The Batschka [German] (Backa: Serbo-Croatian, Bácska: Hungarian) is now divided between Hungary and Yugoslavia (the western part of Vojvodina in Serbia), boundaries being: north of Császártöltés, Hungary, East of the Theiß rivers, south and west of the Danube River and centers to Novi-Sad, Zombor.  Between the rivers Danube and Theiß with the cities Abthausen / Apatin, Neusatz / Novi Sad, and Ulmenau / Batsch-Brestowatz. Batschka villages, websites, contacts, books, lookup guides and more! Indexed by German variant, Hungarian, Other and then Official:

 

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	Abthausen (German) see: Apatin
	Ada (Hungarian) Adda Ada, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) A town and municipality in Serbia. It is situated near the river Tisa in Vojvodina province. Although the town is geographically located in Bačka, it is part of the North Banat District.
	Altbetsche (German) Óbecse / Obecse (Hungarian) Stari Becej (Other) Becej, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Altker (German) Alt Keer (German) Ó-Kér / O-Ker (Hungarian) Stari Ker (Other) Zmajevo (Other) Keer (Other) Ókér / Okér (Other) Nagy-Kér / Nagy-Ker (Other) Pasicevo, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Lookups Guide: Eve Brown - Altker Familien Chronik by Dr. Peter Stegh
	Alt-Morawitza (German) Bácskossuthfalva / Bacskossuthfalva (Hungarian) Stara Moravica, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Alt-Palanka (German) Ópalánka / Opalanka (Hungarian) Stara Palanka, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Alt-Schowe, Altschowe (German) SEE: Schowe (German)
	Alt-Siwatz (German) Ószivácz / Oszivacz (Hungarian) Siewatz (Other) Siwatz (Other) Sovacz (Other) Szivácz / Szivacz (Other) Stari Sivac, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Lookups Guide: Daniela M. O'Connor - Ortsippenbuch Siwatz 1786-1944 by Hans Kunz Bär . Dinges . Reuter . Vollweiter - "Siwatz ein donauschwäbisches Dorf in der Batschka" - www.sivac.net/noveknjige.htm
	Apatin, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) Abthausen (German) Upathin (Other) Apathin (Other) Nagyárki / Nagyark Apáti / Apati (Other) DVHH Apatin Coordinators: Beth Tolfree & Boris Masic: German only please. DVHH Village Site: www.dvhh.org/apatin DVHH Lookups Guide: Beth Tolfree - books by Josef P. Schwend Apatin Familienbuch 1700-1945 Apatin Taufregister (all births), includes Heiratsregister (marriages 1751-1825) Apatin Sterberegister (deaths from 1750-1988) DVHH Lookups Guide: Beth Tolfree - Familienbuch Apatin 1750-1825 by Jakob Schuy DVHH Lookups Guide: Beth Tolfree - Apatiner Heimatbuch by Josef V. Senz (I can read the lists of names of Early Colonists of Apatin and of Apatiners who died in lagers.  The text is in German so I cannot read his history of the community.) DVHH Lookups Guide: Beth Tolfree - Schwend's CD-Rom with chronological listings of marriages (1751-1950) and births from 1750-1842 and 1895-1945. (It helps if the person has a time period within which I can begin to look.) Familienbuch Apatin in der Batschka 1750-1825. Jakob Schuy, AKdFF, Kaiserlautern, Germany. 2006. 901pp. Musician: Paul Abraham - An Operetta Composer: He was born in Apatin (Abthausen) 02 Nov 1892.  (His birth-house is situated in the main street in Abthausen and it stands just around the corner of the Post st. and Ulica Srpskih Vladara St. Vojvodjanska Bank is just opposite of the house). Paul Abraham died in Hamburg 07 May 1960. www.operone.de/komponist/abraham.html  More complete info:  www.answers.com/topic/paul-abraham?cat=entertainment Travelogue: My Trip to Apatin 2004 - Beth Tolfree Private Homepage: Hans Quintus, born in Apatin Private Homepage: Ancestors of Christopher Shaw - Apatin & Filipowa Danube Cruise To Apatin Summer 2009 www.danuvije.com/uk/apatin.html offering a Danube cruise beginning in Belgrade and taking in Apatin, along with its famous Apatin Fishermen's Nights.
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	Bácsföldvár / Bacsfoldvar (Hungarian) Backo Gradiste, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Batsch Monoschtor (German) Monostorszeg (Hungarian) Batschki Monoschtor (Other) Manoschter (Other) Monostor (Other) Nagy-Monostor (Other) Bodrogmonoster (Other) Backi Monostor, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Batschka Topola (German) Bereg (German) Bács-Topolya / Bacs-Topolya (Hungarian) Topolya (Other) Béreg / Bereg (Hungarian) Breg (Other) Batschki Breg (Other) Beryeg (Other) Backa Topola (Official) Backi Breg, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Batsch (German) Bács / Bacs (Hungarian) Bac, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Lookups Guide: Dennis Bauer - Batsch Familienbuch in der Batschka 1830-1943 Batsch. Stefan Blaskowitz. Pannonia-Verlag, Stuttgart, Germany. 1965. 115 Pgs. History of the town of Batsch. H.O.G. Web Site: www.batsch-batschka.de - Klaus Kempf, Ottobrunn, Deutschland From Batsch to Trenton - The Trip to America in 1913 by the Lorenz Helleis Family. Dennis J. Bauer. Levittown, PA (Self published). 2004. Batsch. Stefan Blaskowitz. Pannonia-Verlag, Stuttgart, Germany. 1965. 115 Pgs. History of the town of Batsch. Familienbuch Batsch in der Batschka 1830-1943. Heimatortsgemeinschaft Batsch, Klaus Kempf, Falkenstrasse 5, 85521 Ottobrunn, Germany. 2005. 1458 pp.    Private Homepage: Bauer from Palanka & Helleis from Batsch
	Batschalmasch (German) Almasch (German) Heimerskirchen (German) Hagymásegyház / Hagymasegyha (Other) Hajmás / Hajmas (Other) Halmás / Halmas (Other) Bácsalmás / Bacsalmas, Hungary (Official) DVHH Lookups Guide: Ron Gretz - Ortssippenbuch der Deutschen in Batschalmasch (Bácsalmás) by Anton Hippich
	Bacs Bodrog (Hungarian) Batschka, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Lookups Guide/(Family Connections) : Alice Spande - Searching family connections using Ortssippenbucher and Familienbucher for...Abthausen/Apatin, Bacsalmas, Batschsentivan, Bukin, Csavoly, Filipowa, Gakowa, Gara, Hodschag, Katschmar/Katymar, Kruschiwl, Kernei, Kolut, Nemesnadudvar, Neudorf (Novo Selo), Parabutsch, Stanischitsch, Tschatali (Csatalja), Tscheb, Tschonopel, Weprowatz, and other miscellaneous villages outside the Batschka.
	Batsch-Sentiwan (German) Priglewitz (German) Sonnhofen (German) BacsSentiwan (German) Bácsszentiván / Bacsszentivan (Hungarian) Szentiván / Szentivan (Hungarian) Úrszentiván / Urszentivan (Hungarian) Priglevica Sveti Ivan (Other) SzentIvan (Other) Sveti Ivan (Other) Sentiwan (Other) Priglevica (Other) Preigevica Sveti (Other) Sankt Johann an der Schanze (Other) Batschsentiwan (Other) Prigrevica Sveti Ivan, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Batsch-Sentiwan Coordinator: Nancy Wyman DVHH Village Site: www.dvhh.org/west-batsch/sentiwan DVHH Village Profile: www.dvhh.org/batschka/village/batschsentiwan DVHH Lookups Guide: Ron Gretz - BacsSentiwan Familienbuch (1740-1830) DVHH Lookups Guide: Paul Stagl - Ortssippenbuch (1763 - 1827) Schuy & Scherer Hemp Industry in Batschsentiwan, The ”White Gold" of the Batschka Ortssippenbuch Batschsentiwan 1763-1827. Jakob Schuy & Paul Scherer. Passavia Druckerei GmbH, 8390 Passau, Germany. 1992. Pgs. 565. Resource Contributor: Hans Kopp Files
	Bezdány / Bezdany (Hungarian) Besdan (Other) Bezdan / Bezdan-fok, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) Bezdans official homepage www.bezdan.org.yu
	Borschod (German) Batschborschod (Other) Borsod-Szent-Lőrincz (Other) Bácsborsód / Bacsborsod, Hungary (Official)
	Bogjani (German) Bogyán / Bogyan (Hungarian) Boian (Other) Bodjani, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Brestowatz (German) Batsch-Brestowatz (German) Szilberek (Hungarian) Szilvás / Szilvas  (Other) Brestovac (Official) Backi Brestovac, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Batsch-Brestowatz Coordinators: Anton Petschner & Nancy Wyman DVHH Village Site: www.dvhh.org/west-batsch Sebastian Leicht - born Batschka Brestowatz Ortssippenbuch Brestowatz in der Batschka 1786-1943. Stephan Werni & Paul Schmidt. Frankfurt am Main, Germany. 1986. Pgs. 664. Ortssippenbuch Brestowatz in der Batschka 1786-1943. Paul Schmidt & Matthias Leinweber. Frankfurt am Main, Germany. 1988.  Pgs. 433. Artist: Sebastian Leicht - born Batschka Brestowatz Private Homepage: The People of Backi Brestovac - Mary Ann Fischer Private Homepage: Jakob Werner & Barbara-Maria Didio from Filipowa, Brestowacz Private Homepage: Family of Peter Wacker from Hodschag, Batsch-Brestowatz Private Homepage: Genealogy of the Petschner & Seiler Families of Weprowatz & Brestowatz
	Bulkes (German) Bulkesz (Hungarian) Bulkeszi (Other) Bulkess (Other) Buljkes (Other) Keszi (Other) Maglíc, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Bulkes Coordinator: Heinrich Stephan DVHH Village Site: www.dvhh.org/bulkes DVHH Memoir: Danube Swabian Easter Customs Lebzelter And the Easter Customs for the People of the Village of Bulkes by Heinrich Hoffmann Bulkes in the Batschka Bulkes & World War II Bulkes - The Story of One Young Survivor Bulkes Leidensweg www.bulkes.de Travelogue: Passau to Novi Sad 2004 - Heinrich Hoffmann
	Bukin (German) Bácssulja / Bacssulja (Hungarian) Dunabökény / Dunabokény, Yugoslavia (Hungarian) Buczi  (Hungarian) Buki (Hungarian) Mladenovo, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Lookups Guide: Maxine Jones - Ortssippenbuch Bukin in der Batschka 1749-1945 by Jacob Schuy, Volumes I and II DVHH Memoir: New Years Day By Adam Martini DVHH Memoir: On Becoming a Woodworker by Adam Martini Travel Memoir: My Big Adventure: America - 1956 by Adam Martini Bildband Bukin, 1749-1945. Ein deutsches Dorf in der Batschka. Andreas Pfuhl. Perlinger Druck GmbH, 93437 Furth im Wald, Germany. 2002. 550 Pgs. Ortssippenbuch Bukin in der Batschka 1749-1945. Band 1 & 2. Jakob Schuy. WB-Druck GmbH & Co., Buchproduktions KG, Rieden/Allgau, Germany.  1999.  1454 Pgs.  Resource Contributor: Adam Martin & Hans Martini
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	Csurog (Hungarian) Curug, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) A village in the municipality of Žabalj, in the South Bačka District of Serbia. It is situated in the Autonomous Province of Vojvodina. Csurog: Till the Last Hungarian - "In the fall of 1941, Serbian partisans surprised, ambushed, disarmed and undressed the Hungarian police patrol from Csurog in a corn field. The two bound men were impaled on a nearby farm."
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	Dornau (German) Dernye (Hungarian) Déronya / Deronya (Hungarian) Deronja (Other) Dernja (Other) Deronje, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Doroslo (German) Doroszló / Doroszlo (Hungarian) Doroslau (Other) Doroszlo (Official) Doroszlovo, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Doroslo Coordinator: Nancy Wyman DVHH Village Site: www.dvhh.org/west-batsch/doroslo DVHH Lookups Guide: Nancy Wyman - Die deutschen Familien in Doroslo und Stapar 1753 - 1895, by Peter Distl, Jockgrim 2007. (Heimatbuch)
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	Eugenwall (German) Mackensenhorst (German) Magazin (German) Altfutok (German) Ófutak / Ofutak (Hungarian) Alt-Futok (Other) Alt-Futak (Other) Futog (Other) Ratkai (Other) Futok (Other) Ó-Futak / O-Futak (Other) Futak (Other) Stari Futog, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
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	Feketitsch (German) Schwarzberg (German) Feketehegy (Hungarian) Bácsfeketehegy / Bacsfeketehegy (Hungarian) Feketehegyház (Hungarian) Crno Brdo (Other) Feketic, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Feketitsch Coordinators: Brad Schwebler & Kim Geiger DVHH Village Site: www.dvhh.org/feketitsch DVHH Memoir: Customs on Festival Days Springtime & Easter - from the book "The Germans of the Community of Feketic / Feketitsch" by Dr. Viktor Pratscher Resource Contributor: Brad Schwebler Files Travelogue: Bus Trip to Sekitsch and Feketisch 2006 Private Homepage: Schwebler, Pratscher, Schaefer/Schäfer, Thomas, Ort, Weber, Gutwein Private Homepage: The Schwindt Family from Feketitsch - Annette Schwindt, Bonn/Germany Private Homepage: Pfaff, Dinges, Stengel, Bolz/Boltz, Kohler, Scheer, Orth, Butscher & Grau
	Filipowa (German) Filipsdorf (German) Kindlingen (German) Szentfülöp (Hungarian) Filipovo (Other) Szent-Fülöp / Szent-Fulop (Other) Sankt Philipp (Other) Filipovoselo (Other) Backi Gracac, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Lookups Guide: Dennis Bauer - OSB Filipowa by Pertschi 1994 Filipowa Bild einer donaschwäbischen Gemeide. Paul Mesli, Franz Schreiber & Georg Wildmann. Verlag der Donauschwäbischen Kulturstiftung, Wien, Austria. 1992. 303 pp. Ortssippenbuch Filipowa in der Batschka. Band 1. Johann Pertschi, Junkers Str. 78, D-7314, Wernau, Germany. 1989. Pgs.798. Ortssippenbuch Filipowa in der Batschka. Band 2. Johann Pertschi, Junkers Str. 78, D-3249, Wernau, Germany. 1994. Pgs. 523. Also 2005 CD-Rom version with updates. H.O.G. Web Site: www.donauschwaben.net/hog/filipowa/en/intro.html Private Homepage: Jakob Werner & Barbara-Maria Didio from Filipowa, Brestowacz Private Homepage: Ancestors of Christopher Shaw - Apatin & Filipowa
	Frankenstadt  (German) Baja,Hungary (Hungarian) Baja-Frankenstadt, Hungary (Other) Baja, Hungary (Official)
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	Gajdobra see: Neu Gajdobra
	Gakowa (German) Graumarkt (German) Gádar / Gádor (Hungarian) Gakova / Gákova (Other) Kakat (Other) Kakath (Other) Gakovo, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Lookups Guide: Raymond Reu - Ortsippenbuch Gakowa Batschka 1763-1895 by Johann Schnaterbeck Ortssippenbuch Gakowa, Batschka, 1763-1895, Teil I. Johann Schnaterbeck. AKdFF, Goldmuhles Str.30, Sindelfingen, Germany. 1994. Pgs. 1129.  Ortssippenbuch Gakowa, Batschka, 1896-1943, Teil II. Michael Hutfluss. AKdFF, Goldmuhles Str.30, Sindelfingen, Germany. 2002. Pgs. 639. DVHH Memoir: Memories from Gakowa by Katherine Hoeger-Flotz   Private Homepage: The Reu/Graze Weigandt/Gunther Genealogy of Gakowa / Gakova Gakowa Vineyards Gedenkfeier in Gakovo Teil 1; 27 Sep 2009 (E: Part 2 Commemorative ceremony in memory of Gakovo) www.youtube.com/watch?v=HhcgopAn6zM Gedenkfeier in Gakovo Teil 2 Erinnerung an die 8500 ermodeten Donauschwaben im Lager Gakovo in den Jahren 1945 bis 1948; 27 Sep 2009 (E: Part 2 Commemorative ceremony in memory of Gakovo of 8500 ermodeten Donauschwaben Gakovo in prison in the years 1945 to 1948, 27 Sep 2009) www.youtube.com/watch?v=9xt3ATF1HJ0&NR=1 Tuča u preduzeću u Gakovu (Serbian) www.youtube.com/watch?v=m2G6vKCQP8U&feature=related
	Gara (Hungarian) Gara, Hungary (Official) Locatied in Bács-Kiskun county, near Baja, in Hungary. Die Deutschen Familien von Gara in der Batschka 1737-1945. Josef Gatti & Wendelin Peller. AkdFf, Sindelfingen, Germany. 1997. Pgs. 800. Commemorative Ceremony in Gara/Batschka - On July 6, 2007, a large commemorative ceremony and the consecration of the old cemetery in Gara marked the 60 anniversary of the forcible removal of Germans in Hungary.  Gedenkfeier (Commemoration) in Gara/Batschka - 6. Juli 2007 Anläßlich des 60. Jahrestages der Verschleppung der Ungarndeutschen kam es zu einer großen Gedenkfeier und zur Weihe des alten Friedhofs in Gara. (translation by Hans Martini) www.neue-zeitung.hu/54-14035.php
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	Hajosch (German) Heuers (German) Wallersdorf (German) Hajós / Hajos, Hungary (Hungarian) (Official)
	Harta (German) Hartau, Hungary (Official) Bács-Kiskun County 100 miles south of Budapest, Hungary, on the Danube river DVHH Memoir: The Beginning of the Following Sorrowful Story Sunday, January 21ST, 1945 by John Knodel. The story is being transcribed from Hungarian to German from a daybook that John Knodel kept during his 33 month, 1000 day, imprisonment in Russia (Woroschilofka coal mine). Translation by Granddaughter, Gerti Soderquist.
	Hodschag (German) Hanfhausen (German) Odschak (German) Hódság / Hodsag (Hungarian) Hodschach (Other) Hodschak (Other) Ucsak (Other) Odzaci, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Hodschag Coordinator: Nancy Wyman DVHH Village Site: www.dvhh.org/west-batsch DVHH Lookups Guide: Paul Stagl - Ortssippenbuch (1756 - 1945) Tuffner & Schuy DVHH Lookups Guide: Volunteer! - Ortssippenbuch Hodschag (both volumes, pub. 1995) by Martin Tuffner and Jakob Schuy Ortssippenbuch Hodschag 1756-1945. Band 1 & 2. Martin Tuffner & Jakob Schuy. Ertl Druck, Wien, Austria. 1995. Pgs. 1636. Ortssippenbuch Hodschag in der Batschka. Josef Harjung & Anton Reiman.  Frankfurt am Main, Germany. 1976. 514 Pgs. Finding Aid to Hodschag (Hódság) - Batschka Village (now Odzaci, Serbia, Yugoslavia) Banat / Batschka Finding Aid Project by John Movius & Sarah Nunez. Private Homepage: Family of Peter Wacker from Hodschag, Batsch-Brestowatz
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	Jarek (German) Batschki Jarak (German) Jarmosch (German) Jármos / Jarmos (Hungarian) Tiszaistvánfalva (Hungarian) Ireg (Other) Mali Jarak (Other) Jarak (Other) Backi Jarak, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Jarek Coordinator: Kevin Bootz Village Site: http://familynews.webhop.net/Jarek/ - temporarily down DVHH Lookups Guide: Helen Williams - Backi Jarak (Jarek) in Jugoslawien, 1787-1937 Jarek Village site (German) www.hog-jarek.de Contact: Inge Morgenthaler Geschichte der letzten josefinischen Siedlung, Druck der "Verbaßer Buchdruckerei" des Heinrich Bleek, Novi Vrbas 1937. and ... "Printed by the "Verbaßer Printing Office"(History of the last Josephinian Settlement, Printed by the "Verbaßer Printing Office" of Heinrich Bleek, Neu-Werbass). Lookups in sections: Familiengeschichte/Family History; Unsiedlerfamilien/Re-settler families; or evacuee families; Nachzuglerfamilien/Late re-settler families; or late evacuee families. Unser Dorf, Unser Leben, Unser Jarek - "our village, our life, our Jarek" Author: Michael Schmidt [Village book & map] Schulstr 1, 68542 Heddesheim
	Josefsdorf (German) Zsablya (Hungarian) Józseffalva / Jozseffalva, (Hungarian) Zeble (Other) Sablia (Other)   Josifovo Selo (Other) Zablja (Other) Žabalj / Zabalj, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) A town and municipality in South Bačka District of Vojvodina, Serbia. Located in southeastern part of Bačka, known as Šajkaška. DVHH Lookups Guide: Conny Eberhardt - Familien und Ortssippenbuch (Family & Village book) of Zabalj / Josefsforf. Author & Publisher: Josef Fridrich, 1991 Zoellner Ancestors & Towns http://thelen.bravehost.com/Villagesweb2.htm#Zoellner
	Josefowa (German) Józseffalva / Jozseffalva (Hungarian) Josefova (Other) Novi Knezevac, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Juritsch (German) Djördjpusta / Djordjpusta (Other) Szent-György / Szent-Gyorgy (Other) Baracska-Szent-György / Baracska-Szent-Gyorgy (Other) Gyurgyin (Other) Jurics (Other) Györgypuszta / Gyorgypuszta, Hungary (Official)
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	Karawukowo (German) Karbok (German) Wolfingen (German) Bácsordas / Bacsordas (Hungarian) Karawukowa (Other) Karavukovo, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Karawukowo Coordinator: Nancy Wyman DVHH Village Site: www.dvhh.org/west-batsch/karawukowa DVHH Lookups Guide: Volunteer!- Familenbuch Karawukowo, Batschka, 1767-1944, by Josef Harjung, revised by Michael Hellmann, published 1996 by Michael Hellmann.
	Katsch (German) Káty / Katy (Hungarian) Kac, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Katsch Coordinator: Andrea Ballreich DVHH Memoir: Katy (Katch) My Life, the Flight 1944-45 by Kathe Fichtinger H.O.G. Web Site: www.hog-katsch.de
	Katschmar (German) Katymár / Katymar (Hungarian) Katjmar (Other) Kacmar, Hungary (Official) DVHH Katschmar Coordinator: Eileen Wilson DVHH Village Site: www.dvhh.org/katschmar DVHH Lookups Guide: Eileen Wilson - Ortsippenbuch der ehemals deutschen Bewohner von Katschmar-Katymar in der Nord-Batschka (1748-1945) written by Josef Pahl.
	Kernei (German) Kernya (Hungarian) Kerény / Kereny (Hungarian) Kljaicevo (Other) Kernyáya / Kernyaya (Other) Kornau (Other) Kernai (Other) Gorni-Szentkirály (Other) Kernyája / Kernyaja (Other) Szentkirálya (Other) Királya / Kiralya (Other) Krnjaja, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Lookups Guide: Ron Gretz - Kernei Familienbuch (1700-1945) DVHH Lookups Guide: Judi Rill - Kernei Online Passenger Records A-I | J-R | S-Z DVHH Memoir: Roots remain along Danube by Paula Schleis Familienbuch Kernei in der Batschka, Vols. 1 & 2. Johann Schmidt. Poderborn, Germany. 1995. 1629pp. H.O.G. Web Site: www.hog-kernei.de/geschichte.htm
	Kischker  (German) Kleinker (German) Klein Keer (German) Kiskér / Kisker (Hungarian) Mali Ker (Other) Pribicevicevo (Other) Backo Dobro Polje, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) H.O.G. Web Site: http://kischker.de DVHH Lookups Guide: Eve Brown - Kisker-Kischkeer Batschka Menschen un Familien 1786-1944 published in Karlsruhe in 2006 by Georg Philipp Noee
	Kölpény / Kolpény (Hungarian) Kulpin, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Kruschiwel  (German) Kruschiwl  (German) Birndorf (German) Bácskörtés / Bacskortes (Hungarian) Körtés / Kortes (Hungarian) Kruschewlje  (Other) Krušovje / Krusovje Körtvélyes / Kortvelyes Kruševlje / Krusevlje, Serbia (former Yugoslavia) DVHH Village Profile: www.dvhh.org/batschka/village/kruschevlje Kruschevlje – Concentration Camp for German-Yugoslavs After World War II. by Therese Herscha (Schmidt) & Ricardo Quinonez.  2007. 114 pp. DVHH Lookups Guide: Gabriele Steger - Kruschiwl (Krusevlje, etc): Familienbuch Kruschiwl, Batschka, 1826(1763)-1943 by Gertrud and Johann Schnaterbeck.
	Kula (Hungarian) SEE: Wolfsburg (German)
	Kulut (German) Ringdorf (German) Küllöt / Kullot (Hungarian) Kolluth (Other) Küllöd / Kullod (Other) Kulud (Other) Kis-Kolut (Other) Nagy-Koluth (Other) Kolut, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Lookups Guide: Judy Ottinger - 1760 -1895 Ortsfamilienbuch Ortsfamilienbuch Kolut in der Batschka 1760-1895. Johannes & Irmgard Engläner. Waiblingen-Neustadt, Germany. 2000. Pgs. 966.
	Kumbaj (German) Kombai (Other) Kumbai (Other) Kumbern (Other) Kunbaja, Hungary (Hungarian) (Official) spotlightongames.com/genealogy/kunbaja.html
	Kupuszina  (Hungarian) Bacskertes / Bácskertes (Hungarian) Kupusina  (Serbian) Official DVHH Village Profile: www.dvhh.org/batschka/village/kupuszina
	Kutzura (German) Kuczora (Hungarian) Kuczura (Other) Kucura, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
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	Legin (German) Riedau (German) Rigitza (German) Regöce, / Regoce (Hungarian) Rigyicza (Hungarian) Regöcze / Regocze (Other) Ridica (Other) Rigica (Other) Reg (Other) Nagy-Patalon (Other) Legyen (Other) Rigyica (Other) Ridjica, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Lookups Guide: Gabriele Steger - Legin (Rigitza, Ridjica, etc): Familienbuch Ridjica, Batschka, 1804-1943 by Michael Hutfluss
	Liebfrauendorf (German) Boldogasszonyfalva (Hungarian) Gospodjinci, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
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	Milititsch (German) Berauersheim (German) Militics (Hungarian) Nemesmilitics (Hungarian) Ráczmilitics / Raczmilitics (Hungarian) Svetozar Miletic (Other) Rac-Milititsch (Other) Srpski-Militic (Other) Millitics (Other) Srpski-Miletic, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Milititsch Coordinator: Nancy Wyman DVHH Village Site: www.dvhh.org/west-batsch DVHH Lookups Guide: Dennis Bauer - OSB Miletitsch by Schuy 1987 DVHH Lookups Guide: Volunteer! - Ortssippenbuch (1786 - 1945) - Schuy DVHH Lookups Guide: Volunteer! - Jakob Schuy, Ortssippenbuch Miletitsch in der Batschka, 1987.  Ortssippenbuch Miletitsch. Jakob Schuy. AkdFF, Schriesheim, Germany. 1987. Pgs.1006. Order: Jakob Schuy, Breslauer Str. 12, 67659 Kaiserslautern, Germany.
	Madarasch (German) Madaras (Hungarian) Gross-Madratz (Other) Madrasch (Other) Madaras, Hungary (Official)
	Mol (German) Moholy (Hungarian) Moholy, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Moszór / Moszor (Hungarian) Mosorin, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
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	Nádalja / Nadalja (Hungarian) Nadalj, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Nadwar (German) Adelsrohrhof (German) Nádudvar / Nadudvar, (Hungarian) Nemesnádudvar / Nemesnadudvar, Hungary (Official) DVHH Lookups Guide: Ron Gretz - Familienbuch der donauschwäbischen Gemeinde Nemesnádudvar by Georg Richter
	Nagelsdorf (German) Bajmak (Hungarian) Bajmok, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Neu Gajdobra (German) Gajdobra-Neugajdobra (German) Wekerledorf (German) Wekerlefalva (Hungarian) Wekerle (Other) Neu-Schöndorf / Neu-Schondorf (Other) Neu-Gutdorf (Other) Weckerlidorf (Other) Nova Gajdobra, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) Heimatbuch Gajdobra-Neugajdobra. Josef Flock. Donauschwaebischer Heimatverlag Aalen, Wuerttemberg, Germany. 1958. 450pp. 8 Aug. 1997. Ortssippenbuch Gajdobra - Neugajdobra in der Batschka.  Anton Reiman.  Heim-Druck, 6100 Darmstadt, Germany.  1976. 653 Pgs.   Ortssippenbuch Gajdobra-Neugajdobra in der Batschka, Band 2. Anton Reimann & Josef Reimann. Heim Druck, 6100 Darmstadt-Eberstadt, Germany. 1993. Pgs. 742.
	Neudorf (German) Novoselo, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Lookups Guide: Gerhard Pfaff - Familienbuch Neudorf in der Batschka (Backo Novoselo, Bacsujlak) 2003, written by Paul Scherer in 1995. It contains: *(1734 - 1895) (1736 - 1970) (+ 1736 - 1895) Familienbuch Neudorf in der Batschka. Paul Scherer. Bosocolo & Koenigshofer, D-76189 Karlsruhe, Germany. 1995. 1085pp.
	Neufutok (German) Újfutak / Ujfutak (Hungarian) Neu-Futak Other) Novi Futog, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Neu-Palanka (German) Újpalánka / Ujpalanka (Hungarian) Nova Palanka, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Neusatz (German) Újvidék / Ujvidek (Hungarian) Neu-Satz (Other) Pétervárad / Petervarad (Other) Péterváradja / Petervaradja (Other) Peterwardein (Other) Novi Sad, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Neu-Schowe (German) Újsóvé / Ujsove (Hungarian) Nove Sove (Other) Ravno Selo (Other) Nova Sove, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Schowe Coordinator:  Ludwig Keck DVHH Village Site www.dvhh.org/schowe DVHH Lookups Guide: Ursula Wacht - Heimatbuch der Gemeinde Schowe, by Christian Ludwig Brücker, Winnenden 1961. Festschrift zur Johann Petri - Gedächtnisfeier am 2. 12. 1961 in Stuttgart. 32 S. mit Zeichn. +Porträt. (14:21) Kart. *1881 in Neuschowe
	Neu-Siwatz (German) Újszivácz / Ujszivacz (Hungarian) Alt-Siwatz (Other) Novi Sivac, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Lookups Guide: Daniela M. O'Connor - Ortsippenbuch Siwatz 1786-1944 by Hans Kunz
	Neu-Werbaß / Neu-Werbass (German) Alt-Werbaß / Alt Werbass (German) Vrbas  (German) Újverbász / Új-verbász Ujverbasz (Hungarian) Ó-Verbász / O-Verbasz Novi Vrbas, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Lookups Guide: Ursula Wacht - Dr. Gerhard Hein, Die Einwohner von Neuwerbaß in der Batschka 1785-1944 und ihre Herkunft - Die Familien nach dem reformierten Kirchenbuch Neuwerbaß 1786 - 1832, Sindelfingen 2004 DVHH Memoir: A Vrbas, Backa Story By Karl Kreutzer, translated by Valerie Kreutzer DVHH Memoir: Thinking often on Vrbas in the Backa by Valerie Kreutzer
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	Obrowatz (German) Borócz / Borocz (Hungarian) Obrovácz / Obrovacz, (Hungarian) Obrovac, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) Private Homepage: Almas, Ament, Amend, Baling, Fitzung
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	Pácsér / Pacser, (Hungarian) Pacir, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Palanka (German) Plankenburg (German) Deutsch-Palanka (German) Backa-Pélanka / Backa-Pelanka (Other) Palánka / Palanka (Hungarian) Németpalánka / Nemetpalanka (Hungarian) Bácskapalánka / Bacskapalanka (Hungarian) Nemacka Palanka (Other) Pest (Other) Ilok (Other) Backa Palanka, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Palanka Coordinators: Dennis Bauer & John Feldenzer Lookups Guide: Dennis Bauer - OSB Palanka by Reimann 1981 Palankaer in Aller Welt 1755-1961, Trenton, NJ 1961 Feldenzers Lookups A Collection of Genealogical Information of Palankaer-Americans and Related Families –1899 to 2008 By Dennis Bauer Palankaers in attendance at our 51st Trenton Donauschwaben Anniversary Dinner on 14 October 2007 DVHH Memoir: Letter from Camp Pasicevo/Altker by Eva Zentner DVHH Memoir: My Father, the Meat Chopper (“Mein Vater, der Fleischhacker”) By Andreas Franz www.feldenzer.com/palanka.htm 150 Jahre Backa Palanka. Nikolaus Hepp. Druck von Heinrich Kleek, Novi Nrbas. 1930. 171pp. Erzählungen aus dem vorigen Jahrhundert. Nikolaus Hepp. Backa Palanka. 1935. Ortssippenbuch Palanka - Bands 1-3. Anton Reimann. Zentralsstelle fur Perfonen, Frankfurt am Main, Germany. 1981. Pgs. 5000. Palanka an Der Donau - Band I 1764-1944. Heimatortsausschuss Palanka (HOA), Ulm, Germany. 1986. Pgs. 560. Palanka an Der Donau - Band II 1764-1944. Heimatortsausschuss Palanka (HOA), Ulm, Germany. 1992. Pgs. 650. Palankaer in Aller Welt 1755-1961. Palankaer Kirchweih in Trenton, NJ. 1961. 26 pp. Artist: Franz Eisenhut, born in Palanka, Batschka Private Homepage: Bauer from Palanka & Helleis from Batsch
	Parabutsch (German) Paripás / Paripas (Hungarian) Parabuty (Hungarian) Ratkovo (Other) Parabuc, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Lookups Guide: Jean & Harry Helbrecht - Familienbuch Parabutsch 1770's - 1945 You are welcome to contact her for any look-ups in the Parabutsch Families book written in year 2001.  Ratkovo is it's present name and being nestled in the rich soil of the Batschka part of Vojvodina, today the northern part of Serbia. The winds of change blew the Danube Swabian population of this town after 1944 in all corners of the world. (Jean) DVHH Lookups Guide: Volunteer! - Parabutsch Familienbuch der kath. Pfarrgemeinde St. Nepomuk in Parabutsch in der Batschka, by Josef Fridrich, pub. 2001 - it covers from the 1770s to 1944 (and some info goes to the end of 2000). It comes in two volumes: Band I (A-K) & Band II (L-Z). Other names for Parabutsch are:  Parabuty, Paripás, Parabuc (accent on the c), Dubrava, Gutacker, Ratkovo. Village Photos Familienbuch Parabutsch in der Batschka. Vols. 1&2. Josef Fridrich. AkdFF, Bad Schoenborn, Germany. 2001. 1308 pp.   Parabutsch Ortssippenbuch can be ordered from:  Martin Kundl Daimlerstr. 16, 76669 Bad Schönborn, Germany
	Petröcz / Petrocz (Hungarian) Petrovac, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Pinczéd / Pinczed (Hungarian) Kellerdorf (Other) Pivnica (Other) Piwnitza (Other) Pinced (Other) Pivniza (Other) Pivnicza (Other) Pivnice, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Plawingen (German) Palona (Hungarian) Plawing (Other) Palavna (Other) Alsó-Palona / Also-Palona (Other) Felsö-Palona / Felso-Palona (Other) Plavna (Other) Polona (Other) Plavna, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
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	Raim (German) Reim (German) Rém / Rem, Hungary (Hungarian) (Official)
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	St. Tomas (German) Bácsszenttamás / Bacsszenttamas (Hungarian) Szent-Tamás (Hungarian) Szenttamás / Szenttamas (Other) Srbobran, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Schajkasch-Sentiwan (German) Kovilszentiván (Hungarian) Sajkásszentiván / Sajkásszentiván (Hungarian) Sajkas (Other) Kowilszentiwan (Other) Sentivan (Other) Sajkaski Sveti Ivan, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Schönau / Schonau (German) Szépliget / Szepliget (Hungarian) Schön-Hain / Schon-Hain (Other) Gut-Hain (Other) Gadjel (Other) Dobra (Other) Kay-Dobra (Other) Gorna-Dobra (Other) Gajdobra, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Lookups Guide: Dennis Bauer - OSB Schönau / Gajdobra by Reimann 1993
	Schowe (German) Alt-Schowe, Altschowe (German) Neu-Schowe (German) Ó-Sóvé / O-Sove (Hungarian) Újsóvé / Ujsove (Hungarian) Stare Sove (Other) Sóvé (Other) Nove Sove, Nova Sove (Other) Ravno Selo (Other) Sove, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) Nova Sove, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Schowe Coordinator:  Ludwig Keck DVHH Village Site www.dvhh.org/schowe DVHH Lookups Guide: Ursula Wacht - Heimatbuch der Gemeinde Schowe, by Christian Ludwig Brücker, Winnenden 1961. Festschrift zur Johann Petri - Gedächtnisfeier am 2. 12. 1961 in Stuttgart. 32 S. mit Zeichn. +Porträt. (14:21) Kart. *1881 in Neuschowe
	Sekitsch (German) Szegegyház / Szegegyhaz (Other) Sekics (Other) Szeghegy (Hungarian) Winkelsberg (Other) Lovcenac, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Sekitsch Coordinator: Brad Schwebler DVHH Village Site: www.dvhh.org/sekitsch H.O.G. Web Site: www.sekitsch.de Lookups Guide: Brad Schwebler - Ortsippenbuch Sekitsch by Franz Gloeckner, Pub: the Verein zur Pflege Donauschwaebischer Heimatkunde, HOG Sekitsch, e.V. 1986, 7126 Sersheim, Berslauer Strasse 36, Germany Szeghegy - Emperor Josef II signing the Settlement Patent Joseph Platter's Petition Orphans Foundation - 1873 Doctrine for the Orphans of Sekitsch Peter Max Wagner, founder of Hilfswerk der Donauschwaben Travelogue: Bus Trip to Sekitsch and Feketisch 2006
	Sombor - see: Zombor (German)
	Senta (German) Zenta (Hungarian) Szenta, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Stanischitsch (German) Donauwachenheim (German) Örszállás / Orszallas (Hungarian) Steinsitz (Other) Tannenschütz (Other) Wachenheim (Other) Tanaschitz (Other) Stanischitz (Other) Örs / Ors (Other) Bathteremhelye (Other) Sztanisics (Other) Stanisic, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Lookups Guide: Ursula Wacht - Michael Hutfluss, Ortssippenbuch Stanischitsch, Batschka , 1788-1895, Vol. I, Karlsruhe 1989 Michael Hutfluss, Ortssippenbuch Stanischitz/Batschka 1788-1895, Vol. I, Karlsruhe 1986/1989, 733 pages. Order from Michael Hutfluss, Stephaniestr. 31, 76133 Karlsruhe, Germany Ortssippenbuch Stanischitsch, Batschka 1788-1895. Michael Hutfluss. AkdFF, Sindelflingen, Germany. 1986. Pgs. 733.  Ortssippenbuch Stanischitsch, Batschka 1896-1938. Michael Hutfluss. AkdFF, Sindelflingen, Germany. Pgs. 751+.
	Sztapár / Sztapar (Hungarian) Stapar, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Stapar Coordinator: Nancy Wyman DVHH Village Site: www.dvhh.org/west-batsch DVHH Lookups Guide: Nancy Wyman - Die deutschen Familien in Doroslo und Stapar 1753 - 1895, by Peter Distl, Jockgrim 2007. (Heimatbuch)
	Maria Theresiopel (German) Subotitza (German) Szabadka (Hungarian) Theresiopel (Other) Zabotka (Other) Szent-Mária / Szent-Maria (Other) Subotica, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Szilágyi / Szilagyi  (Hungarian) Svilojevo, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Village Profile: www.dvhh.or/batschka/village/svilojevo
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	Teletschka (German) Bácsgyulafalva / Bacsgyulafalva, (Hungarian) Gyulafalva (Hungarian) Gyula (Hungarian) Batsch-Juliusdorf (Other) Bács-Gyulafalva / Bacs-Gyulafalva, (Other) Telecka, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Temerin (Hungarian) Temeri (Other) Almás / Almas, (Other) Temerin, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Lookups Guide: Maxine Jones - Die deutschen Familien von Temerin in der Batschka by Wilhelmine Wier
	Titel (Hungarian) Titel, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Torschau (German) Torzsa (Hungarian) Thorzateleke (Other) Torscha (Other) Savino Selo (Other) Tharcsa (Other) Torza, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Torschau Coordinator: Peter Haas DVHH Village Site: www.dvhh.org/torschau
	Towarisch (German) Bácstóváros / Bacstovaros (Hungarian) Tovarischevo (Other) Tawarisch (Other) Tovarics (Other) Tovariszova Other) Tovarisevo, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Tschasartet (German) Tschasatett (Other) Tschasartöltesch (Other) Császártöltés / Csaszartoltes, Hungary (Official)
	Tschatali (German) Tschatalja (Other) Csátalja / Csatalja, Hungary (Official) Lookups Guide: @ AKDFF - Ortssippenbücher (PDF file) Ortssippenbuch Tschatali-Csatalja 1737-1946. Josef Hefner. Zentralstelle fur Personen und Familiengeschichte, 61381 Friedrichsdorf, Germany. 1995. Pgs. 454. Also on CD-Rom.
	Tschawal (German) Tschawerl (Other) Saulsdorf (Other) Tschawolj (Other) Csávoly / Csavoly, Hungary (Official)
	Tscheb (German) Bács-Cséb / Bacs-Cseb (Hungarian) Cséb / Cseb (Hungarian) Duna-Cséb / Duna-Cseb (Hungarian) Ceb (Other) Celarevo (Other) Cib (Other) Dunacséb / Dunacseb (Other) Tschieb (Other) Kis-Cséb / Kis-Cseb (Other) Cséb / Cseb (Other) Cib, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) H.O.G. Web Site: www.tscheb.net Familienbuch Tscheb an der Donau. Josef Seitz & Stefan Ferger. AkdFF, Karlsruhe, Germany. 2002. 748 pp.
	Tscherwenka (German) Rotweil (German) Cservenka (Hungarian) Cervenka (Other) Rot (Other) Crvenka, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Tscherwenka Coordinator: Robert Zink (mail returned) Lookups Guide: @ AKDFF - Ortssippenbücher (PDF file) Ortssippenbuch Tscherwenka 1785-1944. Angela Hefner. Karlsruhe, Germany. 2002. CD-Rom. Life for an earliest Tscherwenka family by Johannes Albrecht - Coleen Mielke http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~coleen/tscherwenka.html Tscherwenka - 1785-1944 - Tscherwenkaer Familien by Karen Abel www.diannebauer.com/OUR%20HOMELANDS/THE%20VILLAGES/Tscherwenka.htm Tscherwenka family by Thomas Krause www.thokrause.de/
	Tschikeri (German) Felsöcsikéria / Felsocsikeria (Hungarian) Felschö-Tschikeria / Felscho-Tschikeria (Other) Felsöcsikéria, Hungary (Official)
	Tschonopel (German) Tschanopl (German) Csonoplya (Hungarian) Chomokla / Csomokla / Csomoklia / Csomoklya (Other) Csonopla (Other) Szentfalva (Other) Tschanopel (Other) Tschinopel (Other) Tschonopl (Other) Tschonoplya (Other) Conoplja, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) Ortssippenbuch Tschonopel 1762-1945. Johann Feith, Johann Kainrad, & Johann Kemmer. Rödermark, Germany. 2003. CD-Rom. DVHH Memoir: Roots Remain Along Danube by Paula Schleis
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	Vrbas  (German) See: Neu-Werbaß / Neu-Werbass (German)
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	Waldneudorf (German) Tiszakálmánfalva / Tiszakalmanfalva (Hungarian) Tisza-kálmán-falva / Tisza-kalman-falva (Other) Budisava, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) 1908 in Waldneudorf/Batschka. Wurtz, Johannes: Die Dingelstocks. der Weg einer Sippe. Roman. ca. 1968. 222 S. mit Abb. (11:18) Kart. 1908 in Waldneudorf/Batschka. Wurtz, Johannes: Erwanderte Lieder und Reime. ca. 1980. 142 S. mit Noten und Abb. (14:21) Kart.
	Waldau (German) Szond (Hungarian) Szonta (Hungarian) Belsö-Szond / Belso-Szond (Other) Külsö-Szond / Kulso-Szond (Other) Kis-Szond (Other) Nagy-Szonta (Other) Sonta, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Village Profile: www.dvhh.org/batschka/village/sonta
	Wajska (German) Vajszka (Hungarian) Waiska (Other) Vajska, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Waschkut (German) Vaskút / Vaskut (Hungarian) Eisenbrunn (Other) Bathkuta (Other) Baskut (Other) Vaskút / Vaskut, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official)
	Weprowatz (German) Veprovácz / Veprovacz (Hungarian) Ebersdorf (Other) Vepröd / Veprod (Hungarian) Veprovac, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Weprowatz Coordinator: Anton Petschner Weprowatz site (German) www.weprowatz.de DVHH Lookups Guide: Maxine Jones - Familienbuch Weprowatz in der Batschka by Paul Scherer, Volumes I and II DVHH Lookups Guide: Ursula Wacht - Paul Scherer, Die deuschen Familien von Weprowatz 1786-1825, Karlsruhe 1986 (Family Book) Familienbuch Weprowatz in der Batschka, Vols. 1&2. Paul Scherer. AkdFF, Karlsruhe, Germany. 1998. 2426 pp. Kühbauch, Friedrich (Red.): Festschrift Dr. Adam Krämer zum 80. Geburtstag. 1986. 374 S.+Abb. a. Tfln. (16:24) Kart. *1906 in Weprowatz: mit handschriftl. Namenszug. Private Homepage: Genealogy of the Petschner & Seiler Families of Weprowatz & Brestowatz
	Werbass (German) Alt-Werbass (German) Óverbász / Overbasz (Hungarian) Verbász / Verbasz (Other) Werwas (Other) Verbatz (Other) Weidenheim (Other) Werbas (Other) Alt-Werbas (Other) Stari Vrbas, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Werbass Coordinator: Jakob Goetz DVHH Village Site: www.dvhh.org/werbass Travelogue: Elfriede Drumm - Back to Werbass/Alt-Werbass(GER), Yugoslavia - Vrbas (SERB)
	Wikitsch (German) Bácsbokod / Bacsbokod (Hungarian) Bikity (Other) Bököd / Bokod (Other) Bigittya (Other) Bikityi (Other) Bácsbokod / Bácsbokod, Hungary (Official)
	Wolfsburg (German) Kula (Hungarian) Alsó-Kula / Also-Kula (Other) Felsö-Kula / Felso-Kula (Other) Turm (Other) Kula, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Village Profile: Wolfsburg / Kula
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	Zombor (German) Zombor (Hungarian) Czobor-Szent-Mihály / Czobor-Szent-Mihaly (Other) Szombor (Other) Sombor, Yugoslavia / Serbia (Official) DVHH Village Profile: DVHH Village Coordinator: Vesna Ibrahimovic-Brbaklic

Reference List:

Original DVHH Village searchable PHP Database initiated by Mike O'Brien, 2003.

Additional Village(s) data submitted to DVHH.org by Researchers and Volunteers.

Auslander, Jordan "Genealogical Gazetteer of the Kingdom of Hungary." Published by Avotaynu, 2005.

Regenyi, Isabella & Scherer, Anton "Donauschwabisches Ortsnamenbuch."  (name and location of towns). Published by the AkdFF, Darmstadt, Germany. 1987.

Dennis J. Bauer's Genealogical Banat Book Collection.

Village List researched and compiled by Jody McKim, 2008

For corrections, additions and links to our Banat Village List, provide all known name variants to Jody McKim.

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