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5.5 X 10 Long Title.P65 Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-61243-2 - The Germans in Australia Jurgen Tampke Index More information Index Abdulla, Mulla, 122 to Vic.,77–78 Aboriginal Australians, see Indigenous see also immigration agents Australians Australia, exploration, see explorers Adenauer, Konrad, 139 Australia/GDR Friendship Society, 151 Albert, Karl, 70 Australian Agricultural Company, 13 Alexander von Humboldt scheme to transport German Foundation, 150 convicts,23–24 Alisher, John, 153 Australian–German Welfare Society, All Nations Club, 145 149 Allgemeiner Deutscher Verein, 17, 104, ‘Australianising’,114–115, 123, 124 112, 146 Alt, Augustus Heinrich, 22 Ballhausen, Louis, 73–74 Alt, Elizabeth, 1 Barossa Valley (SA), 3, 31, 73 Alt, Jakob, 1, 22 winemakers and wine industry,90 Alt, (Jost) Heinrich, 1, 22 Bartels, Adolf Heinrich Friedrich, 91, Alt, Mary Anne, 22 104, 164 Ammer, Stephan, 152 Bartels, Josephine Olivia, 92 Angas, George Fife, 27 Basedow, Martin, 104 anglicising of names, see Bauer, Ferdinand Lucas, 33–34 ‘Australianising’ Bauer, Otto, 125 Aranda tribe, see Arrernte tribe Baumgartner, Leopold, 166 architects, 1, 98–99, 145, see also Beagle Bay mission, 70, 71, 119 Vahland, (Wilhelm) Carl Beale, Octavius, 93 Arrernte tribe, 66, 70 Becker, (Carl) Ludwig, 1, 46, 47, 91 artists, 51–52, 98, 101, 127, 153–154, Becker, Dr Johannes, 130, 135 see also Gu´erard, Eugene von Beckler, Hermann, 47 Asmis, Rudolf, 130, 131 Beinhorn, Elly, 128 assisted immigration, 7, 13–14, 25, 140 Beinssen, Ekkehard, 149 to NSW,75–78 Beinssen, Irmhild, 149 to Qld,86 Berlin (ship), 128 to Tas.,78, 88 Bertram, Carl Julius, 103 181 © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-61243-2 - The Germans in Australia Jurgen Tampke Index More information 182 Index Bertram, Hans, 129 post-WWI,127, 146–148 Bethesda mission (SA), 68–70, see also promotion of Deutschtum,115 Hermannsburg mission (SA) see also Allgemeiner Deutscher Verein; Bibra, Benedict von, 22 Concordia Club Bibra, Francis Ludwig von, 22 Colqhoun, J. C., 23 Bicentennial celebrations (1988), 150 commercial relations, see trade relations, Billeter, Walter, 155 German–Australian Bismarck, Otto von, 4, 108–109 companies, see trade relations, Blandowski, Wilhelm, 2, 52 German–Australian Blass, Wolf, 146 composers, see musicians and Bloomfield River mission, 70 composers Boecking, Henry, 43 Concordia Club, 127, 146, 147–148 Bohemian Brothers, 59 Nazi influence,132 Bohlens, Oluf, 136 promotion of Deutschtum,115 bounty schemes, see assisted soccer team,148, 167 immigration convicts, German origin, 23–24 Bracker, Friedrich, 25 Cordes, Johannes Dietrich, 136 Brahe, Alexander, 47 Crausaz, Adolf, 147 Braun, Eva, 134 cultural relations, 150–153 Breach, Elizabeth, 1 Brentano, Heinrich von, 139 Dallachy, John, 47 brewers, 101 Dalton, Brian, 42 Broken Hill Proprietary Company Darling, James, 153 (BHP), 2, 96, 117, 125 de Haas, Walter, 125 Brown (member of Leichardt’s de Murska, Ilma, 103 expedition), 43 De Vern, Frederick, 86 Buck, Frederick, 88 Delius, Edward, 77, 162 Bunce, Daniel, 43 deportations after World War Burge, W., 86 II, 135–137 Burgmann, Ernest Henry, 166 Detogardi, Johannes Nepomuk, 2, 92, Burgmann, Meredith, 166 105 Burke and Wills expedition, 1, 46–47, Deutscher Turnverein, 146 see also Becker, (Carl) Ludwig Deutschtum, 111–114, 115–116 businesspeople, 2, 91–92, 93, see also celebration in Australia,113 Detogardi, Johannes Nepomuk; Dieri tribe, 69, 70 Lindt, (Johannes) Wilhelm; Rasp, Diesendorf, Margret Charles (Carl) Dietrich, Amalia, 2, 54–56 Busing,¨ Hans, 128 Dietrich, Wilhelm, 54 diplomatic relations, Caesar (ship), 78 German–Australian, 111, 128 Calwell, Arthur, 135 after WWII,139 Carlhausen, Mrs, 121 Dir Brucke,¨ 147 Casey, Richard, 139 Ditterich, Carl, 166 Catteau Wattel (ship), 78 Donner, Helmut, 151 choral societies, 102 Dresden Mission Society, 58 Clausen, H. H., 118 Dullo, Walter, 151 Club Vorw¨arts, 17 Dunera boys, 133, 153 clubs and associations, 105 Dunstan, Donald, 164 19th century,17, 104 Dutton, William Hampdon, 31 © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-61243-2 - The Germans in Australia Jurgen Tampke Index More information Index 183 Eberhardt (ship), 7 German–Australian Steamship Eipper, Rev. Christoph, 58 Company, 12 Elsasser, Carl Gottlieb, 103 German–Australian Welfare Emden (ship), 117, 129 Association, 149 Emmerman, W., 86 German–Austrian–Swiss Employment of Scientific and Technical Association, 147 Enemy Aliens scheme, 139 ‘Germanphobia’, 117–120 Englert, Alderman, 123 after WWI,126–127 Ernst, Carl, 118 response from German Ettinghausen, Andrew, 166 Australians,120–121 Eureka Stockade, 85 Germany Evangelical Church in Australia (ELCA), British connections,21 32 conditions after WWII,18–19 explorers, 33–34, 36, 43–45 in East Asia/Western Pacific,110–111 see also Leichhardt, Ludwig (explorer) economic conditions,8–9, 11–16 expansionism,109–110 Finke River mission (SA), 65–68, 69, industrialisation,9 71 population growth,10–11 Finselbach, Dr Friedrich Wilhelm religious conditions,25–27 August, 120 reunification,107–108 Fischer, Tim, 166 unification,4–5, 108–109 Flauaus, Heinrich, 136 Getaschmann, Robert Elogius Flierl, Johannes, 68–69 Hermann, 98 flottenpolitik, 109–110 Gilbert, John, 42 Flugelman,¨ Bert, 153 Goddefroy, Johann Caesar, 54, 76, 80 Forst, Hans, 151 Goebbels, Joseph, 134 Forster, (Johann) Georg(e) Adam, 34–36 Goethe Institutes, 149, 150 Forster, Johann Reinhold, 34 gold rush, 15, 16, 85 48ers, 17, 90–92 Vic.,14, 78, see also miners and Fraenkel, Karl, 104 mining industry Franksen, Reinhard, 79 Goldner, Richard, 151 Frederick Wilhelm III, 28 Gollmiek, Herr, 98 religious reforms,25–27 Gool, Mahomed, 122 Frerck, Johannes, 130 Gosling,¨ Johann, 61, 62 Fritzsche, Pastor Gottlieb Daniel, 31, Gossner mission, 58 32 Graham, Ann, 153 Gramp, Johann, 100 Garland, R. V., 144 Grass, Gunther,¨ 107–108 GDR Ballet, 151 Gregory, A. C., 45, 48 George, Mary Anne, 22 Gresse, Wolfgang, 154 Gericke, Pastor W., 58 Griffith, Arthur, 125 German Academic Exchange Großer Kurfurst¨ (ship), 16 Service, 150 Gu´erard, Eugene von, 1, 47, 101 German Australians, census data, 3, 106, 133, 141, 161 H. C. Sloman & Co., 88 German Harmonie Club, 146 Haag, Stefan, 152 German identity, 4–5, see also Hadel, Gottfried, 24 Deutschtum Hafele, J., 86 German traditions, 163–165 Hahndorf (SA), 31, 73 © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-61243-2 - The Germans in Australia Jurgen Tampke Index More information 184 Index Hammerman, Bernard, 144–145 Homann, Louise, 64 Handt, Johann Christian Simon, 58 Homburg, Herman, 118 Hanson, Pauline, 161 Homburg, Robert, 104 Harms, Louis, 59, 60, 61, 62 Home, Rod, 164 Harms, Theodor, 59, 61, 65 Hubbe,¨ Ulrich, 91 Hatvani, Paul, 154–155 Hudtwalcker, Senator Hausmann, Pastor J. G., 58 reaction to Old Lutherans,29–30 Hawkers, Captain, 118 scheme to transport German Heidecke, Theodore, 102 convicts,23 Heidenreich, George, 61, 65 Hugel,¨ Baron Karl Alexander Anselm Heinz, Johann, 104 von, 36–38 Hellmut, Christian, 61 Hughes, W. M., 126 Hely, Hovenden, 43, 44, 45 Huppauff,¨ Bernd, 163 Herman, Sali, 153 Huppauff,¨ Ernst William, 163 Hermannsburg mission (SA), 62, 68, 125, 127 Immanuel Synod, see United Evangelical establishment,59 Church in Australia (UELCA) see also Bethesda mission (SA) immigration agents, 3, 14 Hermannsburger Missionanstalt, 59 promotion of Australia,14–15 difficulties,60–61 see also assisted immigration; Buck, mission stations,59 Frederick; Heussler, Johann women,60 Christian; Kirchner, Wilhelm see also Finke River mission (SA); immigration policies, 141, 159 Hermannsburg mission (SA); Lake assimilation,157 Killalpaninna mission (SA) see also assisted immigration; White Herrgott, Josef Albert Franz David, 2, Australia policy 51–52 Indigenous Australians Hertz, Dr Maximilian, 121 granted full citizenship,158 Herweg, Kurt, 151 relations with explorers,41–42, 54 Hess, Johanna, 149 relations with missionaries,62, 63–64, Heuss, President Theodor, 139 66 Heussler, Johann Christian, 14, 79–80, relations with settlers,37, 38, 85 81, 104 internment difficulties,80–82 camps,120 Heussler, Sophia Esther, 79 Torres Island,118 Heuzenrode, Moritz, 103 WWI,117, 121–124 Heysen, Hans, 102, 127 WWII,133 Heysen, Nora, 154 Isle, Ruth, 149 Hirsch, Maximilian, 104 Hirsch, Paul, see Hatvani, Paul Jacob, Ernst, 62, 68 Hirschfeld, Dr Eugen, 117, 127 ‘Jennings Germans’, 140 Hirschfeld-Mack, Ludwig, 153 Jewish migration, 133 Hitler, Adolf, 134 Jurgensen, Manfred, 155–156 Hollemann, Yde, 33 Holt, Harold, 141 Kaempffer, Eduard, 118 Holtermann, Bernard Otto, 2, 94, 104 Kavel, Pastor August Christian, 27, 28, photographs by,95, 96, 97 30, 129 Holtzer, Maurice, 164 leads UELCA,32 Homann, Ernst, 61, 62, 64 Kempe, Hermann, 65, 66, 67 © Cambridge University Press www.cambridge.org Cambridge University Press 978-0-521-61243-2 - The Germans in Australia Jurgen Tampke Index More information Index 185 Kersten, Lee, 163 Lendenfled, Robert Ignaz Lendlmayer Kiliani, Mr, 120 von, 2, 53 King, Inge, 153 Liebe, Friedrich Wilhelm Gustav, 99 Kirchner, Frances Murdoch, 75 Linden, Otto, 103 Kirchner, Wilhelm Lindt, (Johannes) Wilhelm, 2, 92 agent for NSW,14, 76 photographs by,93 agent for Qld,82, 86, 88 Linger, Carl, 102, 164–165 evidence to inquiry,79 Luckner, Count von, 137 promotion of Australia,15 Luther, Friedrich Wilhelm Christian, 99 Klausemann, Adolf, 129 Lutheran Church, 60, 112, 128 Klemzig (SA), 29, 30–32 doctrinal disputes,32, 65 Klevesahl, Agnes, 98 maintaining German Koch,
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