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hardships and deprivations along the way, many people fell victim to hunger, sickness, especially typhoid fever, and death. Many children were born in wagons and boxcars and the dead were hurriedly buried by the side of the road. The deportees were transported over many thousands of km and eventually unloaded in Siberia, Central Asia and the Ural region, although some were allowed to settle in Ukraine and Russia, some miles from home. In their new and strange environment they were required to work at a variety of jobs in order to survive. Most of them fared badly, but with the fall of the Tsarist government in 1917, they soon began trickling back home. The majority returned in 1918, though some did not make it back until 1920 and later. No sooner was one war finished than another began. It was called the Civil War between the Whites and the Reds. During this time the <strong>Volhynia</strong>ns were caught in the in-fighting and had to defend themselves as there was no longer any authority. At the same time the <strong>Volhynia</strong>ns were often caught in the chaotic upheavals between the newly resurrected Poland and Russia. (Excerpt from the book The Old Country by Donald N. Miller) LIST OF LAND EXPROPRIATED The list of those whose land was to be expropriated originally appeared in the Volhyn’s Gubernia News (No. 56) on June 2, 1916. It is important to remember that this is a land expropriation listing, not a deportation listing, although most, if not all of the people whose land was taken away from them, were eventually deported. Even then the list is not 100% complete or accurate, as a number of discrepancies in the various newspaper listings have been found. Some corrections of the most obvious errors have been made in this listing. The list has also been culled of duplicate and undecipherable names. Also, only the landowners or their heirs are listed, not renters, which means that there were many more German colonists living within these boundary zones when the law took effect than what is found here. This lists identifies the name of the head of the family, including the patronymic name (father’s name), and the family name. In the original newspaper article, the name of the village where the land was located and the amount of land expropriated is also given. In 1993 I originally obtained the listing of the landowners in the newspaper from the State Archives in Zhitomir and made it available to the American Historical Society of Germans from Russia in Lincoln, Nebraska. It was subsequently was translated by Brent Alan Mai of Purdue University (1997). It should be noted that where a name is not certain, it is followed by a single question mark. (Editor’s note: The listing of names is used by permission of AHSGR and Brent Mai, May 2005).
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