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Hungarian Highlands
&
Village Index
Reproduced
with the
permission
of the
author from
the book
"Donauschwäbische Lebensformen
an der
Mittleren
Donau" by
Hans Gehl,
Marburg
2003.
© Institut
für
donauschwäbische
Geschichte
und
Landeskunde,
Tübingen
1996 © N.G.
Elwert
Verlag
Marburg
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Bakony Mountains within the
Hungarian Middle Mountains
Contributed
by Ernest Chrisbacher
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Offener
Bergland refers to the major Swabian
villages that form a ring around
Budapest, hence its name. Offen is the
German name for Buda which is a
Bulgarian word for oven and guess what
Offen means in German? The Buchenwald
is the German word to describe the
Bakony Forest region which is a large
sprawling region north of Lake Balaton
including several counties.
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Veszprem County
indicating the provincial
divide, towns, cities and
capitals located within the
county. This map shows some
of the major cities in the
Veszprem region
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Hungarian Highlands
Historic
Settlement
Map of
the Danube
Swabian by Hans
Sonnleitner
& Magdalena
Kopp-Krumes;
Copyrighted Danube-Swabian
Culture
Foundation
(Brochure -
April 2004,
out of
print) -
Contributed
by Hans
Kopp, with
permission
of by Ernst
Jaeger.
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Hungarian
Highlands
Coordinators:
Specializing in
"Schildgebirge"
John Busch
Specializing in Veszprem Cty &
the
Bakony Mountains
Ernest
Chrisbacher
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