(am Belaya Kuba) Blumenfeld, Blumenfeldt, Gryaznukha,
Tsvetochnoye 50º22' N 46º43' E Blumenfeld was founded in 1860 by
Lutheran colonists resettling from Galka, Shcherbakovka, Kraft,
Dreispitz, and Holstein. After the 1941 deportation, the town
was renamed Tsvetochnoye. The congregation in Blumenfeld
belonged to the Lutheran parishes headquartered in Morgentau and
Gnadentau. Over the years, there were also Adventists living in
the colony. Coming soon . . . **Of which 375 were German
households. ***Of whom 2,146 (1,020 male & 1,126 female) were
German living in 369 households. ****Of whom 2,552 were German.
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1977): 311. - Preliminary Results of the Soviet Census of 1926
on the Volga German Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic
(Pokrovsk, 1927): 28-83. - "Settlements in th