Destination: The Americas
Argentina
Donauschwaben
Villages Helping Hands
Buenos Aires
Archivist: Volunteer!"Donauschwaben Villa Ballester" YouTube Video - Villa Ballesger, is in Argentina, South America. My guess is, these Donauschwaben settled in Argentina, after 1945, if they immigrated to Argentina in 1920's hats off to the Donauschwaben in Argentina, because they still carry their heritage, and speak their own language. You might recognize some of your relatives? The video is 6;42" long. Close to tend of the video, you will notice, the band is a bit out of tune, and the Donauschwaben are shouting, - POLKA, - POLKA- POLKA . . . Of course the Donauschwaben, are known for the Polka.
[Alex Leeb, 22 Dec 2008]Asociación Suabos del Danubio (Donauschwabenverein)
La Paz 650
B1653??? Villa Ballester
Prov.de Buenos Aires
Tel.: 4760-9900 / 4738-5378
Fax: 4738-5378
E- Mail: ---Federación de Sociedades Suabas del Danubio en la Argentina
Verband der Donauschwaben in Argentinien
Moyano 215
B1846??? Adrogué
Prov.de Buenos Aires
Tel.: 4294-4363 / 4765-9593Reference & Books
Donauschwäbische Bibliographie 1935-1955, by Scherer, Anton das Schrifttum über die Donauschwaben in Ungarn, Rumänien, Jugoslawien und Bulgarien sowie - nach 1945 - in Deutschland, Österreich, Frankreich, USA, Canada, Argentinien und Brasilien. Ref Z2243.S33 Porter. [Print] ISBN: 390148616X
Immigration
The CEMLA Data Base - Access to consult online the most complete database on arrivals of immigrants to Argentina. https://cms.cemla.com/ [Type in the name where it says "Appelido" The name(s) will come up with a number beside it.
Genealogical Services in Argentina - Buenos Aires
1895 Argentina National Census is now available http://search.labs.familysearch.org and free. Registration is needed with an email address and it takes a couple of days to get the confirmation.
It has a searchable index that is linked to the digital images. It is a beta version and has some errors in the transcriptions, but searching any possible spelling broadens the chances of finding our ancestors."Civil Registration https://www.buenosaires.gob.ar/registrocivil/sedes/registros-civiles-en-argentina
SCHNEIDER - Destination Place: Buenos Aires Rauth, Pinkils, & Keles from Banat to Buenos Aires
Contact: Luis Elias Rauth merauth@optusnet.com.au
Rauth family on holiday, in Cordoba, Argentina in 1953I'm seeking information on my father's family, his name was Joan Rauth b. 25 Aug 1907 in Timisoara, nationality German, place of residence: number 1, IV Street, Fratelia, District of Timis. His Mother was Jozefa Pinkils Rauth, father name Jozsef Rauth. Married Isabela Keles and they came to Argentina in 1928. I only know of one sister remaining in Timisoara. My father died in 1962 in Buenos Aires. I've been living in Australia since 1982.
DVHH < Destination: The Americas < Argentina < Buenos Aires
