Emilianovka was officially founded in 1932. However, there were Volga German families living there as early as 1905.
The following families are known to have settled in Emilianovka:
Fink
Gerber
Henze
Kaufmann
Kern
Lieber
Michel
Müller
Naumann
Otto
Pflaum
Roth
Schäfer
Schander
Schmidt
Senk
Siebert
Wagner
Völk
A family named Graban from Ukraine also settled in the village following the 1917 Revolution.
On 12 September 1941, the Volga Germans living in Emilianovka were forced to go to the train station in the neighboring village of Rim-Korsakovka where they (and ethnic Germans from other colonies) were loaded aboard Deportation Train No. 789. The train arrived on 19 September 1941 in the Pavlodar Region of Kazakhstan where they were exiled.
There was a Lutheran Bethaus which served as both the church and school building for the inhabitants of Emilianovka.
Immigrated to the following locations
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Year
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Households
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Population
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|---|---|---|---|---|
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Total
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Male
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Female
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1926 |
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279
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*Of whom 268 were German.
- Емельяновка (Саратовская область) (Russian Wikipedia)
- Forum of Wolgadeutsche.net