1924.
Traditions passed down, through generations of a people who were first displaced from Germany and then from Russia, provided them str.
Their parents and grandparents had arrived in the late 1800s from the steppes of Russia.
The boys and girls were all descendents of Germans from Russia.
Three white, clapboard, one-room school houses opened to educate the children in a farming settlement called Krassna, North Dakota, located on dirt roads about ten miles from the little village of Strasburg. 1924