Section Contents The Lion Dollar: Introduction The Rix Dollar and Silver Rider: Introduction A Brief Outline of Dutch History and the Province of New Netherland Although most Americans are familiar with the basic outline of the British colonization of America, and even know some information on the Spanish and French settlements, their is less familiarity with the history and geography of another new word settler, namely the Dutch. Not only did they settle the colony of New Netherla ...

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The Balch Institute for Ethnic Studies of The Historical Society of Pennsylvania The Balch Institute for Ethnic Studies has merged into the Historical Society of Pennsylvania. You will be automatically redirected to our new site. At the new site, follow the "Education" link for Pennsylvania ethnic history and the contemporary immigrant experience. Follow the Research & Collections link to search for Balch library and archival collections. Please note that our new web site address is: www.hsp.org

Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers Bible Library Shop Home > Catholic Encyclopedia > H > Hungarian Catholics in America A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z CICDC - Home of the Catholic Lifetime Reading Plan If an ad appears here that contradicts Catholic teachings, please click here to notify the webmaster. Hungarian Catholics in America Catholic Encyclopedia on CD-ROM Contains 11,632 articles. Browse off-line, ad-free, printer-fri ...

Catholic New York - Editorial Report - August 17, 2000 The Feast Of Stephen By ANNE BUCKLEY The 1,000th anniversary of the crowning of St. Stephen as King of Hungary is a day of celebration like our Fourth of July in that Eastern European country. I found this out recently when I made some inquiries about the celebration of this anniversary that will take place in St. Patrick's Cathedral on Sunday, Aug. 20. We all know about St. Patrick's Day, celebrating the patron of Ireland ...

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The Bukovina Society of the Americas www.bukovinasociety.org www.bukovinasociety.org covers the migration of Germans from Rhine-Palatinate, Württemberg and the Bohemian Forest in the late 1700's and early 1800's when they were recruited/motivated to settle Bukovina (land of beech trees), then a sparsely populated crown land of the Austrian Hungarian Empire. After one or two generations in Bukovina, scarcity of land and the attraction of the new world countries again motivated a migra ...

German American National Congress Deutsch Amerikanischer National Kongress Übersetzung auf Deutsch The Voice of German-Americans from Coast to Coast The German American National Congress, also known as DANK (Deutsch Amerikanischer National Kongress), is the largest organization of Americans of German descent. It has some 30 chapters and over 100 associated member societies from coast to coast. The organization seeks to bring together Americ ...

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Dutchmen in the Civil War "Op nu Nederlandsch wakkre zonen! Burgers van Amerika, Wilt u uwer waardig tonen Volgt der vad'ren voorbeeld na, Hebt gij eens dit land verkoren Voor uw tweede Vaderland, Aan de Unie trouw gezworen. U aan haar in nood verpand Op Bataven! Dan te wapen Nu het vuur des oproers brandt! Langer nu niet zitten slapen, Bij den nood van 't Vaderland! Schaart u bij de krijgsbanieren Tot behoud der Union!" This poem was made by a mr. Grootem ...

Immigration Spartacus, USA History, British History, Second World War, First World War, Germany, France, Slavery, Teaching History, History Lessons Online, Author, Search Website, Email Periods of European Emigration 1500-17001700-1800 1800-19001900-1940 European Emigration: Statistics Total: 1820-1920Totals: 1820-1978 Immigration and OccupationImmigrant Settlement: 1860 Immigration and CrimeImmigration and Illiteracy Coun ...

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[ End of article ] Finns in America Patricia Latimer It took nearly 300 years for America to discover the Finns! Yet the 20th century version of these stalwart and historic people was hewn from the imperishable cornerstone of American civilization which was laid in the rugged, untamed wilderness in 1638. But for the providential recognition of the commanding genius of Jean Sibelius, the track triumphs of Paavo Nurmi and world-famed wardebt payments, the Finns might still be undiscovered ...

The First Polish Settlers It was in the summer of 1608 that the group of Polish glass makers who were in London, England establishing a glass making industry, set sail on the Mary and Margaret for their journey to America. Until that time, England imported the majority of its glassware from Poland. In early 1608, the Virginia Company of London decided that they would establish a glass making industry in America which could sell its products to England and other countries. Since the glass m ...

1996-2006 The Franco-American Women's Institute L'Institut des femmes franco-américaines The Franco-American Women's Institute is an organization of women who gather together as a force for the specific purpose of promoting Franco-American, ethnic women's voices. The Franco-American Women's Institute is also an archival place or a recording place. The women come together in many forms of presentation, body, soul and creative spirit, as Franco-American women--Québécois, Acadian, Méti ...

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Although a French flag of some sort is represented in “six flags over Texas” displays, France never—in any sense of political control—flew a flag over Texas and never gave her own citizens strong reasons for emigration. However, René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle, did make one foray west of the drainage of the Mississippi, and General Charles Lallemand did lead a short-lived military colony into East Texas. France, in the New World, was more interested in trade than settlement and was ...

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German-Americans and Their Contributions to the American Mainstream Culture: German Names and Words Table of Contents Overview Lesson 1 Lesson 2 Extra Credit Projects Overview Immigrants from the German-speaking countries brought with them their names, their language, customs and traditions, which were largely unknown in North America. Some of these, including a surprising number of food and drinks, caught on among their English-speaking neighbors. When there was no e ...

German Emigration to Pittsburgh Germans were the first settlers in western Pennsylvania, initially migrating here as early as 1708, and living in settlements by 1788. The first Germans settlers in the early 1700's were from the Palatinate (a district in south-west Germany that belonged to Bavaria until 1945), mostly of the lower social class. A second migration between 1728 and 1804 brought middle and upper class Germans to Pennsylvania. The mass influx of the Germans during the early eight ...

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German Immigration It is difficult to define the term "German" (and thus, "German" migration) because of the changing boundaries of the state of Germany and other Germanic nations. Germans are often defined as those individuals from areas where forms of German have traditionally been spoken, including today's Germany, Luxembourg, Austria, Bohemia, and parts of Switzerland, Poland, Hungary, and the former Yugoslavia. During the mid-1800s, the part of Europe that is now considered "Germany" con ...

Texans of German birth or descent have, since the mid-19th century, made up one of the largest ethnic groups in the state. By 1850 they numbered five percent of the total population—a conservative count. The 1990 census listed more than 17 percent of the population, nearly three million individuals, claiming German heritage. Easter Fires Germans who chose Texas as a home were, in the migrations from 1830 to 1900, anything but a uniform group. Early emigration came from a land of provinces ...

A BRIEF HISTORY OF GERMANS IN MISSOURI The following excerpts have been taken and freely adapted from "Missouri's Child", an online work on education and the status of children in Missouri from our earliest beginnings. I have gleaned passages which I found either germane to my topic or of general interest. Early Settlers in Missouri The village of Ste. Genevieve, generally recognized as Missouri's first European-style settlement, was established about 1750. In 1803, Thomas Jefferson pur ...

Hungarian Emigration to Pittsburgh The emerging steel industry of the 1880s required cheap unskilled laborers, and found an abundance of them in the Hungarians, who first arrived in ample numbers in the 1880s to man the mills of McKeesport. After the strike of 1892, the Carnegie Company increased the number of immigrant workers. The hard-working Hungarians soon became the labor nucleus in Homestead. The Hungarians were among the lowest-paid mill workers; as a result, many of the men were forc ...

The German-American Heritage Society of Greater Washington, D.C. The German-American Heritage Society of Greater Washington, D.C. Join us to explore the rich cultural heritage German-speaking immigrants have bequeathed to our nation and capital. We meet generally once a month. Our meetings feature knowledgeable speakers and a variety of programs. We also visit German- American sites and German restaurants and hold a sum ...

Introduction - A people of hope By LINDA MAGNUSSON When you think of people struck by unbelievable hardships and misery, it might not be so hard to believe that a part of their soul dies with each passing day. But one should know that even if you experience the worst imaginable disaster and survive, there still exists a small light of hope in your mind. Without this light, it would be impossible to live on. So in a corner of every human being’s mind, especially of those who cam ...

Kentucky's German-Americans in the Civil War KENTUCKY'S GERMAN-AMERICANS IN THE CIVIL WAR (Click Here for Information about the Following Subjects) Where They Lived— Religious and Political Differences— German-Americans Rally Around the Flag —Why They Volunteered and How They Were Recruited— Where They Fought— Prejudices— Performance. PHOTOS German-Americans of the 5th Kentucky Volunteer Infantry — Photos and Images German-Americans of the 6th Kentucky Vol ...

Lithuanian immigrants have been coming to America since the mid-eighteen hundreds. They came for various reasons, but all found a home here and established lives for themselves and their families. Their culture and traditions combined with America's to add even more flavor to the great American melting pot. Between the late nineteenth and early twentieth century an estimated 300,000 Lithuanians journeyed to America. During this time, however, combined effects of World War I, United States imm ...

The Library of Congress >> Especially for Researchers >> Research Centers Home >> Special Projects >> Luxembourgers in AmericaFind in European Division Pages Researchers Web Pages All Library of Congress Pages The Luxembourgers in America A rural idyll in Winona, Minnesota, where a number of Luxembourgers settled beginning in the 1850s. From: L. A. Warming Company. The Paradise of Minnesota: The Proposed Whitewater State Park. St. Charles, Minnesota: L.A. Warming Company, ...

The Man Behind the Chocolate Bar In the early 1900s, Milton Hershey made one of the great American fortunes through dogged persistence and the courage to pursue a dream. Though he was modest and unassuming in appearance, - not the sort of person you would pick out in a crowd, it was said - Mr. Hershey was a shrewd and determined businessman. He had a genius for timing and an instinctive ability to choose loyal and able people to help him. A great entrepreneur and philanthropist, he mea ...

The National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library Visit Exhibits Calendar Library & Education Memberships & Gifts Store About National Czech & Slovak Museum & Library 30 - 16th Avenue SW Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52404-5904 Phone: 319-362-8500 Fax: 319-363-2209 © 2005. All rights reserved. Special Exhibits Embellished Textiles - Absolutely Art! April 8 - October 1 Prague Between History and Dreams March 5 ...

Polish Emigration to Pittsburgh The decline of the feudal system and emancipation of the peasantry in early nineteenth-century Poland enhanced the social and economic position of the Poles. But rather than distributing land equally, wealthier peasants ended up with most of the land. As a result of seventy years of trying to survive on land that was increasingly monopolized, the rural Poles had little choice but to move. Unlike the blacks who came to Pittsburgh with defined aspirations, the Po ...

POLISH IMMIGRATION INTO AMERICA by Lenny Reisner, Steven Davis, and Linc Miara Earliest Poles in America The First Wave of Polish Immigration The Second Wave of Polish Immigration Assimilation into America The Earliest Poles in America From the early 1800's to the beginning of World War II, approximately 5 million Polish immigrants came to the United States. The Poles fled their country for various reasons. Some emigrants left to escape conscription, others left to seek ...

Polish-Americans Martha A. From Key terms to become familiar with in this chapter are: Matka BoskaSolidarity Oplatek Sto Lat Polish Question Wesele Polonia Overview, Inhabited Localities, and Topography Overview Over 9.4 million people in the United States (Information Please: Almanac, 1995) and 273,000 people in Canada (Statistics Canada: Ethnic Origin, 1993) identify their ancestry as Polish. Poland, whose capital city is Warsaw, is located in north central ...

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Russian Emigration to Pittsburgh Prior to 1880, 75-percent of western Pennsylvania's immigrants came from northern Europe, the rest from eastern and southern Europe. But 1882 started the "new immigration", reversing previous migration patterns. Between 1890 and 1900, the number of immigrants coming from Slavic countries more than doubled. The new immigrants were the Poles, Austrians, Italians, Russians and other Slavic races. But of all the Slavic immigrants who came to the Steel Valley, the ...

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Russian Immigration By: Jessica and Marissa Introduction: Russian immigrants have come in steady waves for the past three centuries. Fur traders who crossed the Bering Strait in the 1700's, poor peasants and persecuted Jews fleeing Russia during the Bolshevik Revolution, Russians escaping the Communist Soviet Union under Stalin and Lenin and the Jewish immigrants who left Russia during World War II have all come to America in search of a better life. In the past thirty years, a new ethni ...

Scotch-Irish Emigration to Pittsburgh The Scotch-Irish--an ethnic group that originated with the migration from Scotland to northern Ireland in the early 1600s--turned to the New World a few years later to escape religious persecution and economic difficulties. The majority entered through Philadelphia and made their way to western Pennsylvania through the Cumberland Valley. "They were pioneers, frontiersmen, these Scotch-Irish: their general equipment consisted of a rifle, the Bible and the ...

Silicon Glen, Scotland > Scottish FAQ > Scottish History View the Silicon Glen Blog. Contact Us about advertising rates. Scots emigration/immigration to the US We provide a service for your website that monitors links in real time and prevents visitors from seeing broken links. The Broken Link Preventer hosted service. For more info mail us. From $50 a year, including full reports. When did the Scottish come to the US? The first Scots began coming to the New World in the early 1 ...

. Home | Scotland the Brave | Links Why So Many Scots Came to America or What Am I Doing Here? Copyright 1999-2002. All rights reserved. While many Scots emigrated for reasons known only to them, the majority of Scots arrived in Colonial America against their will. The first group of Covenanters banished from Great Britain arrived in America in the late seventeenth century. Beginning in 1716, Jacobite Highlanders were banished to the Americas. Continuing persecution encourage ...

Slavic Emigration to Pittsburgh The Slavs--Lithuanian, Rumanian, Russian, Croatian, Serbian, Bosnian, Macedonian, Polish, Ukrainian and Bulgarian in descent--made up half of the workforce in the mills of Pittsburgh in the early 1900s. The Slav immigrants took the unskilled, manual labor jobs in the mills that others wouldn't take: working in cinder pits, handling steel billets and bars and loading trains. "Their labor is the heaviest and the roughest in the mill," wrote Margaret Byington in h ...

The Slovak Garden A Home for Slovak Americans 3110 Howell Branch Road, #1 Winter Park, Florida 32792 Phone + (407) 677-6894 / Fax + (407) 677-8442 The Photo is from the book, Slovaks in Florida by Andrew F. Hudak Jr. Our Officers The Mission of the Slovak Cultural Center The Slovak Cultural Center Library and Museum Slovak Garden - Coming Events Slovak Garden Apartments - Live the good life. Floridsky Slovak - The Floridian Slovak Newspaper Slovaks in ...

Slovakia Home Travel & Tourism Slovakia Links Contact Slovenska verzia Slovak Diaspora Quick Facts | F.A.Q. | Detailed Info | Personal Account Presidents Kovac, Clinton and Havel In the 1990 census, more than 2 million Americans and Canadians claimed Slovak descent. by June G. Alexander Large-scale Slovak immigration to the United States began in the late 1870s, when Slovakia was a part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire administered by Hungary. Because U.S. immigration official ...

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Course Information Table of Contents Lesson 2 L e s s o n 1 GERMAN-AMERICAN STUDIES: THE EVOLUTION OF A DISCIPLINE 1. Key personalities Oswald Seidensticker (1825-1894). German-born historian. While teaching German at the Univ. of Pennsylvania, he published pioneering studies on the history of German settlement in Pennsylvania. Marion Dexter Learned (1857-1917). Germanist and pioneer student of Pennsylvania German dialects. Professor at the Univ. of Pennsylvania and editor ...

EMIGRANTS AND EMIGRATION - THE CORNISH AMERICAN CONNECTION Most family historians will need no reminding of the importance of emigration in the lives of their forebears. The 'great emigration' as it is termed, cast its shadow across communities and families all over 19th century Cornwall. Furthermore it was one of the fundamental factors in the shaping of modern Cornwall. Around a quarter of a million Cornish men and women left their native land for destinations in Australia South Africa and N ...

The Library of Congress >> Especially for Researchers >> Research Centers Home >> Special Projects >> Finns in AmericaFind in European Division Pages Researchers Web Pages All Library of Congress Pages The Finns in America Taru Spiegel, Reference Librarian This presentation provides information about immigration from Finland to the United States, and about the activities of Finnish-American immigrants in the United States from the 17th to the 20th centuries. Information is c ...

The Formation of the Hungarian Ethnicity in the United States: The Movement to Erect the Statue of Kossuth Lajos in Cleveland Akiyo YAMAMOTO Copyright (c) 1998 by the Slavic Research Center. All rights reserved. -Summary- Migration studies have remarked that the formation of ethnic identities of immigrants in their areas of settlement cannot be a simple reproduction of their former, pre-migration identities, but rather a dynamic process of acculturation in which such factor ...

The Library of Congress >> Especially for Researchers >> Research Centers Home >> Special Projects >> Germans in AmericaFind in European Division Pages Researchers Web Pages All Library of Congress Pages The Germans in America This presentation provides information about immigration from the German-speaking world to the United States, and about the activities of German immigrants in the United States from the 17th to the 20th centuries. Information is contained in a chronology, ...

April/May 1998 The Historic Athenaeum: 100 Years of German Americans in Indianapolis By Susan McKee It's a warm spring evening in Indianapolis, and the century-old German Renaissance Revival building on the edge of downtown is packed. Downstairs the Rathskeller is serving classic German fare to early arrivals, while others down steins of Bavarian beer in the Kellerbar. Outside under the stars a band practices on the Biergarten stage, while inside the cast ...

Opinions September 28, 2000 What being American means to me Krayzelburg's gold medal win for the U.S. also serves as a victory for Ukrainians. BY NATALYA MINKOVSKY Guest Editorial Lenny Krayzelburg gives the Soviet athlete-making machine credit for discovering his swimming talent when he was growing up in Ukraine. However, despite his slight accent and hard-to-pronounce name, Krayzelburg is an American. His parents came to the Olympics proudly d ...

62 YEARS OF SERVICE TO POLONIA THE POLISH AMERICAN CONGRESS The Polish American Congress is a National Umbrella Organization, representing at least 10 million Americans of Polish descent and origin. Its membership is comprised of fraternal, educational, veteran, religious, cultural, social, business, political organizations and individual membership. The Polish American community prides itself on its deeply rooted commitment to the values of family, faith, democracy, hard work and fulf ...

Home Be a Partner Opportunities Wall Calendar Press Releases Event Schedule Our Story More Info Museum Slovak News Slovak Studies Board Other Slovak Organizations The Slovak-American International Cultural Foundation, Inc. The Foundation is a not-for-profit, tax-exempt educational and charitable corporation. Its mission is twofold: Showcase the literary, artistic, and scholarly contributions of Slovaks and Slovak-Americans to the world Provide editorial, technical, mark ...

Towards a History of the Hungarian Ethnic Group of the United States Observations on S.B. Várdy's Hungarians of the New World by Nándor Dreisziger[1] Historians of the twenty second century will probably regard the twentieth century as the "golden age" of the Hungarian community in the United States. Throughout the entire time-span of hundred years there had been a substantial Hungarian demographic and cultural presence in the land Magyars call "Amerika." It is quite appropriate ...

Ukranian Emigration to Pittsburgh In an attempt to break a long strike in 1877, a Pennsylvania coal company agent went to Ukraine to recruit mine laborers, promising high wages and steady jobs. The conscripts said good-bye to their worried relatives. Upon their arrival, the courageous men--unaware that they were to be used as strike breakers--were met with hostility from the strikers, many of whom were "old immigrants." Riots and "accidental" deaths soon became commonplace in the land that wa ...

BRITISH IMMIGRANTS AND LIFE IN UTAH More immigrants have come to Utah from the British Isles than from any other area. They have become so fundamental a part of the state that their story is involved in most aspects of its history. British trappers and traders, along with their Canadian and American counterparts, helped open the West for settlement. Charles McKay saw the Great Salt Lake as early as 1825 while exploring northern Utah. Among the early Mormon pioneers were many who emigrated fro ...

To read Senator Feingold's statement on this bill click here>>> Statement on S.1356 Wartime Treatment of European Americans and Refugees Study Act (Introduced in Senate) S 1356 IS 107th CONGRESS 1st Session S. 1356 To establish a commission to review the facts and circumstances surrounding injustices suffered by European Americans, European Latin Americans, and European refugees during World War II. IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES August 3, 2001 Mr. FEINGOLD (fo ...

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Table of Contents | Jinn Home Page | Search | Net-Links Voices | Heresies | Vectors | Pacific Pulse | The Americas | California | Movements | Civil Conflicts | YO! Anti-Immigrant Moves Have Unifying Impact on Russian-American Voters By Josh Phillips Date: 11-05-98 Immigration is not exclusively a concern of the Latino community. A visit with new voters from Northern California's growing Russian immigrant community shows this issue is extremely powerful as a unifying fo ...