Young Russian men, many from elite families, left one of the world's coldest climates in the 1920s to grow peanuts in formidable tropical heat — where they later found hardship and air raids during WWII. How aristocratic 'White Russians' became peanut farmers in the NT town of Katherine

Young Russian men, many from elite families, left one of the world's coldest climates in the 1920s to grow peanuts in formidable tropical heat — where they later found hardship and air raids during WWII.

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