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Charles M. Hall

Författare till The Atlantic Bridge to Germany, Vol. II: Hessen Part A, Rheinland-Pfalz Part B (The Palatinate)

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Inkluderar namnet: CHARLES M. HALL

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The Atlantic Bridge to Germany, Vol. II: Hessen Part A, Rheinland-Pfalz Part B (The Palatinate) (1727) 34 exemplar
The Atlantic Bridge To Germany: Volume I Baden - Wuerttemberg (1974) 30 exemplar
The Atlantic bridge to Germany (1986) 30 exemplar
The Atlantic Bridge To Germany: Volume III, Bavaria (Bayern) (1978) 26 exemplar
The Atlantic Bridge to Germany, Volume IV (1976) 25 exemplar
The Mecklenburg Genealogical Handbook (#B58) (1977) 19 exemplar
The Atlantic Bridge To Germany Volume V Schleswig-holstein Hamburg Bremen (1978) 19 exemplar
The Atlantic Bridge to Germany, Volume VIII, Prussia: Brandenburg, East Prussia, West Prussia, Pomerania, Posen (1993) 17 exemplar
The Antwerp emigration index (1980) 15 exemplar
THE ATLANTIC BRIDGE TO GERMANY. Vol. VII. Nordrhein- Westfalen (1989) 12 exemplar
The Atlantic bridge to Germany, Volume IX: Kingdom, Province, Thuringen/Thuringia, Nine Duchies 6 exemplar
The Atlantic bridge to Germany, Volume X: Niedersachen/Lower Saxony, Braunschweig/Brunswick, Schaumburg-Lippe,… (1997) 5 exemplar
The New Palatine Pamphlet 2 exemplar
Atlantic Bridge to Germany - Volume V 1 exemplar
The Atlantic bridge to Germany, Vol 3 1 exemplar
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Alsace-Lorraine, Atlantic Bridge to Germany av Charles M Hall
From book: Alsace-Lorraine was a strange part of Germany's history since it had a long involvement with both Germany and France. Most of the population spoke German, but yet their sympathies went to France. France went out of its way in 1798 to provide the best for Alsace and to make the Germans into good Frenchmen. But in 1871 Alsace and Lorraine were made into an imperial territory of the German Empire with a plan to Germanize everyone living there. The people had a choice to become Germans or leave, and many did leave. They spoke German and had German customs; many had come from Germany and yet they wanted to be part of France. In 1919 when Alsace-Lorraine was returned to France, northern Lorraine easily became part of France; but Alsace had more German connections and the change was more difficult.… (mer)
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