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Published: 2017-05-28 13:56:26 +0000 UTC; Views: 52462; Favourites: 438; Downloads: 0
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Here is the full sheet:I needed a long time to research from dozens of sources on the internet so this map and sheet are probably one of the best overviews you will find at the moment.
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Greetings Sir, this is a wonderful map and I wish to purchase it for a genealogy workshop presentation about researching German roots in Eastern Europe. Mine German ancestors came from the Böhmerwald now in the Czech republic, and they moved to Hungary, now Croatia, then the next generation went to America to where I am today. I need assistance how to purchase it because I could not buy points to get a copy of this map even though my credit cards are in good order. Is there another way to do this? Also, if you have something relating to the Böhmerwald maps, that would be great. Ancestral towns there were: Schönberg, Böhmisch-Röhren, Wallern, and Prachatitz. Regards, Eric Spanbauer
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Hello dear Eric,
I will write you a private note in the afternoon (german time), I am very pleased that you are interested!
See you later!
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Wir sollten anfangen das Egerland und Slowenien wieder ein wenig zu kolonialisieren :3
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Bei den Geburtenraten klaaarr
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XD Wir haben auf den spanische Inseln noch locker 100,000 Deutsche Reserve
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Ich finde es weniger degeneriert es sich auf einer warmen Mittelmeerinsel mit niedrigen Lebenserhaltungskosten und einer offenen spanischen Mentalität gutgehen zu lassen. Wäre das Hindernis der Sprache nicht, wäre ich schon lange in Italien oder Spanien.
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They came along with the other Russian Germans in the 18th and 19th century.
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Germans were in Georgia?! heh. that explains why we once had town named Luxembourg
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Lol you have??? Where exactly XD
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Well now it's called Bolnisi, but previously during Russian rule and Democratic Republic of Georgia it was called Luxembourg.
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I looked it up, it was called Katharinenfeld not Luxemburg.
But I have an idea why you heard this name. Luxemburg was a communist woman revoluzzer in Germany,
and they might have used her name^^
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Rosa Luxemburg am I right?
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What sort of time period does this cover?, I mean there were German traders in eastern Europe during the medieval period especially Saxons and there were German craftsmen invited into the Russian empire during Tsarist times in an attempt to modernize Russia when Peter and Catherine ruled.
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Mostly how it was before they expulsion.
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Nice and accurate. It's very surprising that You can meet people with German origins next to Kazachstan or in Georgia...
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Thanks so much! Yes while doing such a map you learn sooo much XD
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That's a lot of Germans...
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i am guessing this in not now or is it? btw i think there are some Germans in Kazakhstan
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No the east is rather germanless nowadays, just a few minorities left here and there.
Yep I know some Germans from there^^
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i see. it is a shame really.
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Thanks a lot it was so much work
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I was wondering if you would be interested in creating a map showing Germany's plans for expansion in eastern Europe in World War II. I've heard several different ideas of what the border would be, I would be very interested to see what your research would bring up on the subject.
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I made this some time ago, but it´s hard to say how exactly it would look like,
because the plans changed every year:
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Very cute and interesting map! I guess you have pointed out places where Germans lived but, in some cases, being a minority... In Latin Europe we have not ethnic national concepts, so Germanic people learned our languages and became integrated into our societies...
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Thanks a lot and yes I did^^
If I google your countries wiki says you have definitly ethnicities XD
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Italians
"Italians (Italian : italiani [itaˈljaːni] ) are a nation and ethnic group native to Italy who share a common culture , ancestry and speak the Italian language as a native tongue."
We also integrated slavic and romanic people into our society
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English wikipedia, so Anglo-Saxon point of view. I've also read texts about ethnicities in Spain and they are very funny. If you come here and talk about Catalan ethnicity, you will get lots of laughs... XD We only talk about gypsic ethnicity because of they are different phisically...
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There are different ways to define ethnicity. Heritage, religion, culture and language etc.
So I would say Italians are definitly an ethnicity for example.
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We have the word "etnia" in Spanish being a politically corrected version of "raza" (race). Anyway, historically, people have been integrated into our societies, Germanic visigoths, for example. However, I see different communities kept different through centuries in central and eastern Europe. That happend because of you had an excluyent tribal mind, we were part of a diverse empire. I hope you don't get angry but I think that's the truth.
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I don´t get angry XD
But I doubt the visigoths had such a massive impact that your ethnicity really noticed it.
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You can look over history of USA, South Africa, Australia... countries colonized by Germanic people, what happened to aboriginal people and, in the other hand, Latin America, where Latin European people mixed with natives leading to current huge mixed-race population. You also have the example of Alsace and Alto Adige, nobody talks about a German minority in France and Italy but about French and Italian people who speak German language. In Latin countries, important thing is where you were born, not who were your ancestors...
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So Awesome. This map is so valuable for our History.
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Thanks a lot for the appreciation mate^^
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Ich hab mich schon immer gewundert, warum die Krim- und Bessarabiendeutschen nicht zu den Schwarzmeerdeutschen zählen
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Bessarabien glaube ich, weil es nicht von Katharina der Großen ausging, sondern von Österreich
und bei der Krim vllt. einfach weil es so eine markante Halbinsel ist^^
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