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Swabian Turkey Villages

Swabian Turkey, also known as Schwäbische Türkei (German variant) is almost entirely in southern Hungary, bordered by the Danube, Drava Rivers and Lake Balaton, additionally a small part of southern Baranya [Croatian Baranja], the Danube-Drava triangle, is now in Croatia. Schwäbische Türkei is the largest German-speaking area in modern Hungary; and it once had the second largest Donauschwaben population. Counties in present-day Hungary include Baranya, Somogy & Tolna megye (counties) [German Komitat Branau, Schomodei, Tolnau].

Baranya (Hungarian: Baranya, Croatian: Baranja, Serbian: Baranja (Барања), German: Branau) is a geographical region between the Danube and the Drava rivers. Its territory is mostly divided between Hungary and Croatia, with a small uninhabited pocket of land on the right bank of Danube which belonged to Serbia but which is now under Croatian control as of 1997. In Hungary, the region is included into Baranya county, while in Croatia, it is included into Osijek-Baranja county.

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Last Updated: October 09, 2008

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	Abaliget, Hungary (Official) Abaling (German) Abaliget (Other) Baranya www.abaliget.hu
	Aderjás / Aderjas, Hungary (Official)
	Ág / Ag, Hungary (Official) Nágyagh (Hungarian) Nagy Ág Baranya
	Albertfalva (Hungarian) Albertsdorf (German) Grabovac (German) Grabovec, Croatia (Official) Baranya `Hengl, Ferdinand: Die kirchlichen Seelenlisten aus 1896 der deutschen katholischen Gemeinden [`The church list of souls from the 1896 German Catholic communities]`Albertfalu/Albertsdorf, Kácsfalu/Katschfeld, Keskend/Keschkend, Laskafalu/Laschkafeld, im Komitat Baranya/Ungarn. (county Baranya) Quellenpublikation Pécs (Fünfkirchen) 2001`
	Almamellék / Almamellek, Hungary (Official) Homeli (German) Homeling (German) Somogy or Baranya
	Alsóegerszeg / Alsoegerszeg, Hungary (Official) Egerszeg in Proc. Szt. Lorintsienzi sita Baranya County
	Alsónána / Alsonana, Hungary (Official) Ratznana Raiznana Naane Noone Nána Unternanau Tolna Lookups Guide: Henry Fischer - Alsonána, Tolna Co. (Evangelical Lutheran) 1789-1866 Church Record Transcriptions
	Alsó-Nyék / Also-Nyek Neek Nyek Nék / Nek Alsónyék / Alsonyek Tolna SW of Szekszárd
	Aranyos Pécsaranyos / Pecsaranyos, Hungary (Official) Baranya / Pecs District
	Aranyosgadány / Aranyosgadany, Hungary (Official) Gadány / Gadany Baranya / Pecs District
	Áta / Ata, Hungary (Official) Atta Attau Baranya County
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	Bár / Bar, Hungary (Official) Baár / Baar Baranya County
	Babarc, Hungary (Official) Babarcz (German) Bawarz Bawaz (Other) Baranya County / District: Mohács / Mohácsi Articles and references on this village found in Unvergessene Heimat Branau.
	Babarcszőlős / Babarcszolos, Hungary (Official) Szőllősbabarcz / Szollosbabarcz (Hungarian) Babarcz Szőllős / Szollos Baranya County / District: Szentlőrinczi / Szent-Lőrinczi
	Babartz
	Bakocza, Hungary (Official)
	Bakonya, Hungary (Official) Baranya County / District: Szentlőrinczi / Szent-Lőrinczi
	Baksa, Hungary (Official) Baranya County / District: Szentlőrinczi / Szent-Lőrinczi
	Banfa / Bánfa, Hungary (Official) Baranya County / District: Szentlőrinczi / Szent-Lőrinczi
	Bános / Banos Baranya County / District: Hegyhát
	Bán / Ban (Hungarian) Baán / Baan Baranyabán / Baranyaban Popovac, Croatia (Official) Baranya/Baranyavár County
	Baranyaszentgyörgy / Baranyaszentgyorgy, Hungary (Official) St. Georgen (German) St. Jörg / St. Jorg Szentgeorgen Szentgyörgy / Szentgyorgy (Hungarian) Szent-Gyorgy Baranya / Baranyavár County
	Baranyavár (Hungarian) Branjin Vrh, Croatia (Official) Baranya County
	Barátur / Baratur, Hungary (Official) Bradern Barat-Ur Baranya County
	Baratz Szöllös / Baratz-Szollos, Hungary (Official)
	Barcs, Hungary (Official) Bartz Somogy County
	Báta / Bata Bade (German) Bátha / Batha Bátta / Batta Tolna County South of Szekszárd
	Bátáapáti / Bataapati, Hungary (Official) Abtsdorf (German) Apaati Tolna County Bataapati in the Tolna by Henry Fischer Lookups Guide: Henry Fischer - (Evangelical Lutheran) 1770-1895 (Also includes: Zsibrik) Church Record Transcriptions
	Bátaszék / Bataszek (Hungarian) Báthaszék / Bathaszek Badeseck Badenseck Baderseck Battenseck Tolna County South of Szekszárd Bátaszék, Heimatbuch der Grossgemeinde Bátaszék im Komitat Tolnau (Ungarn) by Johannes Göbelt, Pécs (Two volumes)
	Batonyterenye (Hungarian) Szent-Kut, Szentkut (Hungarian)
	Battyán / Battyan Somogy County
	Beczefa
	Bedekér / Bedeker (Hungarian) Tolna County
	Belácz / Belacz, Hungary (Official) Belác / Belac Tolna County
	Belecska Beletschke (German) Bellitsch Welletschken Tolna County
	Bellye, Hungary (Official) Bilje Baranya County
	Belvard
	Belvárdgyula / Belvardgyula Belward Belwardjulweih Baranya County
	Benye Benge Sumarina, Croatia (Official) Baranya County
	Beremend Behrend Bremen Baranya County Articles and references on this village found in Unvergessene Heimat Branau.
	Berkesd Berkisch Baranya County
	Bessencze
	Bezedek Berseneck Beesedek Baranya County
	Bicsérd Nagybicsérd Kisbicsérd, Hungary (Official) Baranya County
	Bikács / Bikacs, Hungary (Official) Bikács, in Tolna County: A Short History by Henry Fischer Bikács, Unsere Heimat 1736-1986 by Mathias Schmausser, 1986, Ostelsheim. Lookups Guide: Henry Fischer - (Evangelical Lutheran) 1661-1867 Church Record Transcriptions
	Bikal, Hungary (Official) Wickerl Baranya County Lookups Guide: Henry Fischer - (Roman Catholic) 1729-1792 (Also includes: Nagy Hajmas, Rackozár, Mekényes, Morágy, Tófü) Church Record Transcriptions
	Birián / Birian Birnbaum Birján / Birjan, Hungary (Official) Baranya County
	Bisching Bisse, Hungary (Official) Baranya County
	Bisztircze (Hungarian) Bistricze Bisztrecze (Hungarian) Kisbeszterce, Hungary (Official) Baranya County
	Boda, Hungary (Official) Baranya / Szent-Lörincz
	Bodolya (Hegyentuli járás) (Hungarian) Nagybodolya (Hungarian) Potle Podolje, Croatia (Official) SW of Batina
	Bodony Siklósbodony / Siklosbodony, Hungary (Official) Baranya County
	Bogád / Bogad, Hungary (Official) Baranya
	Bogádmindszent / Bogadmindszent, Hungary (Official) Baranya County
	Bogdása / Bogdasa, Hungary (Official) Baranya County
	Bölcske / Bolcske, Hungary (Official) Tolna County
	Boldogasszonyfa Somogy County
	Bolmány / Bolmany Baranya County
	Bóly / Boly (Hungarian) Bool Deutschbol (German) Németbóly / Nemetboly (Hungarian) Baranya County
	Bonnya Bonna Bonnau Somogy County Lookups Guide: Henry Fischer - (Evangelical Lutheran) 1893-1941 Church Record Transcriptions. Lookups Guide: Henry Fischer - (Reformed) 1900-1941 Church Record Transcriptions. New: Bonnya Images Heimatbuch der Nordschomodei: Provides information on the villages of Bonnya. Döröcske, Gadacs, Szill, Bonnya and Fehercsard (Somogy County) Vital Records 1787 to 1895, birth, marriage and death, names, dates and locations as transcribed from the original - Mrs. Waldraut Schlegel. Surname List for Döröcske, Gadacs, Szill, Bonnya and Fehercsard (Somogy County) - Mrs. Waldraut Schlegel.
	Bonyhád / Bonyhad Bonnhard Tolna County Lookups Guide: Henry Fischer - (Roman Catholic) 1729-1816 (Also includes: Cikó, Majos, Tabod, Morágy, Hidas, Izmény, Bataápati) Church Record Transcriptions. Lookups Guide: Henry Fischer - (Evangelical Lutheran) 1816-1867 (Also includes: Borszony) Church Record Transcriptions Glaube Und Kirche in Der Schwabischen Turkei Des 18. Jahrhunderts: Aufzeichnungen Von Michael Winkler in Den Pfarrchroniken Von Szakadat, Bonyhad Und Godre (German) by Michael Winkler, Franz Galambos, 368 pages, Publisher R. Trofenik 1987. ISBN: 3878281757 (Faith and church in the Swabian Turkey 18th Century: Recordings of Michael Winkler in the Church Chronicles of Szakadat, Bonyhad and Godre)
	Bonyhádvarasd / Bonyhadvarasd (Hungarian) Warasch (German) Warersdorf (German) Varasd Tolna County Heimatbuch von Bonyhádvarasd/Warasch by Andreas M. Patton, 1995 Budapest. Werden und Vergehen eines deutschen Dorfes in der Schwäbischen Türkei by Andreas M. Patton und Jakob Putschli. , 1996. 314 pages, illustrations. Publisher: Peter Woltz, Riedweg 3, 98081 Ulm, Tel. (07 31) 38 30 33. ISBN 963-04-6598-1 (Pp.)
	Borjád / Borjad Tolna County
	Borjád / Borjad Borggard Burjad Burjaad Baranya County
	Börzseny / Borzseny Bersing Tolna County
	Bosta Baranya County
	Bószénfa / Boszenfa Bósing / Bosing Somogy County
	Boszok
	Botyka Paloataotyka, Hungary (Official) Baranya / Szent-Lörincz
	Branau Baranya Branau/Baranya, Unvergessene Heimat by Mathias Volk, 1985, Karlsruhe.
	Branjina Articles and references on this village found in Unvergessene Heimat Branau.
	Budafa Pecsbudafa, Hungary (Official) Baranya / Hegyhát
	Büdösfa / Budosfa Rózsafa, Hungary (Official) Baranya / Szent-Lörincz
	Bükkösd / Bukkosd Wickisch (German) Baranya County Bükkösd - Wickisch Familienbuch 1740-1895
	Büssü / Bussu, Hungary (Official) Somogy County Heimatbuch der Nordschomodei: Provides information on the villages of Büssü.
	Buzsák / Buzsak, Hungary (Official) Somogy County
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	Cikó / Ciko (Hungarian) Zicko Zickau Tolna County Cikó, Ein Heimatbuch über die Ortsgeschichte unsere Dorfes in Ungarn, by Andreas Reder published in 1991 in Pecs.
	Csákány (Hungarian) Somogy County
	Csarnóta / Csarnota (Hungarian) Baranya County
	Csaszta (Hungarian)
	Csebény / Csebeny (Hungarian) Tschebing Tschewing Baranya County
	Csehi (Hungarian)
	Csepely (Hungarian)
	Cserdi (Hungarian) Baranya County
	Cserkút / Cserkut Baranya County
	Csibrák / Csibrak (Hungarian) Tschiwrak Schiebrack Tolna County
	Tiedisch (German) Csikos Tottos Csikóstöttös / Csikostottos, Hungary (Official) Baranya County Lookups Guide: Henry Fischer - (Evangelical Lutheran) 1795-1895 (Also includes: Gerenyes, Kapposzekscsö) Church Record Transcriptions
	Csinderi-Bogad (Hungarian)
	Csököly / Csokoly (Hungarian) Tscheckl Somogy County
	Csokonyavisonta, Hungary (Official) note: Csokonya, today Erdocsokonya, Hungary; also in Somogy County. Somogy County North of Barcs
	Csonka Mindszent (Hungarian)
	Csuza (Hungarian)
	Czun (Hungarian)
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	Dályok / Dalyok (Hungarian) Dalok Duboševica / Dubosevica, Croatia (Official) Baranya/Mohács NW of Batina 3.1km to Udvar
	Dárázs / Darasz (Hungarian) Darasch (German) Draz, Croatia (Official) Village and municipality in Osijek-Baranja county, Croatia. Situated between border with Hungary in the north, border with Serbia in the east, municipality of Kneževi Vinogradi in the south, and municipality of Popovac in the south-west. SW of Batina
	Dárda (Hungarian) Darda, Croatia (Official) Baranya/Baranyavár Village and municipality just north of Osijek, Croatia, across the Drava river in Baranja. Articles and references on this village found in Unvergessene Heimat Branau.
	Darócz / Darocz (Hungarian) Vardarac, Croatia (Official) Baranya County
	Deetsch (German) Dech Dets Decs, Hungary (Official) Tolna County
	Dentshaza Dancsháza / Dancshaza Dencsháza / Dencshaza Denecsháza / Denecshaza, Hungary (Official) Baranya County
	Devecser, Hungary (Official) Veszprém County (see: Hungarian Highlands)
	Dinye-Berki Dinnyeberki, Hungary (Official) Baranya County
	Diosberény / Diosbereny Bering Beringen Tolna County
	Dopka Dobka (Other) Datk Dopich Dopca, Hungary (Official) Nagy-Küküllö (Nagy-Kukullo) / Köhalom (Kohalom) - a historic administrative county (comitatus) of the Kingdom of Hungary.
	Döbrököz / Dobrokoz Tolna County NW of Dómbovár
	Dordisza (Hungarian)
	Döröcske / Dorocske Somogy County Döröcske, Gadacs, Szill, Bonnya and Fehercsard (Somogy County) Vital Records 1787 to 1895, birth, marriage and death, names, dates and locations as transcribed from the original - Mrs. Waldraut Schlegel Surname List for Döröcske, Gadacs, Szill, Bonnya and Fehercsard (Somogy County) - Mrs. Waldraut Schlegel
	Drava Palkonya Drápalkonya / Drapalkonya, Hungary (Official) Baranya County
	Drava Szaboles, Dravászabolcs / Dravszabolcs, Hungary (Official) Baranya County