AHSGR staff is enjoying making German Russian recipes! Check out this video for Buttermilk Salad. Follow along or make a similar version from our website here: Flavors from Our Family Trees – American Historical Society …
Read More »Hello! We are happy to announce we are looking for a Associate Archivist for Research. The position is Part-Time/20 hours a week, Non-Exempt and will report to the Archivist.
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AHSGR staff is enjoying making German Russian recipes! Check out this video for Carrot Raisin Salad. Follow along or make a similar version from our website here: Read More »
AHSGR staff is enjoying making German Russian recipes! Check out this video for Cucumber Salad (Gurke Salat). Follow along or make a similar version from our website here: Read More »
February is a great time to discover the Hochzeit (wedding) traditions of our people–AHSGR has a treasure trove of photographs, records, books, stories, and artifacts waiting to be uncovered. Join us! As an AHSGR member, …
Read More »Join us on February 27 to talk about Second Hoeing by Hope Williams Sykes. This historical fiction novel is considered a classic. The plot revolves around the Schreissmiller family and their trials and tribulations as …
Read More »Memorials The following memorials have been dedicated to AHSGR in 2022:
Given by Jerry Thomas in memory of John and Lydia Hardung
Given by Lucille Elrite in memory of Jacob Kurtz
Given by Shirley Betz in …
Jayne Cameron donated a pair of ice tongs and a bung hole auger to the museum’s general store. Her grandfather, John Dell, was the owner of B Street Grocery Store and used these …
Please consider a year end gift of any amount to AHSGR. Our success in translating and publishing ancestral records plus historical and folklore documents remains a vital source of information and knowledge for those who …
Read More »1863-1875 Krasnojar (Krasnoyar), Russia Birth Records are available on the AHSGR Store.
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AHSGR is looking for presenters for the 2023 convention. Presentations are scheduled for 60-minute time slots, but it is recommended to plan your presentation for 45 minutes to allow time for questions and discussion.
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Read More »Happy retirement to Michael Miller – a great champion of history and Germans from Russia heritage!
Read More »Pumpkin Plachinda was not a recipe passed down from my great-grandmothers. I have adopted it now, though! I made these for the first time last week and my sons say these pumpkin pockets are more …
Read More »1908 Hussenbach (Linevo-Osero), Russia (Kamishin district of the Saratov Province) Family List Records is available on the AHSGR Store.
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1811 Moor (Klyuchi), Saratov Oblast, Russia Census Records is available on the AHSGR Store.
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Letters from Hell – 1922 is available on the AHSGR Store.
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Join us on November 7 to talk about Then the Rules Changed by Carolyn Zeisset.
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AHSGR created a one-of-a-kind ornament to celebrate the German Russian New Year’s Day tradition of wünschen.
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Oktoberfest invited families and friends together for food and fun this weekend at AHSGR Headquarters. We enjoyed seeing about 200 people that were able to make it out to this event! Thanks to Immanuel Lutheran …
Read More »Hochzeit – Dutch Hops: Colorado Music of the Germans from Russia 1865-1965 is now available on the AHSGR Store.
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Missed Book Club? You can now watch them again on our Book Club Rewatch Page.
AHSGR Book Club is a perfect place for readers who enjoy learning about and sharing our German Russian history, culture, …
Read More »Join us for a family fun Oktoberfest on Saturday, October 8th at 4-6:30 PM at the American Historical Society of Germans from Russia at 631 D St. Lincoln, NE.
Free food and drinks will be provided, …
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