
Stories &
Articles
1924 Donauschwäbischer Volkskalender 'Our Danube Swabian
Banat Villages Have Their Own Character' by Prof.
Nischbach
1950, Remember
Where You Came From
by Alex Leeb
Journey
Into
The
Unknown
"1983"
by
Anton Bedoe Zollner
1971, Journey
from Alexanderhausen to Ottawa 'Sketch of a
memoir'
by Nick Tullius
1904 - Excerpts
from a Banaters life & village as a child &
young women
by Laurie Ackermann Boyett
How that hat got on top of the church
by Nick Tullius
Danube Swabian Easter
Customs by Jacob Steigerwald
by Nick Tullius
Profile of an Americanized Danube
Swabian Ethnically Cleansed under Tito by Jacob
Steigerwald
Life
of a
Schwob "A
farmer's daily life in the village"
by
Alex
Leeb
“Ratschen” Holy Week in
Banat (My Personal Recollection) by
Nick Tullius
Rosemary in the Life
of the Danube Swabians by
Hans
Gehl
100th
Year Banater Swabian in Austria 1907-2007
by
Hans Dama
Banat
Swabians, Danube Swabians & Their Future
by
Hans Dama & Hans Gehl
The Danube Swabians ...as seen in Claudio Magris’ Book
“Danube” Reviewed
by Nick Tullius
An
Englishman Travels the Banat (mid-1800s)
by
John Paget
On the Trails of
Our Ancestors by Anton Zollner
1912 - Destitute to America
- Experiences by Kurt Aram 1934, Emigrating
to
America by Magdalena Jorch
Dian
Fare
Dodger by
Hans
Dama
My
Escape From Romania
by Herwig Stefan
Life in
our new Heimat
by Helene Schuch
Memories
of Our Resettlement
by Helene Schuch
My journey from the Banat to Canada
by Nick Tullius
Review by
Hans Gehl
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Review by
Jody McKim
Pharr
Villages Lorrains En Roumanie
by André Rosambert
-
L'Illustration (French Magazine),
Part
1:
01 Apr 1933
Villages Lorrains En Roumanie
by André Rosambert -
L'Illustration (French Magazine),
Part 2:
24 Nov 1934
The
Shadow of Herta Müller at the
Nitzkydorf Cemetery
by Viorel Ilişoi,
(From the day they announced on
television that the German writer
Herta Müller received the Nobel
Prize for Literature and it was
recalled that she was born and
raised in Romania, many people in
her native village are asking
themselves what is the Nobel Prize
and who is this Herta Müller? And if
she is a villager of theirs and won
one million
Euros, what is in it for
them? Herta Müller is an unknown in
Nitzkydorf, the village she put on
the worldwide map in a single day.)
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