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	Alt-Jankovici, Hungary (German) Stari Jankovici, Croatia (Official) Vukovar-Srijem County
	Aschanya, Asanya, Hungary (German) Aschanja, Hungary (German) Ašanja / Asanja, Serbia (Official) Situated in the Pećinci municipality, in the Srem District, Vojvodina province. Lookups Guide: Eve Brown - Church book (Evang./Luth.) from the village of Surtschin and includes the neighboring villages of Aschanja, Betschmen, Detsch and Obresch.  By Michael Schmidt and published in 1980
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	Banoshter, Hungary (German) Banoschter, Hungary (German) Banostor, Serbia/Montenegro (Official) Banostar / Banastor
	Bapska Novak N. of Sid
	Batajniczakj Batajnicza Batajnica, Serbia (Official) an urban neighborhood of Belgrade NW of Semlin
	Beotschin, Hungary (German) Beocin Beocsin, Serbia (Official)  North of Ruma
	Berak, Croatia, (Official) Vukovar-Srijem County
	Beschanja Bežanija / Bezanija, Serbia (Official) Located in the central part of the Novi Beograd municipality An urban neighborhood of Belgrade, located west of the downtown Belgrade, across the Sava river
	Beschka, Hungary (German) Beska, Serbia/Montenegro (Official) Village Coordinator: Brad Schwebler Village Web Site: www.dvhh.org/beschka From the Monograph of the Batsch-Syrmian Seniorats of Bierbrunner Lookups Guide: Brad Schwebler - Beschka Homeland Book by Peter Lang, includes a list of family names. Beschka 2005 Village Photos - Gordon Geissler The Town Crier by Ruth Elizabeth Melcher Vineyards of Beschka
	Betschmen, Hungary (German) Becsmen (Other) Becmen, Serbia/Montenegro (Official) SW of Semlin-Belgrad Lookups Guide: Eve Brown - Church book (Evang./Luth.) from the village of Surtschin and includes the neighboring villages of Aschanja, Betschmen, Detsch and Obresch.  By Michael Schmidt and published in 1980
	Bingula, Serbia/Montenegro (Official) Ilok
	Boljevce Boljevci Boljivci Boljivci Village Profile, includes images
	Borova Borovo / Borowo may be Slavonia
	Bukovac
	Bugjanovc Budjanovci Budanovci is a village in Serbia, situated in the municipality of Ruma, Srem District, Vojvodina province. (South of Ruma)
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	Cerevic
	Cerna, Croatia, Vukovar-Srijem County (Official) Cerna is a village and a municipality in eastern Croatia, located half-way between the cities of Vinkovci and Županja.
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	Detsch, Hungary (German) Dec, Serbia/Montenegro (Official) Lookups Guide: Eve Brown - Church book (Evang./Luth.) from the village of Surtschin and includes the neighboring villages of Aschanja,  Betschmen, Detsch and Obresch.  By Michael Schmidt and published in 1980
	Dobanovci, Serbia/Montenegro (Official)
	Drenovci
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	Erdewik Erdevik, Serbia/Montenegro (Official)
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	Gabosch, Hungary (German) Gabos, Croatia, Vukovar-Srijem County (Official)
	Grabowzi Grabovci Grabova Grabovczi Grabovtzi Grabowci
	Gregurevci Gregurewzi Grgurevci, Serbia/Montenegro (Official)
	Grk
	Gunja http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunja
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	Hertkowze (German) Hertkovcze Herkóca (Hungarian) Rtkovci Hrtkovci, Serbia (Official) SW of Ruma Hertkowze Village Profile
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	Illatsch, Hungary (German) Illa Ilaca, Croatia, Vukovar-Srijem County (Official) Neller, Florian: Heimatbuch Illatscha 1864-1984. Graz 1987
	Újlak / Ujlak (Hungarian) Illok (German) Ilok Croatia (Official) Vukovar-Srijem County Located on a hill overlooking the Danube river, which forms the border with the Vojvodina region of Serbia. VUKOVAR and ILOK (Part 2/2) ILOK - WYLOK - VJOLK - Reminiscences of a visit in 1999: The return drive was more pleasant passing the lovely country sites through villages of Sarengrad and Sotin but soon we were back to the realities of war after as we drove straight trough the torn City of Vukovar. The return drive was more pleasant passing the lovely country sites through villages of Sarengrad and Sotin but soon we were back to the realities of war after as we drove straight trough the torn City of Vukovar Regional History of Vukovar & Ilok. (neat site, photos: Kurt McCrary) After the revolution of 1848/49 the “Voivodate of Serbia and Temes Banat” was created and used German as the official language. The new “voivodate”, with Temeswar as its capital, included not only the Banat, but also the Batschka and the districts Ruma and Illok of the Comitat Syrmia, and reported directly to the Imperial Government in Vienna. (read more at "100th Year Banater Swabian in Austria 1907-2007" by Dr. Hans Dama) Official the tourist pages of the town of Ilok (Croatian) (English) (German)
	India, Hungary (German) Indjija, Serbia/Montenegro (Official) DVHH Village Profile: www.dvhh.org/syrmia/village/india.htm The Later Migration to India during the Years 1836-1855 (List of Family Names, and their former residence) by Dr. Wendelin Müller Indjija, Vojvodina, Northern Serbia images 1) INDIA Deutsches Leben In Ostsyrmien 1825-1944 – Valentin Oberkersch 2) INDIA Deutsches Leben In Ostsyrmien Teil 1 - Valentin Oberkersch 3) INDIA Deutsches Leben In Ostsyrmien Teil 2 – Valentin Oberkersch - The two books (2,3) part1 and part 2 includes the first above mentioned book (1).   4) INDIA CD-ROM from Herrn Helmut Pongratz is a Ortssippenbuch (1825 -1944, but not a complete one) and can be ordered by the German AKdFF Markovic, Radoslav: Indjija. Prilog za proucavenje naselja u Vojvodina (India. Ein Beitrag zum Studium der Besiedelung der Wojwodina). Neusatz 1923 Müller, Wendl, Pill, Peter; Wilhelm, Josef (Hrsg.): India. Freilassing 1961. 320 S. Müller, Wilhelm: India und Pfarrei Golubinci. Oberkersch, Valentin: India. Deutsches Leben in Ostsyrmien 1825-1944. Heimatbuch. Stuttgart 1978. 406 + 54 S. Oberkersch, Valentin, Born 1920 in India, Syrmia. He visited the high schools in Semlin and Karlowitz and later graduated from the University of Belgrade. After the war he continued his study on the University of Graz in Austria. From here he moved to Stuttgart where he became active in many the research of several Donauschwaben Heimatbücher (Towns books). Indija municipality includes the town of Inđija and the following villages: Beška, Jarkovci, Krčedin, Ljukovo, Maradik, Novi Karlovci (Sase), Novi Slankamen, Slankamenački Vinogradi, Stari Slankamen, Čortanovci
	Irig, Hungary (German) Irrig, Serbia/Montenegro (Official)
	Ivankovo, Croatia, Vukovar-Srijem County (Official) Ivankovo is a municipality in the Vukovar-Srijem county, Slavonia in Croatia. It is approx. 10Km from Vinkovci, a major town. Srem U 100 Slika DR Brane Ivankovica images
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	Jahrmein, Hungary (German) Jarmina, Croatia (Official) Vukovar-Srijem County Johann Herzog and Stefan Klemm, Heimatbuch der Donauschwaben aus Jarmina - Jahrmein (Vienna - Bad Wurzbach, 1976) Jahrmein Village Profile, including images of a World War I Fallen Hero Monument with names.
	Jakova Located in the south-eastern part of Syrmia (sub-region of Podlužje) 24 kilometers SW of downtown Belgrade and 6 kilometers S of Surčin. The settlement is 4 kilometers away from the left bank of the Sava river. Jakovo Village Images
	Jankovci Jankowci, Croatia (Official) There is also a Alt-Jankowzi / Stari Jankovci listed in Slavonia
	Jarkovci, Serbia (Official) Located in the Inđija municipality, in the Srem District, Vojvodina province.
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	Krtschedin, Hungary (German) Krcedin, Serbia/Montenegro (Official) DVHH Village Profile: www.dvhh.org/syrmia/village/krcedin Lookups Guide: Eve Brown -
	Kukujevci, Hungary (German) Kukuljevci, Hungary (Hungarian) Kukuljevci, Serbia/Montenegro (Official) Church books for Kukujevci are at St.Michaels-Werk church in Vienna.
	Kupinovo, Serbia/Montenegro (Official) Journey to Freedom 1850-1943 Part 1: (Family background): Dautermann's of Obresch & Sklena's of Bohemia & Schwarzwald, Germany, Apfeldorf & Kupinovo 1944-1954 Part 2: Obresch to Camp Haid to America Kupinovo Village Profile including images
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	Latscharak, Hungary (German) Lacarak, Serbia/Montenegro (Official)
	Lipovac
	Lowas Lovas Lovac, Croatia (Official) Vukovar-Srijem County Lookups Guide: Robin Grube - 1828 census for Lovas Catholic Church: Župa Svetog Mihaela, arkanđela Marić Stipo, žk Kralja Tomislava 16 32237 Lovas Hrvatska
	Ljukovo South of Indjija
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	Mandelos
	Maradik
	Martinci
	Mitrowitz (German) Syrmisch-Mitrowitz Mitrowica Mitrovicza Hrvatska Mitrovica Sremska Mitrovica, Serbia (Official) located right in the middle of Srem, which is a geographical area right west of Belgrade, on the Sava river Völkermord der Tito-Partisanen" 1944-1948" > Chap 4: Tito's Starvation Camps: Srem > Mitrowitz Dedication of the Memorial Cross at Sremska Mitrovica - Images A Brief History of Sremska Mitrovicia A Private of Sremska Mitrovica
	Morovic
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	Nemze
	Nestin, Serbia/Montenegro (Official)
	Neu-Banovci, Hungary (German) Novi Banovci, Serbia/Montenegro (Official) www.Neu-Banovci.de
	Neudorf bei Vinkovci Vinkovacko Novo Selo, Croatia, Vukovar-Srijem County (Official)
	Neu Jankovici, Hungary (German) Novi Jankovici, Croatia, Vukovar-Srijem County (Official)
	Neu-Pasua, Hungary (German) Nova Pazova, Serbia/Montenegro (Official) Neu-Pasua - A Short Homeland Book, by Mathias Huber www.Neu-Pasua.de
	Neu Slankamen, Hungary / Yugoslavia (German) Novi Slankamen, Serbia/Montenegro (Official) Village Coordinator: Walter K Borecki Village Web Site: www.dvhh.org/neu_slankamen Visit to Neu Slankamen 2006 - Walter K. Borecki Slankamen Floods, 2006 images
	Nijemci, Croatia, Vukovar-Srijem County (Official)
	Nikinci, Serbia/Montenegro (Official)
	Nuschtar, Hungary (German) Nustar, Croatia (Official) Vukovar-Srijem County
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	Obresch, Hungary (German) Obriex, Serbia/Montenegro (Other) Obrez / Obrež, Serbia/Montenegro (Official) Village Coordinator: Eve Brown Village Web Site: www.dvhh.org/obresch Lookups Guide: Eve Brown - Church book (Evang./Luth.) from the village of Surtschin and includes the neighboring villages of Aschanja, Betschmen, Detsch and Obresch.  By Michael Schmidt and published in 1980 Obresch - “Surtschin” Ortsbiografie der deutschen Minderheit eines Dorfes in Syrmien By Michael Schmidt – 1980, translated by Roy Engel Journey to Freedom 1850-1943 Part 1: (Family background): Dautermann's of Obresch & Sklena's of Bohemia & Schwarzwald, Germany, Apfeldorf & Kupinovo 1944-1954 Part 2: Obresch to Camp Haid to America
	Orolik Catholic Church: Župa Mučeništva svetog Ivana Krstitelja Tomušić Marko, žk Orolička 7, Berak 32243 Orolik Hrvatska
	Otok
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	Progar, Serbia (Official) W of Belgrade A sub-region of Podlužje), in SW corner of the municipality (Bojčinska šuma) and stretches from the left bank of the Sava (the mouth of the Jarčina canal) to the southern shores of the Živača pond, 20 kilometers SW of Surčin. Local roads connect Progar with the villages of Kupinovo and Boljevci. DVHH Village Profile: Progar, including images
	Privlaka, Croatia (Official) - Reported in Slavonia region also. A municipality in the Zadar county South of Vinkovci
	Putinzi Putinci, Serbia/Montenegro (Official) Lookups Guide: Ewald Schneider - Baptism records 1856-1889, 1900-1934,1943 DVHH Village Profile: Putinzi / Putinci, including images More Putinzi / Putinci of Syrmia - 2006 Andreas Genahl
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	Racinovci Rokovci Andrijasevci
	Retkovci Racinovci
	Rokovci Andrijasevci
	Rolitsch, Hungary (German) Orolik
	Ruma, Serbia/Montenegro (Official) Völkermord der Tito-Partisanen" 1944-1948" > Chap 4: Tito's Starvation Camps: Srem > Ruma
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	Samac
	Scherewitz an der Donau, Hungary (German) Cserevics, Hungarian Cerevic, Serbia/Montenegro (Official)
	Schider Banovci Sidski Banovci
	Semlin, Hungary (German) Franztal, Hungary (German) Zemun, Serbia/Montenegro (Official) Zemun-Novigrad Völkermord der Tito-Partisanen" 1944-1948" > Chap 4: Tito's Starvation Camps: Srem > Semlin Association of the Franztaler Community, founded in Linz. http://members.aon.at/franztal/franztal_E_web.pdf
	Selo
	Šimanovci / Simanovci, Serbia/Montenegro (Official) Located in the Pećinci municipality, in the Srem District, Vojvodina province
	Sot
	Sotting, Hungary (German) Zatta, Croatia (German) Sotin,, Croatia, Vukovar-Srijem County (Official) Village Coordinator: Kurt McCrary Village Web Site: www.dvhh.org/sotting Lookups Guide: Kurt McCrary - Sotin / Sotting from 1865-1885 [search by B/M/D year] Senzius / Sensuis Family of Sotting Willig, Villig, Willich, Kovachs Family Almas, Ament, Amend, Baling, Fitzung
	Surtschin, Hungary (German) Surcsin Surcin DVHH Village Profile: Surtschin Surtschin in Syrmien - A summary and translation of portions of Surtschin: Ortsbiografie der deutschen Minderheit eines Dorfes in Syrmien  published by the Ortsausschuss der Ortsgemeinschaft Surtschin in 1980. "Surtschin" 1897-1945 Ev. Kirche 1920-1945 ref. Bethaus Ortsbiografie der deutschen Minderheit eines Dorfes in Syrmien, Michael Schmidt Lookups Guide: Eve Brown - Church book (Evang./Luth.) from the village of Surtschin and includes the neighboring villages of Aschanja, Betschmen, Detsch and Obresch.  By Michael Schmidt and published in 1980
	Svenjarevci
	Syrmisch-Mitrowitz, Hungary (German) Mitrowitz Sremska Mitrovica Mitrowica Mitrovicza Hrvatska Mitrovica DVHH Village Profile: Sremska Mitrovica, including images
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	Tompojevci, Croatia, Vukovar-Srijem County (Official)
	Tordinci, Croatia, Vukovar-Srijem County (Official)
	Towarnik (German) Tovarnik Donji Tovarnik, Serbia (Official) Pećinci municipality DVHH Village Profile: Towarnik, including images
	Tschalma Calma
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	Ugrinovci, Serbia (Official) Name of the village comes from the medieval name for Hungarians (Ugri). A suburban settlement of Belgrade. Located in the E section of the Syrmia region, in the W part of the municipality of Zemun, near the administrative border of the municipality of Vojvodina.
	Újlak / Ujlak (Hungarian) Illok (German) Ilok Croatia (Official) See: Ilok
V&W
	Vodjinci, Croatia (German) Vinkovci, Croatia (Other) Vinkovce, (Other) Vodinci, Croatia, (Official) Vukovar-Srijem County Village Coordinator: Barbara Wolfram (In memory of Barbara)
	Woganj (German) Vogany Voganj, Serbia (Official) in the Ruma municipality, in the Srem District, Vojvodina province
	Vrbanja, Croatia (Official) (Reported in Slavonia region) It is administratively part of the Vukovar-Srijem county. South of Županja, Croatian
	Wrdnik (German) Udvarnok Vrdnik, Serbia (Official) North of Ruma
	Wukowar Vukovár / Vukovar, Croatia (Official) Vukovar-Srijem County DVHH Village Profile: Wukowar/Vukovar, including images Völkermord der Tito-Partisanen" 1944-1948" Chap 4: Tito's Starvation Camps: Srem > Vukovár
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	Solnok (German) Szolnok Szerémszolnok (Hungarian) Žarkovci / Zarkovci Žarkovac / Zarkovac, Serbia (Official) Located in the Ruma municipality, in the Srem District, Vojvodina province.
	Zeritsch Ceric, Croatia, Vukovar-Srijem County (Official)

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