DVHH discontinued its
Membership 'Partner' level. The existing Partner
pages will be grandfathered into their prospective
regions of research for all time. [17 Jul 2012] In
Syrmia we have: Families of Eve Brown -
FEDERMANN, DAUTERMANN, SKLENA
 |
Paula Schleis, our
latest Syrmia Contributor has brought to us some exciting new
photos for the Syrmia section. More to come, so please check back!
[Apr-May 2012]:
Sotin Folks at a
refugee camp in Linz 1945. Family: Tieherer,
Baumgartner & Senzius
Elisabeth Stock,
sons, Joe & unk., sisters Eva Tieherer &
Mary Tieherer & her children, Elisabeth
(later Schmidt), Mary (later Bates) & Steve
Tieherer
Sotin refugees in Frankenburg, Austria, 1945
at a Senzius wedding -
Some identities in this group photo
Maria Kiefer & George Senzius, Andy Kiefer,
& Katy Senzius both sets of siblings, about
1926
Julianna Willig and
husband Jakob (unknown last name), about
1916
Schleiss family
Stephan Senzius WW
II, about 1940
Wedding in Sotin, 1938, unknown couple
Rose Molnar, 1942
Peter Molnar, father of Rose Molnar. Date
unknown, but pre-World War II |
“Two
Donauschwaben Sisters”
or “How
we understand each other”
by
Dragan Gegenbauer [12 Sep
2011]
Eric Schwarz,
New Village Coordinator:
Schider Banovci
/
Schidski Banovci.
Village
[14 July 2011]
Neu-Pasua - Journey to
the Other Schwabenland By
Johannes Banzhaf.
Author
Johannes Banzhaf of Gütersloh, Westphalia, in northern
Germany, wrote this heart-warming account. During a
challenging 2,000 km trip he and his wife, Herta Fisslacker
Banzhaf, took in a DKW automobile in 1938, they stopped off
in Indija and
Neu-Pasua to get acquainted with Johannes’s large extended
family.
The article was originally published in the Geislinger
Zeitung (Newspaper)
on July 19, 1939 and in the Stuttgarter Zeitung on August
11, 1939. Translated & Edited by Rose Vetter. Published at
DVHH.org 24 May 2011]
Images, Krtschedin
summer of 2009 taken by Dorothea Steigele
The
Flame Devours Us - From the Diary of
Pastor Matthias Rometsch (Chronik
Neu-Pasua 1790-1945)
Contributed by
Gerhard Banzhaf,
translated by Henry Fischer and
edited by Rose Vetter. Published at
DVHH.org 04 Nov 2009]
Neu-Pasua, A Short Homeland
Book,
By Mathias Huber,
translated by Henry Fischer,
edited by Rose Vetter. Published at
DVHH.org 18 Aug 2009.
Obresch Village Site,
Village
Coordinator Eve
Brown, published
29 Jul 2009;
Webmaster:
Ludwig Keck
The richest and best
preserved wildlife
habitats in the
Pannonian plain
Agriculture in
Surtschin
from
the
book
“Surtschin”
Ortsbiografie
der
deutschen
Minderheit
eines
Dorfes
in
Syrmien
By:
Michael
Schmidt,
1980;
translated
by
Roy
Engel,
contributed
by
Eve
Brown. Published at
DVHH.org 21 Aug
2008.
Syrmia
Lookup Volunteers
are now listed
on the Syrmia
Village Index, under the village name.
Tribute to
Barbara Scheuer
Wolfram,
DVHH Village
Coordinator for
Vodjinci
Professor Oskar
Sommerfeld
1885-1973
Academic Painter
from the town of India
(Indjija)
The Later
Migration to the
Syrmien village
India during the
Years 1836-1855
(List of Family
Names, and their
former
residence) by
Dr. Wendelin Müller
The Danube River
Was Our
Salvation - A cartographic
reflection of
the flight in
October 1944
by Gerhard Banzhaf
Surtschin in
Syrmien
-
A summary and
translation of
portions of
Surtschin: Ortsbiografie der
deutschen
Minderheit eines
Dorfes in Syrmien published
by the
Ortsausschuss
der
Ortsgemeinschaft
Surtschin in
1980.
Journey to
Freedom
1850-1943
Part
1:
(Family
background)
Dautermann's
of
Obresch
&
Sklena's of Bohemia & Schwarzwald,
Germany, Apfeldorf
& Kupinovo
Part 2:
Obresch to Camp
Haid to America
Obresch
-
“Surtschin”
Ortsbiografie
der
deutschen
Minderheit
eines
Dorfes
in
Syrmien By
Michael
Schmidt
–
1980,
translated
by
Roy
Engel.
Banner
photo
contributed by
photographer Andrea Ballreich, 2007.
[Published at
DVHH.org by Jody McKim Pharr]
