Russians

Bender, Henry. "The First Settlement of German-Russian Colonists From the Volga River Section of Russia, in the Russian Settlement Eleven Miles South of Russell." Russell Record. Jan. 29, 1914. [1 p.]. (Reel: R93).

Clinton, Dewitt. "Our Russians." Topeka Daily Capital. Mar. 20, 1890. [ 1 p.]. (Reel: T60).

Department of Slavic Language and Literature. Slavic Heritage. Lawrence, KS: University of Kansas, 1984. (SP 378/Z/Sll6).

Greene, Zula B. "Its Known as 'Little Russia' But There's Nothing Russian About Topeka Community." Topeka Daily Capital. Nov. 12, 1950. [ 1 p.]. (Reel: T541).

Hiebert, Clarence. "The German-Speaking Immigrants From Russia Who Joined the Holdeman Movement." The Holdeman People: The Church of God in Christ, Mennonite, 1859-1969. South Pasadena, CA: William Carey Library, 1973. (K289.7/H531/pp. 92-148).

Holman, Margaret. "Little Russia." Bulletin of the Shawnee County Historical Society. (Dec. 1955): 29-30. (K978.1/-Sh1/no. 24).

Hoover, M.S. "The Alien Contribution to the History of Barton County, Kansas." Master's thesis, Ft. Hays State College, 1930. (K325.1/H769).

Machtet, Grigorij. "Frey's Community." America Through Russian Eyes, 1874-1926. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1988. (GL 973/H279/pp. 54-82).

__________. "The Prairie and the Pioneers." America Through Russian Eyes, 1874-1926. New Haven, CT: Yale University Press, 1988. (GL 973/H279/pp. 16-53).

Muller, Edwin. "The Odyssey of an American." The Rotarian. 38 (Feb. 1941): 17-19. (GL 051/R74/V. 58/no. 2).

N.A. "A Sturdy People: About the Russian Settlement in North Topeka." Topeka Daily Capital. July 9, 1899. [1 p.]. (Reel: T98).

N.A. "Are on Their Way: Topeka's 'Little Russia' to Have New Citizens." Topeka State Journal. July 21, 1906. [1 p.]. (Reel: T1387).

N.A. "Foreign Feet in Kansas Furrows: The Russians." Immigration Clippings. Topeka, KS: KSHS, 1911. (K325.1/Clipp./V. 1/pp. 44-48).

N.A. "From Dugout to Motor Car." Immigration Clippings. Topeka, KS: KSHS, 1909. (K325.1/Clipp./V. 1/p. 71).

N.A. "Half of Ellis County Money in Old Boots: Russian Farmers Noted for Paying Up and Saving." Ellis County Clippings. Topeka, KS: KSHS, 1908. (K978.1/-E15/Clipp./V. 1/p. 111).

N.A. "How Things Are in Little Russia: Looks Manners and Customs of Topeka's Slavs." Topeka Daily Herald. June 21, 1902. [ 1 p.]. (Reel: T1107).

N.A. "Most Topeka 'Russians' Are Not Russians at All: They Are Descendants of German Colony that Settled on Steppes of Russia, a Thousand Miles From Their Homeland, in the Early Eighties." Topeka Daily Capital. Mar. 28, 1920. [ 1 p.]. (Reel: T214).

N.A. "Russian Colony Lately Established." [Fredonia] Wilson County Citizen. July 31, 1874. [1 p.]. (Reel: F482).

N.A. "Russian Colony of Fifty Families." [Fredonia] Wilson County Citizen. July 17, 1874. [1 p.]. (Reel: F482).

N.A. "Russian Settlers in Ellis County, Kansas." Ellis County Clippings. Topeka, KS: KSHS, n.d. (K978.1/-EL5/Clipp./V. 1/pp. 77, 95, 104, 111 and 126-137).

N.A. "Russians Come to Kansas." Russell County Clippings. Topeka, KS: KSHS, n.d. (K978.1/-R91/Vol. 1/p. 83).

N.A. "Russians in Kansas." [Topeka] Mail and Breeze. Jan. 5, 1900. [ 1 p.]. (Reel: T1202).

N.A. "Russians Leave Us: Topeka's Population Suffers a Loss of Fifty-Five." Topeka Daily Capital. Sept. 24, 1895. [1 p.]. (Reel: T82).

N.A. "Santa Fe Settles Russians in Western Kansas." The Earth. 11 (Feb. 1914): 4. (K051/Ea7/V. 11).

N.A. "The Russians of Russell County." Russell County Clippings. Topeka, KS: KSHS, 1904. (K978.1/-R91/Clipp./V. 1, pp. 77 and 83).

N.A. "12 Out of 73 Members of First Russian Colony to Russell County Still Living." Russell Record (2nd). March 1, 1948. [2 pp.]. (Reel: NP 3276).

Poell, John M. Pfeifer, Kansas, 1886-1976: Cross in the Valley. N.p.: Author, 1976. (K 282/Pam.v.5/no. 5).

Taylor, Lorene L. "A Short Ethnic History of the Russian People in Wyandotte County." A Short Ethnic History of Wyandotte County. Kansas City, KS: Kansas City Kansas Ethnic Council, 1993. (K978.1/-W97/K133s/V. 1/pp. 247-256).

Socolofsky, Homer E. The Socolofsky Family: A History. Manhattan, KS: Ag Press, 1986. (GL BBB/So13/So13s).

Steiner, M.D. "German-Russian Colony." Russell Record (2nd). Jan. 29, 1914. [1 p.]. (Reel: R93).