by Maximilian Julius Praetorius. 1912. 87p

The text provides a detailed account of the German settlement of Galka on the Volga River, focusing on its history, community life, agricultural practices, educational system, and challenges faced by the residents. It delves into topics such as land ownership, communal property, religious practices, and the impact of historical events on the community. The narrative also includes personal stories of residents like Max Praetorius and Alexander Schick, highlighting the struggles and hopes of the Volga Germans to preserve their heritage and way of life.