The Forgotten Genocide Lecture Series
The Forgotten Genocide, a Documentary by Ann Morrison
St Louis Community College-Meramec, Kirkwood, MO, February 25-26, 2010
Adam Martini, Speaker at The Forgotten Genocide Lecture Series
Content Contributions
Stories from back home by Adam Martini. . .
On becoming a
Woodworker, translation
by Hans Martini New Years Day,
translation
by Hans Martini Our Tracht The Potatoes translation
by Hans Martini My
Big Adventure: America - 1956,
translation
by Hans Martini Haigermoos - Camp, Remembrances
of my Time in Austria,
translation by Trentoner
Donauschwaben Nachrichten
Newsletter staff
Stories by Others . . . My
Father,
the Meat
Chopper
(“Mein Vater,
der
Fleischhacker”)
By
Andreas
Franz,
translation
by Hans Martini.
[January, 2009, Trentoner Donauschwaben Nachrichten.] Trachtenfest!
by Eugen Philips.
Translated by Hans Martini (German to English)
Our Tracht By Hans Martini
(Based on information provided by Kaethe Marx and others.)
Events . . .
Martini family paid for the first DVHH Crest Banner displayed at the yearly DVHH Booth & Eva Martini beautifully embellished it . . .
Hans Martini, presented the following certificates at 2008 Landestrachtenfest mit
Tanzwettbewerb – Cleveland, OH DVHH Certificates of Appreciation - The Donauschwaben Villages Helping Hands (DVHH) recognized the people and organizations which made possible our participation in the Landesverband der Donauschwaben (LUSA) annual events. Our
collaboration with LUSA helps to promote the mission of the DVHH and bring it to the Donauschwaben Club members. What better place to present the DVHH Certificates of Appreciation but at the Landestrachtenfest mit Wettbewerb 2008 in Cleveland? Some of us attended the Presidents meeting held on Sunday, Aug 30, 2008; and after a nice introduction of the DVHH by Leo Mayer, Hans Martini, DVHH Board Director, presented the certificates.
DVHH
Administrative
Roles &
Hans Martini served on the Donauschwaben Villages Helping Hands
(DVHH) Non-Profit Corporation Board of Directors 2008-2009. Mover and Shaker Interview with Hans Martini by Rose Mary Keller Hughes, May 8, 2008
Trenton, New Jersey (NJ) Archivist: Dennis Bauer & Hans Martini
[Published
at
DVHH.org
by Jody
McKim
Pharr]
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