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The death of Vladimir Roslik
The colony was founded in 1913 by Russian sectarians of the "New Israel" religion [image]
This old russian-speaking man is desperately looking for a wife
San Javier cumple 88 años
Mary Zabalkin: amor, memoria e identidad
"Mary necesitaba un libro para compartir la memoria"
Uruguay's Treasure Trove on Wheels Vehicles that would be at home in U.S. museums are commonplace on the roads of this Latin American nation. The cachilas have inspired an entrepreneurial subculture.
Primera colonia rusa en Uruguay festeja 90 años (27-07-2003)
San Javier prepara festejos (1913 - 2001) Por Miguel Eskin
The Voice of Russia . Los uruguayos rusos
The Russians of San Javier
Histoire du peuplement français de l'Uruguay
L'immigration Française vers le Rio de la Plata
Les premiers pyrénéens (surtout des Basques) sont arrivés dans le Rio de Plata aux environs de 1825
L'épopée uruguayenne d'Honoré CESTIA

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, 2005, post mark from St. Xavier, Montana
URUGUAY, 2006, post mark from San Javier, Uruguay.

San Javier, Uruguay is a town with many Russian emigrants in the Río Negro department. It was founded in 1913, Uruguay's first agricultural colony, by Russians in search of greater religious freedom. It was here the Uruguayan military executed Vladimir Roslik, now a national hero.