Windows of Time #4 - Germans from Russia in Greeley

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  • Опубликовано: 19 окт 2024

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  • @alexanderweinmeister5364
    @alexanderweinmeister5364 3 года назад +7

    Thank you! Big part of my family moved from Dittel/Volga to Greeley, Windsor CO & Marion County in Kansas. We survived in Russia somehow and emigrate to Germany in 90th . Very interesting to see how Unser Leut (our people) start their life in USA !

    • @JustinFisher777
      @JustinFisher777 Год назад +2

      My family were Volga Germans who settled in Marion County, Kansas.

  • @jameshenderson3238
    @jameshenderson3238 3 года назад +3

    Very interesting history of the German Russians of Greeley Colorado. I am a decendant of the Schaefer Brunner German Russians and found this to be fascinating. Thank you for posting this on RUclips.

    • @marcaurel2333
      @marcaurel2333 9 месяцев назад +1

      Hallo James, meine Vorfahren waren auch deutsche aus Russland und siedelten bei den mariupoler Planer Kolonien. Mein Opa war ein Brunner

    • @jameshenderson3238
      @jameshenderson3238 9 месяцев назад

      @marcaurel2333 thank you for your response......
      My mother's family(Brunner) were from the Volga River area of Grimm, Russia. They immigrated in the early 1900s. I do believe my great Grandfather's name was Jacob Brunner.

  • @johnschunk97
    @johnschunk97 4 года назад +8

    My grandparents were Volga Germans who immigrated to Saskatchewan Canada in early 1900s.

    • @LovinLnCottage
      @LovinLnCottage 9 месяцев назад

      My grandparents also came to Saskatchewan in 1912 for 5 years as indentured servants. They were Germans from Lviv area of Ukraine under the Russian Tsar.

  • @stephenfisher9505
    @stephenfisher9505 Год назад

    Fuchs - Lienweber from Yagodnia Polyana to Miles City then the
    Pouloose then vancouver USA . THANK YOU GREELEY TV.

  • @jmedlin81
    @jmedlin81 4 года назад +1

    I appreciate this, thank you

  • @JohanVogtWagner
    @JohanVogtWagner 7 месяцев назад

    The history of the Russian Germans is unusual, unique and very instructive. I described the beginning and the end in the book "To Russia to New Lands". I'm currently putting out the audio book on my channel. Please take a look, maybe you will find it interesting.

  • @oldfarmerdan
    @oldfarmerdan 3 года назад +3

    My grandfathers family came to the U.S. from the Volga region as well. I was a bit surprised that in this video the reason given for them leaving Russia was that there were too many Germans in the river region and they came to look for more land. I had never heard that before. It has always been related to changes in Russian policies that could have also been related to Hitler attacking Russia. Anyone know if that is a legitimate reason?

    • @vkrgfan
      @vkrgfan 2 года назад +1

      Yeah, this is something similar to what happened to Japanese after Japan attacked Pearl Harbour, so American Japanese suffered the consequences even though they weren’t involved.

    • @shirleybalinski4535
      @shirleybalinski4535 2 года назад

      Hitler didn't go after Russia until 1940. Your relatives probably left 40 years before that. Russian politics were biggest reasons for their immigration.

    • @oldfarmerdan
      @oldfarmerdan 2 года назад +1

      @@shirleybalinski4535 Thanks, i will need to check on when they actually came over.

  • @stephenboulter8001
    @stephenboulter8001 2 года назад +1

    In Memory of Jake and Edna Huwa....

    • @jameshenderson3238
      @jameshenderson3238 9 месяцев назад

      Jake Huwa was the principle of Platte Valley Schools in Kersey, Colorado. What a fine man and good school principle and respected by everyone