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Donauschwaben
Village Homeland
Dictionary
"Donauschwaben,
Hochdeutsch &
English"
Hochdeutsch is
proper German
spoken in
Germany, like
Oxford English
is considered
proper English.
A-F |
G-J |
K-N |
O-Z
Inserting
German
characters:
On a
PC - Hold down
the "Alt" key &
punch in numbers
on the numeric
keypad on the
right: ä =
132 | Ä= 142 |
ö= 148 | Ö=153 |
ü=129 | Ü=154 |
ß=225
Excerpts
from Correspondence With
Pastor Ronald Lommel, the
Lutheran Parish Nieder-Gemünden, Hesse
by Henry Fischer
How to Research
Your
Donauschwaben
Family Tree
- Donauschwaben
e. V. Trenton,
NJ
Alte Deutsche
Handschrift ~
Old German
Handwriting
German Verbs
Hungarian-English
Research Terms &
Phrases
Hungarian
Baptism
-
Marriage -
Death Records
"Page Headings"
translated to
English
Genealogy
Symbols &
Abbreviations
[used in church
records]
Common Latin in
your daily
genealogical
research
Romanian Occupation - English Translations
Genealogy
Relationship
Chart
Genealogical
Codicil to My
Last Will and
Testament
Foreign Words
Used by
Donauschwaben
Genealogy
Symbols &
Abbreviations
Writing a
Successful Mail
List Posting
"Mail List
Inquiries & Roll
Call Postings"
Danube Swabian
Glossary (Commonly
used word &
terms among DS
researchers)
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Last updated:
Wednesday February 10, 2010
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