The Germans from Russia were agricultural pioneers whose quest for land and peace shaped them into an enduring and distinctive ethnic group. That is the story Prairie Public Television and North Dakota State University Libraries tell in The Germans from Russia: Children of the Steppe/Children of the Prairie, a documentary film produced by Prairie Public Television.

• Follow the migration through history as this group emigrated to their homeland in Russia and later to the plains of America
• Learn more about this documentary and the four year odyssey it took to complete
• Gain insight into the documentary in this interview with German Russian scriptwriter Ron Vossler
• Find out when this documentary will air on a public television station near you
• Take a sneak peak at video clips from the documentary
• Explore the Germans From Russia Heritage Collection (GRHC) at the North Dakota State University Libraries, Fargo. For additional information, go to Videotape Documentaries at the GRHC Web site.
• Receive our teachers' guide for use in your classroom

Collectors Edition
The Germans From Russia on Videotape

If you missed seeing The Germans From Russia: Children of the Steppe, Children of the Prairie on Prairie Public Television, you still have a chance to enjoy this wonderful documentary. Order a DVD copy of The Germans From Russia PLUS a copy of Prairie Crosses, Prairie Voices: Iron Crosses of the Great Plains for only $29.95 — that's two full length documentaries for the price of one! Order online now or call 800-359-6900 to order your copies today.