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​Krasna, Bessarabia, Russia/Romania KRASNA, BESSARABIA, ​ RUSSIA/ROMANIA ​LIBRARY ​INVENTORY ​ DIGITAL COPIES As of 15 Jan 2017 CD/DVD'S CD/DVD 01 - 1850 Census of Krasna in Word Perfect, one disc CD/DVD 02 - 1814-1837; 1918-1940 birth/baptism, marriage and death records for Krasna and Emmental; 1850 Census of Krasna in Microsoft Word, two discs. One disc has the birth/baptism information for Joseph Ruscheinsky, missed on the original disc CD/DVD 03 - 1851-1918(some years missing) Krasna church records from Saratov archive, Odessa archive plus civil records (1850 Krasna census) from Kishinev in Microsoft Word CD/DVD 04 - Emmental, Bessarabia, Russia, church records in Microsoft Word CD/DVD 05 - Karamurat, Dobrudscha, Romania, church and civil records CD/DVD 06 - Vital Statistics of North Dakota Germans from Russia (Krasna) in South ​ Central North Dakota (1896-1989) by Ted J. Becker and Corinne ​ Danäe Becker, 1993 in Microsoft Word CD/DVD 07 - Diocesan records of Krasna from Saratov archive in Microsoft Word CD/DVD 08 - Translations of extractions from German newspapers - articles and letters to the editor - "Dakota Rundschau", "Rundbrief" and "Staats Anzeiger" with indexes in Microsoft Word CD/DVD 09 - Einwandererzentralstella (EWZ) records - US National Archives film #A3342-EWZ58-D120 (purchased from US National Archives) CD/DVD 10 - Einwandererzentralstella (EWZ) records - US National Archives film #A3342-EWZ58-D114 (purchased from US National Archives) CD/DVD 11 - Einwandererzentralstella (EWZ) records - US National Archives for the Dobrudscha region of Romania CD/DVD 12 - "The Forgotten Ones" film produced by Tiberiu Stoichi for Romanian Public Television 2006. Young lady "discovers" her German roots in the former German villages of the Dobrudscha region of Romania - One disc original from Romania, with DVD code for Romania; other disc converted to work with American code CD/DVD 13 - Photos of Colelia, Dobrudscha, Romania, 2009, copy of CD/DVD 15 taken by Josef Tuchscherer who was born there CD/DVD 14 - Colelia, Dobrudscha, Romania, (former) residents in resettlement camp in St. Ludwig, Germany. Film done 27 December 1940 by German government, no sound, to illustrate good treatment of resettlers during The Resettlement. Source: Camp commander, then Josef Tuchscherer'a sister, then Josef Tuchscherer (both born in Colelia) CD/DVD 15 - Same as CD/DVD 13 - original from Josef Tuchscherer CD/DVD 16 - Extractions from church records (in Polish) for Sniaticze, Dub, Rozaniec, Tarnagrod, Jastrzebiec, and Korchow, Poland, pre 1815, held on microfilm at LDS Library, Salt Lake City, UT, USA, contains some original Krasna settlers CD/DVD 17 - Extractions from church records (in Polish) for Lukowa and Dorbozy, Poland, pre 1815, held on microfilm at LDS Library, Salt Lake City, UT, USA, contains some original Krasna settlers CD/DVD 18 - Extractions from church records (in Polish) for Ozorkow (Leczyca), and Lodz, Poland, pre 1815, held on microfilm at LDS Library, Salt Lake City, UT, USA, contains some original Krasna settlers CD/DVD 19 - Extractions from church records (in Polish) for Raszyn, Paseczno, and Warsaw, Poland, pre 1815, held on microfilm at LDS Library, Salt Lake City, UT, USA, contains some original Krasna settlers CD/DVD 20 - Extractions from church records (in Polish) for Dorbozy and Lukowa, Poland, pre 1815, held on microfilm at LDS Library, Salt Lake City, UT, USA, contains some original Krasna settlers, companion to CD/DVD 17 CD/DVD 21 - Extractions from church records (in Polish) for Stary Zamosc, Szazebrzesz, Zamosc and Lublin, Poland (births, marriages and deaths 1786-1809), held on microfilm at LDS Library, Salt Lake City, UT, USA, contains some original Krasna settlers CD/DVD 22 - Extractions from church records (in Polish) for Zamosc, Lublin, and Sitaniac, Poland, pre 1815, held on microfilm at LDS Library, Salt Lake City, UT, USA, contains some original Krasna settlers (Sitaniac = Chitonitz, cited in early Krasna records as source of some original Krasna settlers) CD/DVD 23 - Extractions from church records (in Polish) from Stary Zamosc and Brody, Poland, pre 1815, held on microfilm at LDS Library, Salt Lake City, UT, USA, contains some original Krasna settlers CD/DVD 24 - Extractions from church records (in Polish) from Sitaniec, Poland, pre 1815, held on microfilm at LDS Library, Salt Lake City, UT, USA, contains some original Krasna settlers (Sitaniac - Chitonitz, cited in early Krasna records as source of some original Krasna settlers) CD/DVD 25 - Ignatius "Ned" Schall Collection Index (collection held at Germans from Russia Heritage Society, Bismarck, ND, USA) CD/DVD 26 - Ignatius "Ned" Schall Collection Index (collection held at Germans from Russia Heritage Society, Bismarck, ND, USA) CD/DVD 27 - Ignatius "Ned" Schall Collection Index (collection held at Germans from Russia Heritage Society, Bismarck, ND, USA) CD/DVD 28 - Our Heritage, Volume 1 of 1 - Tuchscherer-Schwab European ​ ​ Research, researched by Ignatius "Ned" Schall, digitized by Karl A. Lacher CD/DVD 29 - Kosmas and Anna (Kuss) Kuntz family genealogy, by John Kuntz CD/DVD 30 - Our Family Story, 2004, A Keller Odyssey by Tom Keller ​ ​ CD/DVD 31 - Our Family Story, 2007, A Keller Odyssey, second edition, by Tom ​ ​ Keller CD/DVD 32 - Our Family Story, 2007, A Keller Odyssey, second edition, by Tom ​ ​ Keller CD/DVD 33 - Wagner Memories by June (Steinke) McDonald ​ ​ CD/DVD 34 - Steinke Story by June (Steinke) McDonald ​ ​ CD/DVD 35 - Photos of Patrick Becker Ranch, Selfridge, Sioux County, ND, USA, 2005 (brother to Ted J. Becker) CD/DVD 36 - Photos of trip to Guatemala by Corinne Danäe Becker, Feb 2007 (daughter of Ted J. Becker) CD/DVD 37 - Photos of trip to Krasnoe, Ukraine (formerly Krasna, Bessarabia, Russia/Romania) taken by June (Steinke) McDonald, 2004 CD/DVD 38 - Krasna, A History of a German Village in Bessarabia by Eduard Volk ​ ​ (translation of original German version), edited by Ted J. Becker, 2008 CD/DVD 39 - Krasna, Die Geschichte Eines deutschen Dorfes in Bessarabien by ​ ​ Eduard Volk, 2008 CD/DVD 40 - "Schriftwechsel Pfarrei Krasna - Bistum Jassi" - correspondence between the priests of Krasna and the Catholic diocesan office in Jassi, Romania, translations found in Notebook #243, below CD/DVD 41 - "Schriftwechsel Pfarrei Emmental - Bistum Jassi" - correspondence between the priests of Emmental, Bessarabia, Russia, and the Catholic diocesan office in Jassi, Romania, translations found in Notebook #420, below CD/DVD 42 - Photos: George Becker family and descendants; Jacob Becker family and descendants; Schall and Tuchscherer families and descendants - personal collection of Ted J. Becker's relatives CD/DVD 43 - Music: "40 Years Red & Joe" - Red Johnson and Joe Tishmack; "Bits of Cajun" - Joe Tishmack (Joe, son of Reinhold Peter and Marianna (Bonogofsky) Tishmack (Tschischmak), both born in Krasna CD/DVD 44 - Tishmack-Tischmak-Bachmeier-Harsche-Gross World Family Reunion, 1992 - original CD/DVD 45 - Tishmack-Tischmak-Bachmeier-Harsche-Gross World Family Reunion, 1992 - two copies CD/DVD 46 - "Preserving a Dialect" by Ray Thomas CD/DVD 47 - Origin, Development and Dissolution of the German Colonies on the ​ Black Sea (translation of a German original Entstehung, Entwicklund ​ ​ und Auflösung der deutschen Kolonien am Schwarzen Meer) by Anton ​ Bosch and Josef Lingor, 1990; translation edited by Ted J. Becker, 2008, in Microsoft Word CD/DVD 48 - Ted J. Becker trip to Ukraine 2005. Cemeteries at Beresina, Alt Posttal, Krasnoe (Krasna); Tarutino and Krasna; from Krasna to Selz; Selz; Sulz, Landau, Katharinental, orphanage at Landau; Speier and Karlsruhe; Molotschna Valley, Kronsfeld and Melitopol (Mennonite) CD/DVD 49 - Ted J. Becker trip to Ukraine 2005. Pompeii, Italy - original CD/DVD 50 - Ted J. Becker trip to Ukraine 2005. Pompeii, Italy - copy of CD/DVD 49 CD/DVD 51 - Ted J. Becker trip to Ukraine 2005. Alushta, Yalta, Sebastopol, Nikolaiev, Crimea; Odessa. Naples, Italy: Pozzuoli National Museum CD/DVD 52 - Ted J. Becker trip to Ukraine 2005. Colelia, Dobrudscha, Romania plus Colelia school record books 1921-1922 and 1927-1928 CD/DVD 53 - Ted J. Becker trip to Ukraine 2005. Amalfi and Positano, Italy - original CD/DVD 54 - Ted J. Becker trip to Ukraine 2005. Amalfi and Positano, Italy - copy of CD/DVD 53 CD/DVD 55 - Ted J. Becker trip to Ukraine 2005. Naples, Herculaneum and Vesuvius, Italy CD/DVD 56 - Ted J. Becker trip to Ukraine 2005. Michail Kogalniceanu (formerly Karamurat), Dobrudscha, Romania CD/DVD 57 - Ted J. Becker trip to Ukraine 2005. Constanta, Dobrudscha, Romania; visit to Paul and Margaret (Erker) Wingenbach home in Münstermaifeld, Pfalz, Germany, plus visit to church in Münstermaifeld CD/DVD 58 - Ted J. Becker trip to Ukraine 2005. Capri, Italy - original CD/DVD 59 - Ted J. Becker trip to Ukraine 2005. Capri, Italy - copy of CD/DVD 58 CD/DVD 60 - Photos of Rick Taylor's parents, siblings and relatives - 2006 CD/DVD 61 - "At Home on the Prairies" by Germans from Russia Heritage Society, Bismarck, North Dakota, USA CD/DVD 62 - Photos of pages from scrapbook kept by Aggie Bischoff of Canada CD/DVD 63 - Photos "Krasna in Bessarabia" 1991, 1994 and 1997 by Paul Wingenbach of Münstermaifeld, Pfalz, Germany CD/DVD 64 - "Lieder der Bessarabiendeutschen" (Songs of the Bessarabian Germans) CD 1 by Ernst Schäfer of Andernach, Germany CD/DVD 65 - "Bildband Bessarabien" (Bessarabian Photo Collection) by Ernst Schäfer of Andernach, Germany CD/DVD 66 - "Bilder Krasna" (Photos of Krasna) by Ernst Schäfer of Andernach, Germany CD/DVD 67 - "Bessarabien - Reise in eine andere Welt" (Bessarabia - Travel in Another World) (A Week in Bessarabia) by Ernst Schäfer of Andernach, Germany CD/DVD 68 - "Bilder aus Bessarabien - Von der Ansiedlung bis zur Umsiedlung" (Photos from Bessarabia - from the settlement to the resettlement) by Ernst Schäfer of Andernach, Germany CD/DVD 69 - "Krasna in Bessarabien- Bilder aus dem Archiv von Josef Erker" (Krasna in Bessarabia - Photos from the Josef Erker Archive) by Ernst Schäfer of Andernach, Germany (Note: The Josef Erker Photo Collection was given to Ted J.
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