created Problems for Early Settlers.” Prairies, October 1975, 22. [PDF]
  • “New Approaches Help Make School Days Golden Rule Days.” Prairies, October 1975, 15-18. [PDF]
  • Overlie, Warran. “Fabulous Rott Family Collection in Ashley Resembles Santa’s Secret Treasures.” Prairies 1, no. 7: December 1975, 12-21. [PDF]

• “29th Bundestreffen of the Germans from Russia.” Volk auf dem Weg, January 2007, 2-3.
• “29th Bundestreffen of the Germans from Russia.” Volk auf dem Weg, February 2007, 2.
• “200 Years Back: The Great Movement of Germans to the Black Sea.” Volk auf dem Weg, August/September 2003, 18-20.
• “2000 – No Bundestreffen in Stuttgart.” Volk aud dem Weg, March 2000, 2.
• “9,375 Germans in Alma Ata.” Volk auf dem Weg, June 1991, 15.
• “Address by the National Chairman of the Landsmanschaft.” Volk auf dem Weg, July 2004.
• “An Appeal from the National Directors of the Landsmannschaft to All of Our Countrymen.” Volk auf dem Weg, November 1993, 4.
• Articles by Dr. Viktor Krieger
  • Krieger, Dr. Viktor. "Chelyabmetallurgstroy of the NKVD of the USSR -- The Largest Forced Labor Camp for German-Russians." Volk auf dem Weg, June 2006, 20-22.
  • Krieger, Dr. Viktor. “Germano-phobia in the Russian Empire and in the Soviet Union.” Volk auf dem Weg, October 2006, 13-14.
  • Krieger, Dr. Viktor. “Germano-phobia in the Russia Empire and in the Soviet Union.” Volk auf dem Weg, November 2006, 17-19.
  • Krieger, Dr. Viktor. “Germano-phobia in the Russian Empire and in the Soviet Union.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2006, 17-19.
  • Krieger, Dr. Viktor. “Disobedience, Protest and Resistance by German-Russian in the Soviet State.” Volk auf dem Weg, February 2007, 14.
  • Krieger, Dr. Viktor. “Disobedience, Protest and Resistance by German-Russians in the Soviet State.” Volk auf dem Weg, March 2007, 12-14.
  • Krieger, Dr. Viktor. “Disobedience, Protest and Resistance by German-Russians in the Soviet State.” Volk auf dem Weg, April 2007, 14-16.
  • Krieger, Dr. Viktor. “The Identity-Enhancing Function of Historical Experiences.” Volk auf dem Weg, April 2007, 5.
  • Krieger, Dr. Viktor. “Disobedience, Protest and Resistance by German-Russians in the Soviet State.” Volk auf dem Weg, May 2007, 28-29.
  • Krieger, Dr. Viktor. “Disobedience, Protest and Resistance by German-Russians in the Soviet State.” Volk auf dem Weg, July 2007, 18-20.
  • Krieger, Dr. Viktor. "Disobedience, Protest and Resistance by German-Russians in the Soviet Union.” Volk auf dem Weg, October 2007, 12-13.
  • Krieger, Viktor Dr. “Disobedience, Protest and Resistance by German-Russians in the Soviet Union (Part 7).” Volk auf dem Weg, November 2007, 10-11.
  • Krieger, Dr. Viktor. “Disobedience, Protest and Resistance by German-Russians in the Soviet Union (Part 8).” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2007, 12-14.
• Bata, Josef. “German-Russians’ Pilgrimage to the Mother of God Shrine in Deggingen.” Volk auf dem Weg, October 2005, 8.
• “Bavaria House in Odessa.” Volk auf dem Weg, October 1993.
• Bender, Ida. “Dominik Hollman.” Volk auf dem Weg, Autumn 2004, 20-25.
• Bergner, Dr. Christoph. “Do Not Sell Your Identity Below Its True Value, a Speech by the Representative for Aussiedler.” Volk auf dem Weg, July 2007, 6-8.
• Biber, Helene. “A Russian German Career in Munich; Mit Know how aus Siberian zum Chef an der Isar.” Volk auf dem Weg, June 1999.
• “The Bishop and His Trip Out of the Country.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 1993, 9.
• “Bishop from Nowosikirsk Visits.” Volk auf dem Weg, November 1993, 8.
• “Bishop Werth at Bishop Walter Kasper’s.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 1993.
• “Bishop Joseph Werth is Awarded the Federal Cross of Merit.” Volk auf dem Weg, April 2006, 3-4.
• “Bishop Joseph Werth Spreads the News in the USA About His Diocese.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 1993, 9.
• Bosch, A. and J. Lingor. “The End of Black Sea German Colonies.” Volk auf dem Weg, April 1994, 5-7.
• “Bosch, Anton, 70 years Old.” Volk auf dem Weg, October 2004, 19-20.
• Bosch, Anton. “Christmas Customs in the Black Sea Area.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2000, 17.
• Bosch, Anton. “Germans from Russia or Germans from Ukraine.” Volk auf dem Weg, February 2001, 24.
• Bosch, Anton. “Travel to Kandel, Selz, Baden and Strasburg new Odessa.” Volk auf dem Weg, November 2001, 22-23.
• Bosch, Anton. “Two Hundred Years of Mass Immigration by Germans to Black Sea Region.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2003, 24-25.
• Bosch, Anton. “An Obituruary for Dr. Ernst Christianson.” Volk auf dem Weg, February 2005, 43.
• Bosch, Anton. “Regardning the Trauerbuch Odessa (Odessa Mourning Book).” Volk auf dem Weg, February 2007, 21.
• Brantsch, Ingmar, and Sonja Janke. “The Second Conference of German-Russian Authors in 2002.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2002, 25.
• Brantsch, Ingmar. “Lexikon of German-Russia Literature.” Volk auf dem Weg, November 2004, 24.
• Brantsch, Ingmar. “Lexikon of German-Russian Literature.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2004, 11.
• Brantsch, Ingmar. “Lexikon of German-Russian Literature.” Volk auf dem Weg, January 2005, 24.
• Brantsch, Ingmar. “Lexikon of German-Russian Literature.” Volk auf dem Weg, February 2005, 17.
• “Catholic Christians in Siberia (Katholische Christen in Sibirien).” Volk auf dem Weg, March 2001, 12-13.
• “Chronology of Anti-German Measures in Russia/USSR.” Volk auf dem Weg, August/September 2007, 10-15.
• “Close Collaboration with Russia is Advantageous for the Russian-Germans.” Volk auf dem Weg, August 1994, 3-9.
• “The Coat of Arms of the Bessarabia-Germans.” Volk auf dem Weg, July 2006, 7.
• “The Colony of Zuerichtal, Founded 200 Years Ago by Swiss Immigrants.” Volk auf dem Weg, Autumn 2004, 26-33.
• “Cultural Council of the Germans from Russia.” Volk auf dem Weg, November 1993, 3.
• “Cultural Council and Landsmannschaft.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 1993, 5.
• Deibert, Franz. “Our Identity.” Volk auf dem Weg, March 2007, 27.
• “Drastic Decrease in the Numbers of Spaetaussiedler.” Volk auf dem Weg, February 2007, 2.
• “Edmund Imherr is Dead.” Volk auf dem Weg, October 2001, 18.
• Eisfeld, Dr. Alfred. “A Journey to the Volga Region.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2007, 8-9.
• Eisfeld, Alfred. “German-Russian Commemortaive Days.” Volk auf dem Weg, January 2008, 46.
• “Exchange of Opinion at the Center for Professional Education.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 1993, 10.
• “Farewell to Father Reinhardt.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2004, 11.
• “Federal Chancellor Merkel Meets with German-Russians in Tomsk.” Volk auf dem Weg, June 2006, 8-9.
• Fetsch, Albert. “Kleinliebental im Internet.” Volk auf dem Weg, May 1999, 39.
• “Fewer Late Arriving Aussiedler, Fewer Entry Applications, but More Problems with Integration.” Volk auf dem Weg, February 2004, 4-5.
• “Founding of a Relief Organization of Germans from Russia.” Volk auf dem Weg, January 2005, 5.
• Friebus, Svetlana. “Guardian in the Haus der Heimat in Wiesbaden.” Volk auf dem Weg, June 2006.
• “Gathering, Preserving and Presenting.” Volk auf dem Weg, April 2006, 20-22.
• “Georg Hildebrandt Survived 17 Soviet Camps and Reached the Age of 95 on June 27!” Volk auf dem Weg, July 2006, 34.
• “Germans and the History of Siberia.” Volk auf dem Weg, Jannuary 2004, 11.
• Giesbrecht, Agnes. “A History of Musical Instruments.” Volk auf dem Weg, November 2004, 16-17.
• “Glueckstal Colonies.” Volk auf dem Weg, July 2003, 55.
• “Golden Pin of Merit Presented to Anton Bosch.” Volk auf dem Weg, January 2004, 24.
• Goslin, Marta. “Christmas Time in Eigenfeld.” Volk auf dem Weg, January 2004, 30.
• “Grünefeld in the Ukrainian Steppe.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 1993, 6.
• “Guests from the US, Gaeste aur den USA, von der Redaktion.” Volk auf dem Weg, April 2007, 4.
• “Guests from the US, Gaeste aus den USA, von der Redaktion.” Volk auf dem Weg, July 2004, 13.
• Harsch Moderau, Elfriede. “Visit from North Dakota.” Volk auf dem Weg, July 1999.
• Heim, Pastor Christial. “Chelyabinsk – On the Trails of Persecution.” Volk auf dem Weg, January 2005, 22-23.
• “Heimatbuch 2004.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2003, 5.
• “The Heimatbuch 2007/2008 is Here!” Volk auf dem Weg, November 2007, 3.
• “Help for Ukraine and East Prussia.” Volk auf dem Weg, February 1994, 4.
• Hilbk, Merle. “Encounters in Siberia: A German-Russian on a Visit to His Old Home.” Volk auf dem Weg, November 2004, 23.
• Herle, Maria. “The Dog that Understood German.” Volk auf dem Weg, May 2005, 26.
• Hilkes, Peter. “Decision by Germans to Emigrate from USSR.” Volk auf dem Weg, June 1991, 11.
• Hilkes, Peter. “Black Sea Germans in North Dakota, USA: Strangers in the West Schwarzmeerdeutsche in North Dakota, USA: Unbekannte im Westen.” Volk auf dem Weg, March 1993, 4.
• Holzwarth-Kocher, Angelika. “On History’s Trail.” Volk auf dem Weg, January 2004, 29-30.
• Holzwarth-Kocher, Angelika. “200 Years of Zebrikovo, 127 Years of Hoffnungstal.” Volk auf dem Weg, February 2005, 10-11.
• Holzwarth-Kocher, Angelika. “200 Years of Zebrikovo, 127 Years of Hoffnungstal.” Volk auf dem Weg, April 2005, 18-20.
• Holzwarth-Kocher, Anegelika. “Searching for Ancestors.” Volk auf dem Weg, April 2005, 20.
• “Honoring Georg Hildebrandt.” Volk auf dem Weg, October 2003, 28.
• “I Saw the Heaven of My Forefathers.” Volk auf dem Weg, August 2006, 21.
• “Image of the Evacuees.” Volk auf dem Weg, June 1991, 16.
• “In Every Form of Art, the Soul of People is Heard.” Volk auf dem Weg, January 2008, 12-13.
• “In Service of the German Mother Tongue.” Volk auf dem Weg, August/September 2002, 37-38.
• “Intensifying Cultural Activities for our Countrymen.” Volk auf dem Weg, August/September 2007, 8-9.
• Issakow, Konstantin. “Before the Emigration Um Deutsch zu Bleiben (Whether to Remain German).” Volk auf dem Weg, 1991.
• Jundt, Raphael. “50 Years Back: Good-Bye to My Home Village Selz.” Volk auf dem Weg, April 1994, 7.
• Jundt, Raphael. “The 50th Anniversary of the Flight from Selz on the Dnyestr.” Volk auf dem Weg, April 1994, 5-7.
• Kampen, Hans and Johann Kampen. “Our Landsleute in the United States.” Volk auf dem Weg, November 1999.
• Kampen, Johann. “Historical Research Society Takes Stock after Three Years.” Volk auf dem Weg, January 2003, 38.
• Kampen, Johann. “From the Past and Present of German-Russian Literature: Nelly Wacker on her 85th Birthday.” Volk auf dem Weg, October 2004, 18-19.
• Kampen, Johann. “Nelly Daes; Author, Storyteller, Helper, Fighter.” Volk auf dem Weg,January 2005, 14.
• Kampen, Johann. “Ruth Kloetzel: 70 Years Old and Not a Bit Tired.” Volk auf dem Weg, April 2005, 43.
• Kampen, Johann. “Memories of Dr. Karl Stumpp.” Volk auf dem Weg, June 2006, 61.
• Kampen, Johann. “Dr. Emil Biedlingmeier’s Book on Katharienfeld.” Volk auf dem Weg, March 2007, 15.
• “Katharina Dillman: Don’t Give Up – Try Against!” Volk auf dem Weg, November 1993, 11.
• Knopp-Rueb, Gertrud. “Emilie, Lady of the Estate Christiansfeld.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2002, 33.
• Kosyrewa, M. “A Trip to Katharineental.” Volk auf dem Weg, October 2006, 24-25.
• Krieger, Viktor, and Alexander Spack. “Trials of Volga-German Intellectuals.” Volk auf dem Weg, April 2006, 16-17.
• Kromm, Dr. Natalie. “Volga-German Traces in Life and Work of the Author Boris Pil’nyak.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2006, 36-37.
• “Kulturtage der Deutschen aus Rußland in Geretsried (Oberbayern) Cultural.” Volk auf dem Weg, July 1999, 7.
• Laikam, Raimund. “The Large, Beautiful Village of Seelmann-Rovnoye on the Volga.” Volk auf dem Weg, April 2007, 25.
• Leh, Michael. “You Won’t Find Wealthy, Materialistic Atheism Here! (Einen Reichen, Materialistischen Atheismus gibt es hier nicht).” Volk auf dem Weg, March 2001, 13-14.
• Lehmann, David. “Sounds of Home; on a Grand Trip.” Volk auf dem Weg, March 2004.
• Lingor, Josef. “How I lived Through the Beginning of the War in the Kutschurganer Valley.” Volk auf dem Weg, August 1991, 8-9.
• “Living Ancestors.” Volk auf dem Weg March 2005, 22.
• Lobes, Helmut. “With You Home in Your Hear: On the 60th Anniversary of the Banishment of the Volga Germans.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2001, 16-17.
• Lobes, Helmut. “The Volga-Germans and Their Associations.” Volk auf dem Weg, August-September 2006, 36-37.
• Lobes, Helmat. “The Volga-Germans and Their Association.” Volk auf dem Weg, October 2006, 32-33.
• Lobes, Helmut. “The Volga-Germans and Their Society.” Volk auf dem Weg, November 2006, 15-17.
• Mack, Eduard. “Eduard Mack on his Book about Grossliebental.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2001, 34.
• Mangold, Wendelin. “The First Ten Years of the Cathedral, Transfiguration of the Lord.” Volk auf dem Weg, October 2007, 18.
• Markus, Natalja. “Christmas Eve in Frigid Siberia.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2007, 20-21.
• Matern, Norbet. “When the World Hates You: Persecution of the Catholic Church in the Ussr (Wenn die Welt euch hasst: Vergolgung der Katholischen Kirche in der USSR).” Volk auf dem Weg, March 2001, 14.
• Mayer, Helmut. “Visiting the Convention of Germans from Russia in the USA.” Volk auf dem Weg, November 2004, 13.
• Meier, Andreas. “This Book Belongs in the Home of Every Germans from Russia.” Volk auf dem Weg, July 2006, 39.
• “Memories of Eupatoria.” Volk auf dem Weg, July 2005, 46.
• Moderau, Walter. “You Linger in My Heart: Concert Tour of the Stuttgart Choir in the USA.” Volk auf dem Weg, October 1997, 19-20.
• Morgenstern, Alice. “Days of the Germans from Russia Geretsried (Upper Bavaria).” Volk auf dem Weg, July 1999, 7.
• Mueller, Rosa. “On the Identity of our Countrymen.” Volk auf dem Weg, May 2007, 26-27.
• Müller, Dr. Florian. “Christmas 1941 in Ukraine.” Volk auf dem Weg, April 1991.
• "The National Board Opts for a General Memorial Celebration in Berlin." Volk auf dem Weg, n.d.
• “Neuendorf in Bild und Wort (Neuendorf in Picture and Word).” Volk auf dem Weg, June 1991, 17.
• “New Bishops for Kazakhstan and Kirgystan.” Volk auf dem Weg, November 2006, 20-21.
• “New Catholic Church in Marx/Wolga.” Volk auf dem Weg, February 1994, 4.
• “A New Dimension was Opened Up for the Landestreffen der Landsmannschaft der Deutschen aus Rußland.” Volk auf dem Weg, October 1993.
• “A Newspaper for You; Walking a Fine Line between the Possible and the Impossible.” Volk auf dem Weg, February 2006, 11-12.
• “No Eradication in Cultural Activities: Support for Goettinger Arbeitskreis is to be Stopped.” Volk auf dem Weg, August/September 1999.
• “Odessa Book of Mourning - 2.” Volk auf dem Weg, January 2008, 13.
• “On the New Edition of the Martyrology Zeugen fuer Christus.” Volk aud dem Weg, December 2005, 21.
• “On the Trail of the Inexplicable; Juri Bender; At the Time I knew Dominik Hollman only as my Great-Grandfather.” Volk auf dem Weg, May 2005, 15.
• “Origins of the New (German) President Horst Koehler.” Volk auf dem Weg, October 2004, 24-25.
• Pauls, Alfred. “Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany to Peter Pauls in Brazil.” Volk auf dem Weg, January 2008, 42.
• Paulsen, Nina. “Time to Act: The Clock is at Five of Twelve.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2002, 6-7.
• Paulsen, Nina. “They Failed to Extinguish Cultural Identity.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2004, 8-9.
• Paulsen, Nina. “Groundbreaking Actions Contributing Toward Reconciliation.” Volk auf dem Weg, January 2005, 10.
• Paulsen, Nina. “Literature of the Germans from Russia Helping in Defusing Prejudices.” Volk auf dem Weg, February 2005, 16.
• Paulsen, Nina. “And Don’t Forget About Us!” Volk auf dem Weg, March 2005, 16-17.
• Paulsen, Nina. “Approaching History with Increased Objectivity: Historical Research Association Takes Stock.” Volk auf def Weg, December 2005, 10.
• Paulsen, Nina. “German-Russian Under Monarchy and Dictatorship: HFDR Publishes a New Volume of the Series ‘Russland-Deutsch Zeitgeschichte’.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2005, 11.
• Paulsen, Nina. “A Day with Bishop Nikolaus Messmer in Nuremberg.” Volk auf dem Weg, August/September 2007, 20-21.
• Paulsen, Nina. “History Demands the Whole Truth.” Volk auf dem Weg, January 2008, 12-13.
• Paulsen, Nina. “A Unique and Topical Work of Research.” Volk auf dem Weg, January 2008, 23.
• Paulsen, Nina. “You Can't Banish Your “Heimat“ From Your Mind." Volk auf dem Weg, March 2008, 40-41.
• “Pilgrims’ Mass with the Newly Ordained Priest Klemens Werth.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2002, 29.
• “Project Areas of the Landsmannschaft der Deutschen aus Russland.” Volk auf dem Weg, April 2007, 9.
• “Providing Opportunities – Taking Advantage of Opportunities by the Landsmannschaft.” Volk auf dem Weg, March 2007, 2-3.
• Reinelt, Kurt. “In the Land Exhiled, Martyrs and Pioneers.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2004, 20-21.
• Reinhardt, Father Eugen. “Odessa – Straszburg – Tiraspol after 45 Years.” Volk auf dem Weg, April 1991.
• Reinhardt, Father Eugen. “Sr. Rosa (Martin) Welk Called Home at 104 Years of Age.” Volk auf dem Weg, January 1996.
• Reinhardt, Father Eugen. “Is the Hedwig Project a Useful Model for German-Russian Catholics?” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2002, 23.
• “Resettlers from the Former Soviet Union or their Successor States.” Volk auf dem Weg, February 1994, 4.
• “Rhine, Volga, Irtysh.” Volk auf dem Weg, February 2007, 15.
• Richter, Georg. “Georg Richter: My Own End of the War.” Volk auf dem Weg, May 2005, 22-23.
• Riss, Hilda. “I Look Forward to New Surprises.” Volk auf dem Weg, March 2007, 11.
• Rotzsche, Wolfgand J. “On the History of Bishopric, Transfiguration of the Lord.” Volk auf dem Weg, October 2007, 18-19.
• Ruetsche, Norbert. “Zuerichtal on Crimea Celebrates: 200th Birthday of the Swiss-Founded Colony.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2005, 14-16.
• “Russian German News Summary.” Volk auf dem Weg, November 1999.
• Sailer, Bishop Volker E. “New Experiences with Lutheran Communities in Siberia.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 12, 1999.
• “Saving from Totally Deterioration.” Volk auf dem Weg, October 2004, 48.
• “The Saving Hand; History of the Schnittke Family.” Volk auf dem Weg, Autumn 2004, 28-29.
• Schein, Nina. “1917: German-Russian Between the First Congress in Moscow and the October Revolution.” Volk auf dem Weg, April 2007, 46.
• Schaefer, Werner. “Bessarabian-German Organizations Merge.” Volk auf dem Weg, April 2006 11.
• Schelssmann, Pastor Mag. Frank. “Looking for Traces in the Caucasus.” Volk auf dem Weg, March 2007, 26-27.
• Schleicher, Josef. “Amidst the Jungle of a Survey.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2002, 5.
• Schleicher, Josef. “Canadian Farmers.” Volk auf dem Weg, March 2004, 45.
• Schleicher, Josef. “Intersecting Paths of Destiny, a Book Review.” Volk auf dem Weg, April 2005, 43.
• Schmidt, Barbara. “Catechism in German-Russian.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2004, 4.
• Schneider, Erwin. “German-Russian Christmas of 1880.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2001, 21-22.
• “Seeking out Parishes.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2006, 30.
• Siemers, Wilhelm. “Stalin and the Germans.” Volk auf dem Weg, March 2007, 14.
• Tietz, Ella. “Stations of a Life: Volga – Siberia – Kasakhstan – Wolga – Germany.” Volk auf dem Weg, July 2006, 29-30.
• “Ten Islands of Hope for Russian-Germans in Russia.” Volk auf dem Weg, February 1994, 2.
• “To all Catholics and Germans from Karaganda.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 1993.
• “To Odessa for Its Bicentennial Celebration.” Volk auf dem Weg, November 1993, 16.
• “A Treasure Trove for Historical Researchers; Archive Building in Engels to be Expanded.” Volk auf dem Weg, May 2005, 47.
• Tuefel, Minister-President Erwin. “Russian-Germans Belong to Germany, to Baden-Württemberg. They Belong to the Midst of our Society.” Volk auf dem Weg, July 1994.
• Usselmann, Franz. “Die Landsmannschaft der Deutschen aus Rußland.” Volk auf dem Weg, n.d.
• “A Visit with the Germans from Bessarabia.” Volk auf dem Weg, March 2003, 10.
• “Volga Rapture in Argentina.” Volk auf dem Weg, February 2006, 14-15.
• “A Volga-German House for the Hessenpark.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2007, 48.
• Vonk, Hans. “30th Heimatbuch of the Landsmannschaft – An Important Milestone of Out Cultural Heritage.” Volk auf dem Weg, March 2006, 30.
• “Vote by Youth.” Volk auf dem Weg, November 1993, 10.
• Wacker, Nelly. “Johannes Graedenstein, Painter.” Volk auf dem Weg, October 2004, 17.
• Waffenschmidt, Dr. Horst. “Dr. Horst Waffenschmidt Answers Questions from the German Eastern Services (DOD).” Volk auf dem Weg, November 1993, 2-3.
• Waffenschmidt, Dr. Horst. “There is No Alternative to the Politics of the National Government.” Volk auf dem Weg, July 1994.
• Walker, Nelly. “Rosa Pflug: The Wind Sings of a Day to Come.” Volk auf dem Weg, December 2002, 31-33.
• Walter, Gerhard. “Odessa Book of Mourning.” Volk auf dem Weg, November 2006, 38.
• Walth, Arno, and Klaus-Uwe Walth. “Professor Dr. H.C. Richard Walth Turns 80; a Tribute by his Sons.” Volk auf dem Weg, March 2004, 55.
• Walth, Richard H. “…That You Have to Prove Yourselve Now; Memories from German-Russian Lives.” Volk auf dem Weg, July 2006, 38.
• “We Always Live in Hope: German Pedagogues Met With Pupils and Parents in Ukraine.” Volk auf dem Weg, November 1993, 16.
• Wegner, Elvira. “A Memorial in Speyer.” Volk auf dem Weg, February 2007, 18.
• Wenger, Elvira. “In Memory of the History of the German Colonists in Ukraine.” Volk auf dem Weg, October 2007, 22-23.
• Wiens, Peter. “Documentary Film on the Plautdietsche in Mexico.” Volk auf dem Weg, July 2006, 28-29.
• Winkjer, Andrea. “A Soulful Sound; The Latest in Honoring the Heritage of the Germans from Russia; A Report from the United States.” Volk auf dem Weg, July, 31.
• Wormsbechert, Alexander. “What Once was Will Never be Again! In Memory of Alexander Wormsbecher (b. 10/23/1914, d. 09/2720/07).” Volk auf dem Weg, November 2007, 28-29.
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• “Youth of the Compatriots Make a New Start in Würzburg: Young Russian Germans Established an Association.” Volk auf dem Weg, June 1991, 10.

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