I was here - Wall of Descendants - DVHH
Members, Volunteers, & Mail Listers share what the DVHH has meant to them.
[Some postings were edited due to off topic or lengthy family histories that
may be more appropriately published elsewhere on the DVHH website.]
Cousin Connections - Mail Listers share
their stories of making cousin connections because of DVHH.
Presidents Letter - Letter of
Thanks: Volunteers & Contributors Who Made the DVHH Successful
Donauschwaben
Villages Helping Hands - The Ties That Bind – Worldwide
Survivor Story: Anni Tissl Turkalak
A Survivor Story of a Russian Ukraine Slave Labor Camp - A twist of
fate for a Donauschwaben-US Born Young Woman
Book
Review: O Podunavskim Svabama / Uber die Donauschwaben / About the Danube
Swabians
Katharina Lettang Searches for Susanne, by Karl
Springenschmid (1979). Translated to English: "Our lost
children: Janissaries" by Eve E. Koehler and John A Koehler,
1980
A
History Austria-Hungary From The Earliest Time To The Year 1889 -
Translated from French: " Histoire de l'Autriche-Hongrie By Louis Léger,
1879" by Mrs. Birkbeck Hill; with a Preface by Edward A. Freeman. Published
by G.P. Putnam's sons, 1889 - 672 pages. The DVHH publication provides a
linked table of contents for you convenience.
A Short
History of The Danube Swabians
- by Nick Tullius, 2013 DVHH Editorial
Prince Eugene and our Old Homeland
- by Rose Vetter, 2013 DVHH Editorial
Zarev Brod (Endje) A German Minority Community in Bulgaria
- by Rose Vetter, 2013 DVHH Editorial
Revised Section:
Atrocities Against the Danube Swabian Starting in 1944
The Settlement of Tolna County by the Swabians (Swabian Turkey)
"Peter
Max Wagner"
Batschka Donauschwaben Spokesperson - "Founder of "Hilfswerk der
Donauschwaben"
Danube Swabian in
Bulgaria
New Content is being developed as you read
this, so check back . . .
Publishers Note: The head
banner was the original DVHH banner used when we still referred to us as a
"project" and the map background image were both were created by Mike
O'Brien. These bring back so many memories. I should start using
that background image again, it is very nice.
Below are some tidbits of
nostalgia I thought some of you might enjoy.
