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a) Banat-Topola’s
Schwaben: 1791-1945,
by Jacob Steigerwald (1992). ISBN 0-9615505-3-8, 154 pp. 8.5x11
inches, illus. $19.95 – Bilingual
work (German & English in one combined volume).
Paperback
treatise concerning the Austro-Hungarian village in the Vojvodina from
its founding to the forcible collective eviction and divided confinement
of its resident German-speaking families into group attrition camps. The
listing of local community members as of 1945, found on pp. 48-51,
represents a significant genealogical resource.
Availability status:
In stock.
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b) Donauschwäbische
Gedankenskizzen aus USA – Reflections of Danube Swabians in America.
Aufsätze – Articles, 1986-1982, by Jacob Steigerwald (1983). ISBN
0-9615505-0-3, 130 pp. 6.5x8.5 inches, illus. Paperback anthology with two
(2) articles in English and sixteen (16) in German, summarized in English.
Availability status: Out-of-print, but may be borrowed through Inter
Library Loan.
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c) Profile
of an Americanized Danube Swabian Ethnically Cleansed under
Tito, by Jacob Steigerwald (2001). ISBN 0-9615505-4-6,
283 pp. 5.5x 8.5 inches, illus. $29.95
Paperback memoir
conveying factual insights regarding group background, characteristic
positive contributions to society, family lineage, plus European
and American social aspects during the second half of the Twentieth
Century. Ample details vitalize the narratives. Abundant references
render leads for further inquiry.
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d) Tracing
Romania’s Heterogeneous
German Minority from its Origins to the Diaspora, by Jacob Steigerwald (1985). ISBN
0-9615505-1-1, 61 pp. 8.5x11 inches, illus.
The soft cover monograph facilitates orientation in genealogical research.
Availability status: Out-of-print, but may be borrowed through Inter
Library Loan.
Books a and c can be ordered
through bookstores, or directly from:
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Service
5960 S. Estes Street
Littleton, CO 80123-8605
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