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100 Julilaum Teutonia Mannerchor Vereinsheim: Samstag. : Teutonia Mannerchor, 1988. Call number: ML28 .P692 T352

300 Years of in America. Baltimore: Heinz Moos Publishing, 1982. Call number: E184 .G3 T482 1982

Adams, Willi Paul. The German-: An Ethnic Experience. : Max Kade German- American Center, University-Purdue University at Indianapolis, c1993. Call number: E184 .G3 A3413 1993 f

Addressbuch der Deutsch-Amerikanischen Zusammenarbeit. Bon: Auswartiges Amt. Call number: E183.8 .G3 A37 1996

Amish and Dutch Tourist Guide. Kutztown: Pennsylvania Folklife Society, c1959. Call number: F160 .G3 S559

Anderhub, Andreas. Blockade, Airlift and Airlift Gratitude Foundation: Concerning the History of the Berlin Crisis, 1948-49. Berlin: Press and Information Office of the Land Berlin, c1985. Call number: DD900 .A543 B515 1985 d

Anderson, Chris. A Genealogist’s Guide to Discovering Your Germanic Ancestors: How to Find and Record Your Unique Heritage. : Betterway Books, c2000. Call number: E184 .G3 A49 2000 q

Bauer, Yehuda. Jews for Sale?: Nazi-Jewish Negotiations, 1933-1945. New Haven: Yale University Press, c1994. Call number: DS135 .G3315 B38 1994

Baxter, John William. Strohmeiers of New Orleans: A Genealogical Memoir of Three Stroheimer Immigrants from Hanover, . Los Altos: J.W. Baxter, c1995. Call number: CS71 .S9225 1995

Beck, Bernard. Goldenes Jubilaeum des Wirkens der Redemptoristenvater an der St. Philomena Kirche in Pittsburgh and Umgegend: Nebst Deren Ersten Missionen in den Vereinigten Staaten Nord-Amerika’s. Pittsburgh: St. Philomena Kirche, 1889. Call number: BX4603 .P69 S156 CASE d

Beir, Robert. Roosevelt and the Holocaust: A Rooseveltian Examines the Policies and Remembers the Times. Fort Lee: Barricade Books, c2006. Call number: D804.3 .B438 2006

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Bell, Raymond Martin. The Dutch Fork Settlement of Donegal Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania, with Notes on these Families, Deeds (Dietz), Fullenwider (Follenweider), Hupp, Lefler (Loffler), Miller (Muller). Washington: Martin Bell, 1978. Call number: F157 .W39n D67 1978 q

Bird, Michael S. Ontariou : A Pennsylvania-German Folk Tradition in Early Canada. : M.F. Feheley, c1977. Call number: ND3042 .O6 B57 long

Brand, Millen. Local Lives. : C.N. Potter: distributed by Crown Publishers, [1975]. Call number: PS3503 .R3 L811

Brandt, Edward R. Contents and Addresses of Hungarian Archives: with Supplementary Material for Research on German Ancestors from Hungary. Minneapolis: E.R. Brandt, 1993. Call number: CD1170 .B73 1993 q

Brenner, Scott Francis. Pennsylvania Dutch, the Plain and the Fancy. Harrisburg: Stackpole Co. [1957]. Call number: F160 .G3 B838

Burchinl, Beryl Modest. The Ganss-Gans Genealogy, 1518-1990: Ancestors in Germany and Descendants in Pennsylvania of George Baltzer Gans, 1684-1760, Germany-Pennsylvania, the Immigrant Ancestor. Pittsburgh: Suburban Print. & Pub. Co. and Penn State Book Binding Co., 1990. Call number: CS71 .G199 B947 1990

Canning, John. Heimat in Allegheny: Troy Hill: A Homeland in Allegheny. Pittsburgh: John Canning, 1999. Call number: F159.68 .T7 1999

Chambers, Theodore Frelinghuysen. The Early Germans of New Jersey: Their History, Churches, and Genealogies. Dover: Dover Printing Company, 1895. Call number: F145 .G3 C 445 q

Charter and by-laws of the Historical Society of Pennsylvania: with a List of the Officers Councilors Since the Organization of the Society. : The Society, 1903. Call number: F146 .P41 1903

Copper, Dwight Edward. Emanual (Emmanuel) Evangelical Church: Slouth Jefferson and South Streets, New Castle, Pennsylvania. Chicora: Mechling Bookbindery, c2007. Call number: F157 .L39 N4 2007 q

Cummings, Rich. The Baumillers in America: a Family Genealogy, History, and Multigenerational Behavioral Examination. : R. Cummings, c2007. Call number: CS71 .B37377 2007

David, Thomas M. Finding Your Hometown and/or Relatives in Germany: the Cheap and Easy Way. Meadville: the Author, 1992. Call number: E184 .G3 D3 1992

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De Zayas, Alfred M. Nemesis at Potsdam: the Expulsion of the Germans from the East. Rockport: Picton Press, c1998. Call number: D820 .P72 G42 1998

DiNardo, Diane C. Bertha Floehrsheim Rauh: A Jewish Volunteer Social Reformer Forges A Path to Public Office in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Call number: F159.26 .R2 D4 1994 q

Eckbreth, Barbara Hocking. The Eckbreth Geneology: A Pennsylvania German Pioneer’s Family History 1830-1997. Hartford: the Author, 1997. Call number: CS71 .E18 E18 1997 q

Edlund, Thomas Kent. The German Minority Census of 1939: An Introduction and Register. Teaneck: Avotaynu, c1996. Call number: Z7553 .C3 E34 1996

Ellmann-Kruger, Angelika G. Library Resources for German-Jewish Genealogy. Teaneck: Avotaynu, 1998. Call number: Z6373 .G3 E55 1998 q

Fame, fortune and sweet liberty: European emigration from Bremen/Bremenhaven to the U.S.A. Bremen: Telenews Bremen, 1992. Call number: VIDEO 0127.

Faust, Albert Bernhardt. The German Element in the United States with Special Reference to its Political, Moral, Social, and Educational Influence. : Houghton Mifflin Co., 1909. Call number: E184 .G37 F26

Faust, Albert Bernhardt. The German Element in the United States with Special Reference to its Political, Moral, Social, and Educational Influence. New York: The Steuben Society of America, 1927. Call number: E184 .G37 F26 1927

Fliess, Peter J. Freedom of the Press in the German Republic, 1918-1933. Baton Rouge: Lousiana State University Press, 1955. Call number: Z657 .F62

Frey, J. William. The : A Pennsylvania Dutch Product. Lancaster: s.n., 1947. Call number: HE213 .P41 F893

Furer, Howard B. The Germans in America, 1607-1970; A Chronology & Fact Book. Dobbs Ferry: Oceana Publications, 1973. Call number: E184 .G3 F983

The German-American Connection: A Historical Sketch with Tips for Sightseeing Adventures and for Tracing Family Roots in the Federal Republic of Germany. Baltimore: Heinz Moos Publishing Co., 1983. Call number: DD259 .L949

The German Classroom in the Cathedral of Learning. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, 1941. Call number: LD6012 .N277 G373

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The German Contribution to the Building of the Americas: Studies in Honor of Karl J.R. Arndt. Worcester: Clark University Press; Hanover, N.H.: distributed by the University Press of New England, 1977. Call number: E184 .G3 G373

German genealogical digest. Pleasant Grove: Jensen Publications, c 1985- . Holdings: 1992-1993 Call number: SERIAL

German-Jewish History in Modern Times. New York: Columbia University Press, c1996-c1998. Call number: DS135 .G32 D4813 1996

Germanic Genealogy: A Guide to Worldwide Sources and Migration Patterns. St. Paul: Germanic Genealogy Society, c1995. Call number: CS614 .G47 1995 q

Germans to America: 300 Years of Immigration, 1683 to 1983. Stuttgart: Published by Institute for Foreign Cultural Relations in cooperation with Inter Nationes Bonn-Bad Godesberg, 1982. Call number: E184 .G3 G37 1982

Germans to America: Lists of Passengers Arriving at U.S. ports. Wilmington: Scholarly Resources, c1988-. Call number: E184 .G3 G553

Gibbons, Phebe Earle. “Pennsylvania Dutch” and Other Essays. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott & Co., 1882. Call number: F160 .G3 G441 1882

Glanz, Rudolf. Jews in Relation to the Cultural Milieu of the Germans in America up to the Eighteen Eighties. New York: R. Glanz, 1947 (New York: Marstin Press). Call number: E184 .J5 G5

Gleason, Philip. The Conservative Reformers, German-American Catholics and the Social Order. Notre Dame: University of Notre Dame Press [1968]. Call number: HN39 .U58 G55

Greenberg, Helen Hill. Church Records of Berlin, Somerset County, Pennsylvania: Church Book of Congregations of Both Evangelical Lutheran and Evangelical Reformed (Brothers Valley Township). Apollo: Closson Press, c1989. Call number: F157 .S69 B615 S275 q

Hall, Charles M. The Atlantic Bridge to Germany. Logan: Everton Publishers, c1974-. Call number: CS614 .H34 v.2 f

Hacker, Werner. Eighteenth Century Register of Emigrants from Southwest Germany (to America and other Countries). Apollo: Closson Press, [1994]. Call number: CS614 .H33 1994

The Hamburg Passenger Lists. Salt Lake City: Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints. Genealogical Dept., 1976.

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Call number: DD175 .H3 1976

Handbuch des Pittsburger Beobachter: das Deutsche Familienblatt von Pennsylvania, Herausgegeben in Verbindung mit der Spezial-Ausgabe des Blattes. Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh Beobachter, 1905. Call number: Z6941 .P692 H236 q

Heinz: the ketchup kings. New York: A&E Home Video: Distributed in the U.S. by New Video Group, c1999. Call number: VIDEO 0195

Heritage Sampler: An Introduction to the Domestic Arts and Crafts of Central Pennsylvania (1700-1900). University Park: The Museum, 1979. Call number: NK835 .P4 H546 q

Hessische Truppen im Amerikanischen Unabhangigkeitskrieg (Hetrina): Index Nach Familiennamen. Marburg: Archivschule Marburg, 1976-. Call number: CS658 .V546 f

Hope, Anne. Guide to German Historical Sources in North American Libraries and Archives. Washington: German Historical Institute, 1991. Call number: E184 .G3 G946 1991

In Search of Peace and Prosperity: New German Settlements in Eighteenth-Century Europe and America. University Park: Pennsylvania State University Press, c2000. Call number: E184 .G3 I49 1999

Johannes Schwalm, the Hessian. Lyndhurst: Johannes Schwalm Historical Association, 1976. Call number: CS71 .S398 q

Johnson, Arta F. Bibliography & Source Materials for German-American Research. Columbus: A.F. Johnson, c1982-. Call number: CS615 .J66 B582

Jones, John Price. The German Secret Service in America. Boston: Small, Maynard & Co., 1918. Call number: D619.3 .J64 1918a

Krause, Karl Ludwig. What is the German Nation Dying For? New York: Boni and Liveright, 1918. Call number: D515 .K73 d

Kuhns, Oscar. The German and Swiss Settlements of Colonial Pennsylvania: A Study of the So-Called Pennsylvania Dutch. New York: Abigdon Press, c1914. Call number: F160 .G3 K96 1914

Learned, Marion Dexter. Guide to the Manuscript Materials Relating to American History in the German State Archives. Washington: Carnegie Institution of Washington, 1912. Call number: CD1228 .U5 L43

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Lechler, Doris Anderson. French and German Dolls, Dishes and Accessories. Marietta: Antique Publications, c1991. Call number: NK4894 .F7 L4 1991 f

Lissfelt, J. Fred. The Dutchman Died, and Other Tales of Pittsburgh’s Southside. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh Press, c1992. Call number: F159.68 .L772 1992

Lissfelt, J. Fred. “Kaffeeklatsch”. Pittsburgh: Boxwood Press, c1955. Call number: F159.68 .L722 1955 f

McFarland, K.T.H. Inscriptions from two German Protestant Cemeteries, Allegheny (now Pittsburgh), Pa.: St. John’s Lutheran Cemetery (Spring Hill), Voegtly Cemetery (Troy Hill). Apollo: Closson Press, c1986. Call number: F159.61 .M143 I59

Menk, Lars. A Dictionary of German-Jewish Surnames. Bergenfield: Avotaynu, 2005. Call number: CS3010 .Z9 G476 2005 f

Miller, Gladys J. Nazi Methods for Relief of Unemployment. Pittsburgh: University of Pittsburgh, 1936. Call number: DD253.25 .M648 q

Mittelberger, Gottlieb. Gottlieb Mittelberger’s Journey to Pennsylvania in the Year 1750 and Return to Germany in the Year 1754. Philadelphia: J.J. McVey, 1898. Call number: F152 .M685 1898

Mokotoff, Gary. Where Once We Walked: A Guide to the Jewish Communities Destroyed in the Holocaust. Teaneck: Avotaynu, c1991. Call number: DS135 .E83 M716 1991 q

News From the Land of Freedom: German Immigrants Write Home. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1991. Call number: E184 .G3 B7513 1991

Nuremberg War Crimes Trials: Records of Case II, United States of America v. Erhard Milch. Washington: National Archives and Records Service, General Services Administration, 1975. Call number: CD3026 .A32 No. 38 q

Occasional Papers of the Society for German-American Studies. Morgantown: Dept. of Foreign Languages, West University. Call number: F160 .G3 B468 q

Oertel, Burkhart. German Genealogical Queries & Research Reports: Pertaining to Baden-Wurttemberg and Other Germanic Regions: A 1990-1991 Project of the Pennsylvania Chapter of Palatines to America. Strasburg: Pennsylvania Chapter, Palatines to America, c1992. Call number: CS621 .O29 G373 1992 f

Ottenheimer, Fritz. Escape and Return: Memories of Nazi Germany. Kearney: Morris Pub., c2000. Call number: DS135 .G5 O88 2000

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Palatine Church Visitations, 1609: Deanery of Kusel. Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1980. Call number: F148 .P153 1980

Pailthorp, Michelle. The German-Jewish Elite of Pittsburgh: Its Beginnings and Background. Buffalo: the Author, 1967. Call number: F160 .J5 J5 1967

The Pennsylvania-German; A Popular Magazine of Biography, History, Genealogy, Folklore, Literature, Etc. Lebanon: P.C. Croll: [etc., etc.], 1900-11. Call number: F146 .P415

Pennsylvania German Immigrants, 1709-1786: Lists Consolidated from Yearbooks of the Pennsylvania German Folklore Society. Baltimore: Genealogical Pub. Co., 1980. Call number: F160 .G3 P412 1989

Pittsburgh’s Germans Yesterday and Today. Pittsburgh: Pittsburgh German Tricentennial Committee, 1983. Call number: F160 .G3 P5 1983 q

Plaut, Elizabeth S. The Guggenheim/Wormser Family: A Genealogical 300-Year Memoir. Hoboken: KTAV Pub. House, 1996. Call number: DS135 .G5 G846 1996.

Proceedings Upon the Unveiling of the Statue of Baron von Steuben, Major General and Inspector General in the Continental Army During the Revolutionary War, in Washington, D.C., December 67, 1910. Washington: Govt. Print. Off., 1913? Call number: E207 .S84 U58 q

Prot. Home for Aged: Silver Anniversary Celebration. Pittsburgh: the Home, 1916. Call number: HV1471 .A46 F35 G47

Randall, Marga Silbermann. How Beautiful We Once Were: A Remembrance of the Holocaust and Beyond. Pittsburgh: Cathedral Publishing, c1998. Call number: DS135 .G5 R267 1998

Report. Baltimore: Society for the History of the Germans in . Call number: F190 .G3 S6

Richards, Matthias Henry. Pennsylvania: the German Influence in its Settlement and Development: A Narrative and Critical History. Baltimore: Reprinted for Clearfield Co. by Genealogical Pub. Co., 1999. Call number: G160 .G3 R53 1999

Richards, Henry Melchior Muhlenberg. Pennsylvania-German in the Revolutionary War, 1775-1783. Lancaster: New Era Printing Co., 1908. Call number: E269 .G3 R51

Rippley, La Vern J. Of German Ways. New York: Gramercy Pub. Co.: Distributed by Crown, 1986, c1970.

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Call number: E184 .G3 R5 1986

Rittenhouse, Elmer Ellsworth. Know Your Enemy. : Committee for Patriotic Education, c1918. Call number: D639 .P6 R613

Rubincam, Milton. Researching European Origins of Pennsylvania German Families. Philadelphia: Genealogical Society of Pennsylvania, 1968? Call number: F150 .G3 R896

Ruff, Paul Miller. Baptism Index of the German Church Records, Lutheran and Reformed, of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania: 1772-1820, volume D. Aliquippa: P.M. Ruff, 1989. Call number: F160 .G3 R8 1982

Ruff, Paul Miller. Die Erst Deutsche Vereinigte Evangellische Protestant Kirche zu Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Aliquippa: the Author, 1980. Call number: F160 .G3 R922 E73 q

Ruff, Paul Miller. The German Church Records of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh: P.M. Ruff, 1982-. Call number: F160 .G3 R922 q

Ruff, Paul Miller. The German Church Records of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. Pittsburgh: Ruff, c1980. Call number: F160 .G3 R922 Index q

Ruff, Paul Miller. The German Church Records of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, 1813-1820, Vol. 4. Aliquippa: Paul Miller Ruff, c1989. Call number: F160 .G3 R922 v. 4

Ruff, Paul Miller. Jacobs Lutheran Chuch, German Township, Fayette County, Parish Records. Greensburg: P.M. Ruff, 1996- . Call number: F157 .F29 G4 1996 q

Schultz, Edward Thomas. First Settlements of Germans in Maryland: A Paper Read by Edward T. Schultz before the Frederick County Historical Society, January 17th, 1896, and before the Society for the History of the Germans. Miami: R.T. Gross, c1976. Call number: F187 .F8 S38 1976

Scullion, Janet Cercone. Bloomfield. Charleston: Arcadia Pub., c2009. Call number: F159.68 .B5 S3 2009

Shaughnessy, Michael R. German Pittsburgh. Charleston: Arcadia Pub., c2007. Call number: F160 .G3 S4 2007

Shirer, William L. The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich: A History of Nazi Germany. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1960. Call number: DD256.5 .S48

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Singmaster, Elsie. Heart Language: Elsie Singmaster and her Pennsylvania German Writings. University Park: Pennsylvania State University Press, c2009. Call number: PS3537 .I867 H43 2009

Smith, Clifford Neal. Nineteenth-Century Germans to America: A Consolidation of Six Pamphlets Identifying Emigrants from Baden-Wuerttemberg, Hamburg, Bremen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, Rheinland- Pfalz, and Schleswig-Holstein. Baltimore: Clearfield, 2005. Call number: E184 .G3 N5 2005 q

Smith, Edward Costello. Traditionally Pennsylvania Dutch. New York: Hastings House [1947]. Call number: F160 .G3 S64

Some of the First Settlers of the “Forks of the Delaware” and their Descendants: Being a Translation from the German of the Record Books of the First Reformed Church of Easton, Penna. Easton: H.M. Kieffer, 1902. Call number: F157 .N7

Storrer, Norman J. A Genealogical and Demographic Handbook of German Handwriting, 17th-19th Centuries. Pleasant Grove: Storrer, c1977-. Call number: Z115 .G4 S86 q

Strassburger, Ralph Beaver. Pennsylvania German Pioneers; A Publication of the Original Lists of Arrivals in the Port of Philadelphia from 1727 to 1808. Norristown: Pennsylvania German Society, 1934. Call number: F146 .S99 v.1 q

Strassburger, Ralph Beaver. The Strassburger Family and Allied Families of Pennsylvania, Being the Ancestry of Jacob Andrew Strassburger. Gwynedd Valley: Printed for private circulation, 1922. Call number: CS71 .S89

Tagger, Mathilde A. Printed Books on Jewish Cemeteries in the Jewish National and University Library in Jerusalem: An Annotated Bibliography. Jerusalem: Israel Genealogical Society, 1997. Call number: DS115 .T3 P7 1997 f

Teutonia Mannerchor 150 Jubilaums Festschrift: August 27, 28 and 29, 2004. Call number: ML28 .P6 T4 2004 q

Thiebault, Dieudonne. Original Anecdotes of Frederick the Great, King of Prussia, and of His Family, His Court, His Ministers, His Academies, and His Literary Friends. Philadelphia: Printed at the office of the U.S. Gazette for Robert Gray, Alexandria, 1806. Call number: DD404 .T43

Thode, Ernest. Address Book for Germanic Genealogy. Marietta: E. Thode, 1980, c1979. Call number: CS615 .T449 A222 q

Thode, Ernest. Atlas for Germanic Genealogy. : Heritage House, c1982. Call number: CS615 .T449 q

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Totten, Christine M. Roots in the : America’s German Heritage in Three Hundred Years of Immigration, 1683-1983. New York: German Information Center, c1983. Call number: E184 .G3 T719

Vaccaro, Tony. Entering Germany: 1944-1949. Koln: Taschen, c2001. Call number: DD257.2 .V33 2001 q

Vann, Elizabeth Chapman Denny. Virginia’s First German Colony. Richmond, 1961. Call number: F235 .G3 V264

Voss, Carl August. Fest-Schrift des Deutschen Prof. Altenheims: Silberne Jubilaeums-Feier, Sonntag, den 18, Juni 1916 Historical Review of German Prot. Home for Aged: Silver Anniversary Celebration. Pittsburgh: the Home, 1916. Call number: HV1471 .A46 F35 G47

Wahrteiten in Unverfalscheim Glanza and Licht Gestelle: sine Addresse an dis Deutschen im Pennsylvanian. Call number: F160 .W136 CASE d

Walters, Barbara Murdoch. Descendants of George Vogeley and Anna Elizabeth Mardorf, 1793-2000. Pittsburgh: B.M. Walters, 2001. Call number: CS71 .V9275 2001 f

Weimer, Robert E. German Come to America. Albuquerque: Weimer Press, c1980. Call number: E184 .G3 W4 1980 q

Weiser, Frederick Sheely. Maryland German Church Records. Call number: F190 .G3 W427

Wellauer, Maralyn A. German Casualties of the Seven Weeks’ War (1866) and the Franco-Prussian War (1870-1871). Milwaukee: Roots International, 1986. Call number: CS614 .W45 1986 q

Wellauer, Maralyn A. German Immigration to America in the Nineteenth Century: A Genealogist’s Guide. Milwaukee: Roots International, c1985. Call number: E184 .G3 W42 1985

Wike, Lois. History of Mt. Zion Lutheran Cemetery, Forest County, Pennsylvania. Tionesta: Forest Press, Inc., c1991. Call number: F157 .F79 G7 1991 q

Yoder, Don. The Pennsylvania German Broadside: A History and Guide. University Park: Published by Pennsylvania State University Press for the Library Company of Philadelphia and the Pennsylvania German Society, c2005. Call number: GR110 .P4 A372 vol. 39 f

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Zundel, William Arter. Historical Publications of William Arter Zundel, 1878-1949: Articles Concerning the History of Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania, with Particular Attention to the Sewickley Settlements. [Pennsylvania?]: s.n., 1994. Call number: F157 .W56 Z8 1994 q

Articles appearing in Western Pennsylvania History Magazine/Pittsburgh History Magazine

Bonnhorst, Charles F. W. von. “A Patrotic German-American”. Western Pennsylvania Historical Magazine, Volume 2, Number 2, April 1919. Rosenberger, Homer T. “Migrations of the Pennsylvania Germans to Western Pennsylvania”. The Western Pennsylvania Historical Magazine Volume 53, Number 4, October 1970. Rosenberger, Homer T. “Migrations of the Pennsylvania Germans to Western Pennsylvania (Part II)”. The Western Pennsylvania Historical Magazine, Volume 54, Number 1, January 1971. Wood, Ralph Charles. “The Pennsylvania Germans”. The Western Pennsylvania Historical Magazine, Volume 40, Number 2, Summer 1957

Archival Collections

Bennett, Jack O., Captain. Call number: Obituary Files.

Dallinger, Charles William. Charles William Dahlinger papers 1849-1935. Papers include correspondence, legal materials, journals, writings, genealogical materials, and other sundry items documenting civic and business life in Pittsburgh and Allegheny, including construction of the Carnegie Library of Allegheny, as well as other topics in Pittsburgh and United States history. Call number: MSS 0172 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid-idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=m ain;view=text;didno=US-QQS-MSS172

Diffenderffer, Rachael Smith. Rachel Smith Diffenderffer papers c1928-1949. Papers include correspondence, research notes and other materials primarily relating to genealogical research on Pennsylvania Germans and her application for membership to the Daughters of the . Call number: MSS 0128 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid-idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=m ain;view=text;didno=US-QQS-MSS128

Carr-Parke Family photographs c.1870-c.1960. Carr-Parke Family photographs include images of: the Steamboat Races circa 1949, taken by Martin Joseph Carr; Carr in his WWI uniform, Ida Mueller Parke in her Army Nurse uniform; and school and family photographs. Many of the photographs are of Jack Parke as a young boy,

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including a school photograph of children walking to school, festivities, and trips to either Erie or Conneaut Lake. Call number: 2014.0176

Docket book for litigation in Allegheny County, 1890-91. Pages 1-25 have been used as a scrapbook for the German community but pages 25-224 are intact. Call number: 2001.0049

Gallinger, Antoinette Ohlman. Antoinette Ohlman Gallinger papers 1890-1940. Papers include a diary, telegrams, genealogy, baby book, scrapbook, postcards and some miscellaneous materials relating to Netie Gallinger's brother, Dr. Isaac Ohlman. Antoinette "Nettie" Ohlman Gallinger was of German Jewish descent and lived most of her life in the milieu of upper middle class Jewish social life in Pittsburgh, Pa. Although little is known about her, she left a record of several important events in her life. Call number: MSS 0309 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid-idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=m ain;view=text;didno=US-QQS-MSS309

Gallinger, Antoinette Ohlman. Antoinette Ohlman Gallinger photographs 1870-1974. All of the photograhs in the collection are of family and friends including school pictures of her daughter, Ruth Gallinger Foster at Liberty and Linden Schools (1909 and 1911). Also included are group wedding and anniversary photographs as well as informal and posed vacation shots. Seperated to the oversized Photograph Collection is one photo of a wreath laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Call number: MSP 0309 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid-idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=m ain;view=text;didno=US-QQS-MSP309

German indentured servant in Pennsylvania, 1700-1750. Discussion of the life of German indentured servants and the great German migration to America from 1700-1750. Call number: MFF 2409

Glick, David. David Glick Project records 1936-2006. The David Glick Project records consist of materials related to the Rauh Jewish Archives effort to identify archival resources detailing the activities of David Glick in Germany from 1936 to 1938. Included in this collection are a compendium of articles and documents about his activities, created by Allen Hepner, his great-nephew; materials related to the administration of the project itself; the researchers reports; and personal and published materials related to his life. Also included are a copy of a letter written by David Glick to his brothers recounting his experiences, a subsequent article published in the Harvard Law Review, and copies of reports from the American Consulate in Germany during 1936 and 1937. Call number: MSS 0891 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid-idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=m ain;view=text;didno=US-QQS-mss891

Glick, David. Call number: Obituary Files.

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Glick, Frank. Frank Glick papers, c1911-1921 includes scrapbook, clippings and photographs (2). Call number: 1999.0011

Glick, Gary. Call number: Obituary Files.

Hannan, Daniel W. Daniel W. Hannan, papers and photographs c1940-1999. The Daniel W. Hannan papers and photographs are housed in two boxes. The first box contains his autobiography which outlines his life and includes photographs of his time during the war and news articles concerning his involvement with the United Steelworkers of America. Several news articles and publications document his participation in USWA union and his term as its president. Photographs within this box depict his military service, including photos of the Buchenwald concentration camp, USWA meetings in Pittsburgh, the 518 Military Police Battalion, and his return to Normandy in 1999 with his family. A declassified history of the 518 Military Police Battalion (1946) documents the movement of his unit during World War II. The first box of the collection also contains honors Hannan received which consist of a signed photograph from former president Bill Clinton, and letters and certificates from the French government, the National WWII Memorial, the Group Against Smog and Pollution, and the Veterans of Foreign Wars. The second box of the collection contains his personal papers, including postcards, letters, photographs, memorabilia booklets, a publication on Utah Beach, and his enlistment identification card from his time in the army. Call number: MSS 0701 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid-idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=m ain;view=text;didno=US-QQS-mss701

Heimann Family photographs c.1891-1925. The Heimann Family papers and photographs consist of two folders and oversize materials. The folders include a 1926 Schenley High School yearbook and Echo, a publication by the St. Fidelis Literary Society in Herman, Pennsylvania, dated June 1934. Photographs consist of school groups, St. Augustine School, McCandless School, family gatherings, Independent Order of Odd Fellows (I.O.O.F) band, trips and events, Rebekah’s Lodge, and World War I soldiers. Oversize images consist of two images of the Pullman Car Cleaners, interior and exterior of a mill and its employees, a German singing group, school classes, testimonial dinner for the Park Works employees of Crucible Steel Company of America, January 28, 1939, and Visitation of Pittsburgh District I.O.O.F. Niagara Falls Lodge No. 81 October 26, 1929. Call number: 2014.0112

Heinz (John Lorenz, 1751) family genealogical facts. Call number: MFF 4229

Hunter, Anna. Letter from Anna Hunter of Pasadena, Ca. to Mabel Drill of Oakmont, Pa., 1933. Call number: MFF 0981

Kaufmann and Wolf families papers 1927-1965. The materials contain a history of the Kaufmann family which begins with a history of German Jews, entitled "Anshej Rhenus : a chronicle of Jewish life by the " and a short history of the

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Wolf family. Wolf family and Kaufmann family genealogy charts are included. The collection also includes reprints of articles on retailing written by Irwin D. Wolf, an executive of the Kaufmann Department Stores. Several other documents related to the Kaufmann family are also part of the collection. Call number: MFF 0295

Kaufmann and Wolf families photographs 1890-1965. This collection includes a photograph of the four founding Kaufmann brothers and their wives, as well as other members of the family. Call number: MFQ 0295

Kaufmann family genealogical materials and paper on Jewish life on The Rhine. Call number: 1996.0250

Kimmich Family papers and photographs c. 1890-c.1940. The collection consists of photographs of the Kimmich Family, primarily Henrietta Kimmich. They include group and individual photographs, many are identified. Papers include articles, commencement program from Peabody High School, baptismal certificate for Merle Robinson, cards, wedding book, and other mementos of the wedding and honeymoon of Henrietta Kimmich and Merle Robinson in 1926. Also in the collection are a few materials related to the Knights of Malta, a fraternal order that Louis Kimmich belonged. Oversize consists of photographs of the of Barber's Picnic at McKinley Park, 1914, and eleventh annual banquet of the National League of Barbers held at the Monongahela House, 1913, two unidentified oversize portraits of family members, framed certificate, and a Peabody High School diploma. Call number: 2014.0018

Kight, Lenore. Call number: Biography Files.

Kramer Family papers and photographs c. 1915-1940 The Kramer Family papers and photographs are housed in one box. The collection contains German-issued and US-issued passports for George and Elisabetha Ittmer Kramer, immigration documents, citizenship certificates, and about fifty black and white photographs. Images include Kramer in his WWI uniform and events with family and friends in the South Hills and Germany. Call number: 2014.0082

Monongahela Turners records 1894-1945. Monongahela Turners records include local club meeting minutes, financial records and membership information for this national German social and fraternal organization. The records reflect the Turners' determination to maintain their German heritage and to live life with "a sound mind in a sound body." Most of the meeting minutes and constitution are written in the , a rule enforced until 1920. Call number: MSS 0232 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid-idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=m ain;view=text;didno=US-QQS-MSS232

Nachman, Ernest. Ernest Nachman papers 1936-1993.

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Ernest Nachman, an immigrant from Nuremberg, Germany, dedicated his life to philanthropic community service. He volunteered his time and served as an elected officer for many organizations in Pittsburgh and nationally, including Congregation Beth Shalom, B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation, United Way, the Jewish Community Center, and the American Cancer Society, just to name a few. The collection primarily contains records and photographs from his involvement in the Friendship Club, an organization of post-1935 German Jewish immigrants. It also contains biographical records and an oral history with the accompanying transcription. Call number: MSS 0587 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid-idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=m ain;view=text;didno=US-QQS-mss587

Ohlman-Gallinger family papers 1899-1995 (bulk 1899-1900). Papers primarily include the diary of Nettie Ohlman of Meadville (Pa.) kept while visiting in Allegheny (Pa.) in 1899-1900. The entries are brief and often list names of family and friends visited with some description of daily life and social events. Also a book of telegrams sent to Nettie Ohlman and Horace Gallinger for their wedding in 1901 and a genealogy of the Gallinger family compiled by Herb Mautner in 1995. Call number: MFF 0189

Oral history and transcript of John Woodruff, gold medal winner in the 1936 Olympics. Call number: 2005.0097

Passenger list for the Normannia from Hamburg to America on Aug. 8, 1893 (photocopy). Call number: MFF 4577

Pittsburgh German Tricentennial Committee records, 1983-93. Call number: 2002.0030

Pittsburgh Jewish War Veterans Committee on records 1935. Records include a letter and petition form. The letter says that the Jewish War Veterans of the United States has begun a drive to collect signatures in a petition against the participation of the United States in the 1936 Olympic games, if they are to be held in Berlin. Call number: MFF 0282

Reiber-Sachs Family papers and photographs 1863-1999. The Reiber family originated in Germany, immigrating to the U.S and settling in the Pittsburgh area at the end of the nineteenth century. The daughter of Gustav and Louisa Reiber, Margaret, then married William Sachs. This collection documents several members of the Reiber and Sachs families containing personal and professional papers and number of photographs spanning over fifty years. The papers are primarily composed of certificates and official documents showing membership to churches and schools for multiple family members. Call number: MSS 0577 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid-idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=m ain;view=text;didno=US-QQS-MSS577

Reiber-Sachs Family oversized papers 1891-1957. The Reiber family originated in Germany, immigrating to the U.S and settling in the Pittsburgh area at the end of the nineteenth century. The daughter of Gustav and Louisa Reiber, Margaret,

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then married William Sachs. This collection documents several members of the Reiber and Sachs families containing personal and professional papers and number of photographs spanning over fifty years. The papers are primarily composed of certificates and official documents showing membership to churches and schools for multiple family members. Call number: MSO 0577 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid-idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=m ain;view=text;didno=US-QQS-MSO577

Rochester Turners records 1905-1990. Records include meeting minutes, financial records, membership information, newsletters and published programs which document the club's activities and reveal the changing focus of the club from a social organization to an organization dedicated to promoting good citizenship and physical fitness. Some regional and national records are included because the local secretary was active in their administration. The minutes from the district organization are written in German through 1940. Call number: MSS 0233 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid-idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=m ain;view=text;didno=US-QQS-MSS233

Schultz family. Schulze family papers 1847-1913. Papers include correspondence, certificates, receipts and a photograph related to the Schulze family. Much of the material is in German. Call number: MFF 2157

Scull, John Irwin. John Irwin Scull family papers 1736-1956. Papers include correspondence, genealogical notes for the Scull, Irwin and associated families, tax records, legal records and other sundry items primarily documenting John Irwin Scull's research on his family history and Edward Scull's public career as tax collector, assessor, congressman and prothonotary for Somerset County and southern Pennsylvania, and materials related to the Civil War. Call number: MSS 0090 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid-idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=m ain;view=text;didno=US-QQS-MSS90

Schulze, Vera Peterson Marshall. Vera Peterson Marshall Schulze photograph albums 1920-1958. The Vera Peterson Marshall Schulze photograph albums contain two photo albums of snapshots from various trips Schulze took throughout the United States during the 1920s and 1930s and at her home in Point Breeze. Principally featured within the albums are her longtime friend Ruth E. Thornberg, Vera's mother, brothers, sisters and their respective families. There are three paper materials including the 1921 commencement program from Peabody High School, a newspaper photograph of the graduating class, and a newspaper article from 1958 discussing the demolition of Shakespeare School. Call number: PSS 0056 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid-idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=m ain;view=text;didno=US-QQS-pss56

Strassburger family papers 1905-1982.

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The collection consists of one archival box with the folders arranged alphabetically. The collection contains nine folders of written documentation pertaining to the Strassburger family. Previously given the catalog designation of PFT 2, these papers consist primarily of awards and degrees presented to Eugene B. Strassburger and his son, Eugene B. Strassburger, Jr., including those from Harvard Law School, American Judicature Society, American Law Institute, and the American Bar Association. Also included is a published copy of a speech by Leon Block for the annual meeting of the local Independent Order of Bnai Brith and a Wellesley Alumnae Magazine. Constance Block Strassburger and Jane Schanfarber Strassburger both received their college diplomas from Wellesley. The collection includes a memorial book for Samuel Strassburger presented by the Concordia Club. Genealogical material regarding the Morganstern family is also found among these papers. Call number: MSS 0548 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid-idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=m ain;view=text;didno=US-QQS-MSS548

Strassburger family oversize materials 1891-1968 With a previous catalog designation of PFO 2, the Strassburger Family oversize materials include degrees, diplomas, and other certificates awarded to various members of the Strassburger family. Most of the collection consists of certificates for practicing law from Eugene B. Strassburger and Eugene B. Strassburger, Jr. The collection includes diplomas awarded to Eugene B. Strassburger from the Allegheny School District, a diploma awarded to Eugene B. Strassburger, Jr. from Harvard Law School, and a diploma awarded to Constance Block from Wellesley College. Also included in the oversize materials of note is Harvey Strassburger certificate of confirmation from Rodef Shalom Congregation in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, dated 1891. Call number: MSO 0548 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid-idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=m ain;view=text;didno=US-QQS-MSO548

Strassburger family photographs 1865-1981 [photographs] The Strassburger Family Photographs are housed in one archival box and are arranged alphabetically. The photographic collection consists of family portraits and group photographs of the Strassburger family, their descendants, friends, business associates, events, and the artwork of William J. Strassburger. The early family photographs include several portraits of Samuel and Julia Morganstern Strassburger and their son Eugene B. Strassburger. Other photographs include portraits of Eugene, William, Harvey, and Eugene Strassburger, Jr., Jane Schanfarber Strassburger, Leon Block and his wife, and other family members. A signed photograph of Judge Josiah Cohen, dated 1923, is also included in the collection. Photographs taken during the unveiling of The Three Rivers mural by artist Edward Trumbull for the Grant Building located in downtown Pittsburgh are in the collection. One group portrait from this event includes Eugene B. Strassburger, Edward Trumbull, architect Henry Hornbostel, and Director of the Carnegie Institute, Homer Saint-Goudens. Another group photograph of note shows Eugene B. Strassburger, Paul Freund, and William Benswanger, once president and chief executive of the Major League team. Black and white photographs of William Strassburger artwork document his work from about 1944 through 1949. The collection also includes photographs of Harvard Law School graduating classes and reunions. Call number: MSP 0548

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Strassburger family oversize photographs 1865-1970 [photographs] With a previous catalog designation of PFR 2, the Strassburger Family oversize photographic collection consists of nine folders that include family portraits and group events from reunions, gatherings, and dinners. Portraits of Eugene B. Strassburger, Sr., Julia Strassburger, and the family are in the collection. Also included are events and organizations that Eugene B. Strassburger, Sr., was involved with or in which he participated. These photographs consist of a banquet portrait from a dinner for Edward Meyer at the Concordia Club in 1925 and the initial Board of Directors for the Maurice and Laura Falk Foundation. Other photographs in the oversize collection include group photographs from Eugene B. Strassburger graduation from Pittsburgh Central High School and Harvard. A class reunion group photograph containing Eugene B. Strassburger, Jr. Harvard Law School class is also in the collection. Call number: MSR 0548 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid-idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=m ain;view=text;didno=US-QQS-MSR548

Voegtly Evangelical Church records 1833-1986. Pittsburgh, Pa. Records include organizational materials, minutes, vital statistics records of congregants, publications, financial and real estate materials and other items, documenting the day-to-day operation of the church and providing genealogical information on the congregants. Call number: MSS 0125 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid-idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=m ain;view=text;didno=US-QQS-MSS125

Weikers family papers 1880-2000. The Weikers family papers consist of correspondence, newspaper clippings, vital records, memorial booklets and a transcript of a television interview. These materials provide information about the towns of Gaukoenigshofen and St. Goarshausen, Germany and the history of the Weikersheimer family from the eighteenth to the twentieth century when a branch came to Pittsburgh and changed their name to Weikers. The papers document the Weikers family in Pittsburgh. Call number: MSS 0402 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid-idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=m ain;view=text;didno=US-QQS-MSS402

Woodruff, John. Call number: Biography Files.

Young, Henry J. Henry J. Young papers 1750-1983. Papers include correspondence, photographs, research notes, photocopies of original documents and two manuscript histories of the Reinemann family. These papers document Young's work in compiling this monograph and provide insight to the German-American community. Call number: MSS 0094 Finding aid: http://digital.library.pitt.edu/cgi-bin/f/findaid/findaid-idx?c=hswpead;cc=hswpead;rgn=m ain;view=text;didno=US-QQS-MSS94

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