Oral History Interview Form

Rose Lang

Oral History Interview
Germans from Russia Heritage Collection
North Dakota Institute for Regional Studies
North Dakota State University Libraries
P.O. Box 5599
Fargo, ND 58105-5599 U.S.A.

Tel: 701-231-8416
Fax: 701-231-7138
E-mail: Michael.Miller@ndsu.edu

1.	Today’s date: October 2, 2000
2.	Your name (include maiden name if married): Erica Louise (Lang) Wangler
3.	Your Present Address: 1009 Senate Dr. Bismarck, ND 58501
4.	Phone Number with area code: (701)-224-8430
5.	Date of birth including month, day and year: October 20, 1950
6.	Place of Birth: Jamestown Hospital- Jamestown, ND
7.	Name of spouse (including maiden name if woman): Alois Wangler
8.	Date of Marriage: November 18, 1972
9.	Father’s name: Theodore Lang
10.	Father’s date of birth (including month, day and year) and place of birth: October 17, 1916 at the Karl and Elizabeth’s (Humann) Lang’s homestead, south of Tappen, ND
11.	Mother’s date of birth (including month, day and year) and place of birth: December 19, 1918- birthplace:unknown
12.	Name of village in South Russia or Bessarabia of your father’s ancestors: Lang Family: Friendenstal, Roesch family: Glukstal
13.	Name of village in South Russia or Bessarabia of your mother’s ancestors: Guldendorf
14.	Your occupation: Registered nurse
15.	Father’s occupation: farmer/rancher
16.	Mother’s occupation: farmer/housewife
17.	Has a family history been published of your family? If so, please identify how to secure a copy of the family history or who may have additional information. (Please provide names and addresses.): Lang family book, descendants of Karl & Elizabeth (Humann) Lang. Also, a Gums family book, family of Jacob Gums and descendants. Both books are shelved at the Germans from Russia Heritage Society office in Bismarck, ND. Many family members have copies of these books too. There should also be a Schultes family book either completed or still in the making. The Schultes family comes from the Streeter, ND area. These are my mother’s relatives.