Arizona Jumpers and Molokans  

• Correspondence About World War II Registration
  Letters — June 2-14, 1917
  
• Russians Chose Jailing in '17 War-Religion Issue
  Glendale News — February 8, 1962
• Molokans in America, Chapter 3
  by John K. Berokoff, 1969
  
• 3-Part Article about Arizona Jumper-Molokans
  Arizona Republic — May 23-25, 1977
• The Russian Molokans: Glendale's Spirited Immigrants
  By Esta Portnoy for Dr. Luckman  —  May 6, 1981
• The Russians Are Coming!  The Russians Are Coming!
  Elite Society Magazine — Spring 1982
  
• Russian graves halt construction on road project
  Phoenix Gazette —  April 11, 1984
• School Board Balks at Land Purchase
  Arizona Republic —  January 25, 1991
• Celebrating the Glendale Centennial: 
  100 Years of Dreams, 1892-1992
• Variety of Ethnic Groups Helped Develop Glendale
  Arizona Republic  —  June 12, 1992
• Russian Heritage Day
  Glendale Community College — November 14, 1997
  
• Pioneer Writing Book on Heritage
  Arizona Republic — November 21, 1997
• Russian community wants historic status for cemetery
  Glendale Star — July 9, 1998
• Effort Under Way to Make Cemetery Historic Landmark 
  Arizona Republic — July 27, 1998 
• Valley Landowners Facing End of Era
  The Business Journal Central — September 22, 2000
• Industry Came to Glendale: History of the Beet Sugar Factory 1901-2001
  by Kathleen Noon, Librarian and Arizona Historian
  
• Russian farmers arrive in Chino Valley
  by Nancy Burgess, Sharlot Hall Museum — January 7, 2001
  
• GPR to be used at Molokan Cemetery
  Glendale Star —  July 12, 2001
• High-tech search fails to uncover cemetery's secrets
  Arizona Republic — July 25, 2001
• Molokan Cemetery Search: Some mysteries stay that way
  Arizona Republic — September 1, 2001
• Amazing Corn Field Adventure
  Arizona Republic — October 26, 2001
• Church tradition debate sparks suit
  Arizona Republic  — Sept. 17, 2002
• Plenty of work for boy on early Glendale farm
  Arizona Republic — May 2, 2003
• A Russian Farmers’ Village in Glendale, Arizona
  By Marshall R. Bowen, University of Mary Washington, Fredericksburg, Virginia.
  A paper presented at the Association of Pacific Coast Geographers Annual Meeting,
  Arizona State University Downtown Center, Phoenix, Arizona, October 21, 2005.
  
• Two Russian Molokan Agricultural Villages in the Intermountain West (PDF 691K) — Utah and Arizona
  by Dr. Marshall E. Bowen, Association of Pacific Coast Geographers, APCG Yearbook, Volume 68, 2006