Anyone ever hear of a small Volga German settlement called "Rosa Luxemburg" in the Krasnoyar area of the former Volga German Republic in Russia? I already checked Ulrich Mertens' 2010 "German-Russian Handbook." He lists 18 (!) ethnic German settlements by the name "Rosa Luxemburg" but not a single one in the Krasnoyar/Volga area. Any other ideas/information? Many Thanks! Tim Dr. Timothy J. Kloberdanz Professor Emeritus North Dakota State University

Thanks to those researchers who wrote and offered helpful advice and information regarding the location of "Rosa Luxemburg." And special thanks to Allyn Brosz and Irma Eichhorn. It appears that this small Volga German settlement was located southwest of the Jeruslan train station (on the "Wiesenseite"). Thanks again! Tim Kloberdanz Timothy J. Kloberdanz wrote: > Anyone ever hear of a small Volga German settlement called "Rosa > Luxemburg" in the Krasnoyar area of the former Volga German Republic in > Russia? > > I already checked Ulrich Mertens' 2010 "German-Russian Handbook." He > lists 18 (!) ethnic German settlements by the name "Rosa Luxemburg" but > not a single one in the Krasnoyar/Volga area. > > Any other ideas/information? > > Many Thanks! > Tim > > > Dr. Timothy J. Kloberdanz > Professor Emeritus > North Dakota State University >