On Their Terms and in Their Words
Echoes of the Old Country: Growing Up German-Russian on the Northern Plains, by…
An episode of the Plains Folk podcast, hosted by Tom Isern, titled "On Their Terms and in Their Words" was published on January 10, 2026 and runs 3 minutes.
January 10, 2026 ·3m · Plains Folk
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Summary
Echoes of the Old Country: Growing Up German-Russian on the Northern Plains, by Jessica Clark, is a landmark work in German-Russian history published this year by North Dakota State University Press. The book launched to great acclaim at the meeting of the Germans from Russia Heritage Society last summer in Mandan.
Episode Description
Echoes of the Old Country: Growing Up German-Russian on the Northern Plains, by Jessica Clark, is a landmark work in German-Russian history published this year by North Dakota State University Press. The book launched to great acclaim at the meeting of the Germans from Russia Heritage Society last summer in Mandan.
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