This book tells of the town 10 miles from Strasburg called Krassna, North Dakota. The residents were all descendants of Germans from Russia, first arriving in the late 1800s from the steppes of Russia. Traditions passed down, through generations of a people who were first displaced from Germany and then from Russia, provided them strength to face hardship of this new land.
This book offers the reader a glimpse of life’s experiences in the Germans from Russia community. Their isolation and the ability to cope with North Dakota’s harsh climate created a supporting community that allowed their children to thrive and survive.
180 pages, softcover.
