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144:, free choice of settlement location, freedom of trade, freedom from taxation for thirty years, interest-free loans for ten years, freedom of religion, freedom from conscription in perpetuity, and freedom of return to their homelands, but at their own expense. The settlement was named Lauwe after the first elder of the village. Its original demarcation consisted of 4,455 239:
and the village was renamed Yablonovka ('apple-tree village', after a nearby ravine where apple trees were growing wild) in 1941. The log houses built by the ethnic Germans were torn down and used as firewood.
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and signed an order of banishment against ethnic Germans, which took effect on September 16, 1941. The population of Lauwe was exiled to the
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Post-war hopes for the re-establishment of the Volga German ASSR and return of the deportees were dashed by a February 21, 1992 decree of
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Winnipeg: Marian Press, 1974. (London: American Historical Society of Germans from Russia 1993,
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Tzarina Catherine II's Manifesto Regarding the Settlement of Foreigners of 22 July 1763
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Economic and Administrative Map of the Autonomous Republic of Volga Germans in 1938
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Lincoln, Nebraska: American Historical Society of Germans from Russia, 1991.
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Die Auswanderung aus Deutschland nach Russland in den Jahren 1763 bis 1862
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The following table shows population development in Lauwe up to 1931.
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in Saratov, and Yablonovka is now populated primarily by Russians.
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on the "meadow" (eastern) side of the Volga and along its eastern
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The Emigration from Germany to Russia in the Years 1763 to 1862
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It was founded on August 19, 1767 by the colonial agency
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The German colonists' special status was nullified under the
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From Catherine to Khrushchev: the story of Russia's Germans.
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Nemcy Povolž·ja: kratkij istoričeskij očerk: učebnoe posobie
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Yablonovka
51°03′36″N 46°01′12″E / 51.06000°N 46.02000°E / 51.06000; 46.02000
‹See Tfd›
Russian
rural locality
selo
Rovensky District
Saratov Oblast
Russia
Engels
Volga River
Volga Germans
LeRoy and Pictet
Lutheran
Catherine the Great
colonies
desiatinas
Nuremberg
Darmstadt
Neu-Isenburg
Saratov
tributary
Terlyk
peasant rebellion
Yemelyan Pugachev
Russification
Alexander II
continued
Alexander III
Russo-Turkish War of 1877–1888

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