Krasnoarmeĭsk (Saratovskai︠a︡ oblastʹ, Russia)

found: Finze-Michaelsen, H. Von Graubünden an die Wolga, c1992:p. 115 (Sarepta [in rom.]; settlement of Germans near Saratov, Russia) p. 256 (name changed to Krassnoarmejisk?)

found: RSFSR, admin.-territ. delenie, 1981:p. 352 (Krasnoarmeĭsk in Saratovskai︠a︡ oblastʹ; name changed in 1918 [from Golyĭ-Karamysh? no publs. in LC data base]))

found: BGN gazetteer, 1970:(Krasnoarmeysk [in rom.]; popl; 51 ̊ 02ʹ N., 45 ̊ 42ʹ E.; other settlements with that name exist in Russia)

found: Russia and the newly independent nations of the former USSR [MAP] March 1993:(Krasnoarmeysk)

found: Bolʹsh. sov. ėnt︠s︡ikl., 3rd ed.:v. 13, p. 331 (Krasnoarmeĭsk, city in Saratovskai︠a︡ oblastʹ; until 1926 named Golyĭ Karamysh [no publs. in LC data base], from 1926 to 1942 named Balʹt︠s︡er [no publs. in LC data base]; established in 1766)

found: Soviet Union. Glav. upr. geodezii i kartografii. Atlas SSSR, 1983:p. 40 (Krasnoarmeĭsk; located south of Saratov)

notfound: Russ. Brockhaus: v. 9, p. 126 (Golyĭ-Karamysh (Balʹt︠s︡er); former colony in Saratovskai︠a︡ gubernīi︠a︡ of Kamyshinskīĭ ui︠e︡zd; founded 1765-66; a Luthern church and school exists there);Russ Brockhaus: v. 28, p. 433 (Sarepta (Sarpa), a German colony in Saratovskai︠a︡ gubernīi︠a︡ in T︠S︡arit︠s︡ynskīĭ ui︠e︡zd; established 1765 by Bohemians and Moravians. Empress Ekaterina II gave Sarepta special exemptions from taxes and their own judicial courts)