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Apatiner Gemeinschaft |
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Batschka, Jugoslawien-
Heimatbücher
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An
Ortssippenbuch, Familienbuch or Ortsfamilienbuch should list all of the
families of a certain village with their genealogical data in
alphabetical order. All genealogical connections known to the author
should be given. (Ort means place; Sippe means kinship or tribe.)
A Heimatbuch is quite different. It
tells the history of a village and only a few of them provide all of the
names of inhabitants in former times. See list:
Abthausen/Apatin Publications |
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Paul Abraham
- An Operetta Composer: |
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He was born
in Apatin (Abthausen) 02 Nov 1892. (His birth-house is situated in
the main street in Abthausen and it stands just around the corner of the
Post st. and Ulica Srpskih Vladara St. Vojvodjanska Bank is just
opposite of the house). Paul Abraham died in Hamburg 07 May 1960.
www.operone.de/komponist/abraham.html
More complete info: www.answers.com/topic/paul-abraham?cat=entertainment
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Joseph Heibl: |
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Leaves the
MKI a Major Bequest - Heibl was born in Bajmok/Apatin (Abthausen), a
Danube-Swabian community located 100 miles north of Belgrade, Serbia,
that was then part of the Austrian-Hungarian Empire. When he was six
years old, his widowed mother immigrated with him and a younger brother
to the United States, settling in South Milwaukee, where she joined
people from her home region and remarried. Joseph grew up speaking the
Danube-Swabian dialect with his family and immediate neighborhood. Read More: http://csumc.wisc.edu/mki/Newsletter/Newsf01.html (NLG) |
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Map links: |
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www.bulkes.de/batschkaeng.html (NLG) |
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Apatin Tourism |
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Serbian
www.turizam.apatin.com/ (NLG) |
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Apatin Webshots |
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http://good-times.webshots.com/album/562663165oaxuDN?start=0 (NLG)
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Apatin at You Tube |
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Apatin is famous for its fish paprikash
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FAszF6kF4-Y&feature=related
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