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ZEITWEISER Index Word Doc 1954-2011 ZEITWEISER INDEX of articles for years 1954 – 2011 Author Title: Year Publ: Page: Location 1 Elisaberth Gelsendorf 1942 1977 73 Gelsendorf 2 Adolph, Ludwig L. The Origins of the Gelsendorf Adolf Family 1986 72 Gelsendorf 3 Assman, Emil German Handwriting in the Middle Ages in Galizien 1955 71 Galizien 4 Assman, Emil Lemberg 1956 31 Lemberg 5 Bachmann, Arnold No one is far from God "Keinem von uns ist Gott fern" 1989 10 Galizien 6 Batsch, Ferdinand Investigating in Wiesenberg 1995 155 Dornfeld 7 Bauer, Otto Letters of a Phalz Settler from Zaleszczyki 1798 1958 69 Zaleszczyki 8 Bauer, Otto Going to Church in New-Sandez in 1930 1979 73 New -Sandez 9 Bechtloff, Franz Memories of a Dornfeld church dedication "Kerwe" 1989 139 Dornfeld 10 Bechtloff, Georg We Go With the German Army; the last day in Einsinger 1995 138 Einsingen 11 Bechtloff, Katharina Expressions from Dornfeld and their Meaning 1964 78 Dornfeld 12 Bechtloff, Katharina Greetings from the Old Home on the Rhine 1959 101 Rhine Germany 13 Bechtloff, Katharina See You Again in Dornfeld 1943 1960 67 Egerland/Dornfeld 14 Bechtloff, Katharina The First Time in Lemberg 1962 96 Lemberg 15 Berg, Arthur The Church Congregation of Josefow 1973 31 Josefow 16 Bieber, Gertrud Balthasar Hoehn's 30th Death Anniversary 1993 184 Galizien/Germany 17 Bieber, Otto Report in Lemberg 1992 136 Lemberg 18 Bieber, Otto The Historv of Horocholina and its German Settlers 1995 132 Horocholina 19 Bill, Johann And Came in a Pure Piece of Egerland 1963 55 Egerland Galizien 20 Bill, Johann Buying and selling agreements of Geo & Anna Langenberg 1964 93 Nowesiolo 21 Bill, Johann Conclusion to Essay about Kochawina in Zeitweiser 1961 Kochawina 22 Bill, Johann Josef Blaha, Teacher from Machliniec 1971 77 Machliniec 23 Bill, Johann Kaisersdorf 1969 80 Kaisersdorf 24 Bill, Johann Kochawina by Stryj 1962 83 Kockawina 25 Bill, Johann Koenigsau was Simply Splendid 1971 63 Koenigsau 26 Bill, Johann Machliniec 1960 55 Machliniec 27 Bill, Johann Poechersdorf Between the Dispersion? and Resettlement 1964 97 Poechersdorf 28 Bill, Johann Poerchersdorfers in the Old and New Home 1961 66 Poerchersdorf 29 Bill, Johann Report Regarding Kaisersdorf in 1969 1970 101 Kaiserdorf 30 Bill, Johann The School in Poechersdorf 1962 86 Poechersdorf 31 Bill, Johann Memories of the Isolated Felizienthal 1964 99 Felizienthal 32 Birzelle, IIse Ladenberger 100th Birth Anniversary of Superintendent Emil Oskar Ledenberger 1993 36 Galizien 33 Bisanz Ph. Wilh Memories of an Old Austria 1982 133 Austria 34 Bisanz, Philipp Our Galizien Colony 1954 71 Galizien 35 Blechinger, Adolf See You Again in Jammersthal 1985 68 Jammersthal 36 Bockwoldt, Alma Pictures and Comments of the Baeuerle Family & Cousins 1987 85 Galizien Bockwoldt, Alma The Baeuerle Family From Sapiazanka/Theodorfshof 1988 166 Sapiezanka & Theodorshof 38 Bockwoldt, Alma The Family Cousins from Hartfeld/Sapieschanka (Sapiazanka) 1988 164 Hartfeld/Sapiazanka 39 Bockwoldt, Alma The Rudolf Familv from Gelsendorf/Strvi 1988 171 Gelsendorf Strvi 40 Bockwoldt, Alma We Were At Home 1994 174 Galizien © 2012 Galizien German Descendants Page 1 41 Bolek, Andreas How a Schoolmaster fared in Ternopol 1961 84 Ternopol 42 Bolek, Greta A Little Stroll through Southern Bohemia 1957 92 Boehemia 43 Bolek, Grete A "Kindererlebnis" in the Carpathian Forest 1958 56 Galizien Capathian 44 Bollenbach, Heinrich Harvest fest in Slawitz 1976 64 Slawitz 45 Bollenbach, Heinrich Slawitz 1976 139 Slawitz 46 Bollenbach, Heinrich The Slawitz Resettlement 1993 156 Slawitz 47 Bollenbach, Philipp A Migration (Hike) to Josefsberg 1963 51 Josefsberg 48 Bollenbach, Philipp. A trip to Josefsberg 1963 51 Josefsberg 49 Braun, Fritz The Diary of Christoph Porth from Steinau 1956 45 Galizien 50 Breitmaver, Hans My Homeland 1973 101 Galizien 51 Brueckner, Rudolf Sentences in Brunnendorf dialect 1974 92 Brunnendorf 52 Burghardt, Theo Memories of Stanislau 1989 26 Stanislau 53 Burghardt, Theo Recollections of Stanislau 1989 26 Stanislau Galizien 54 Butz, Elisabeth From Situation?Camp? to Situation?Camp? 1994 201 Galizien 55 Daum, Manfred Johann Lorenz Sauer, Settler in Rosenberg #7, A Descendant 1989 39 Rosenberg 56 Daum, Manfred The Circumstances of the Galizien Colonies 1793-1796 1996 Galizien 57 Daum, Philipp Daum Family Coat of Arms 1963 110 Galizien 58 Daum, Philipp The Resettlement of Reichenbach 1960 47 Reichenbach 59 Daum, Wilhelm Memories of Home 1973 104 Galizien 60 Daum, Wilhelm The Familv Daum, Jochum & Mack, Lowenberg 1992 108 Lowenberg 61 Deaer, Gustav The Long March 1994 203 Galizien 62 Deter, Karl How a Phaelzer from "Drinnen" found the Galizien Phaelzer 1970 82 Galizien Phalz 63 Deter, Karl Jacob Ender's 60th Year 1959 63 Galizien Germany 64 Doern, Friedrich Farewell, Baginsberg 1979 100 Baginsberg 65 Domski, Horst After Over 50 Years... 1996 Galizien 66 Dressler, Joh Christ. Galizien German Culture Pioneers in Bukowina 1956, 57 82,71 Bukowina 67 Dressler, Joh. Chris. The Geib Bell Caster Dynasty 1956 82 Galizien Germany 68 Dressler, Poldi Villagae Chronicles of Sitauersdorf/Sitauerowka 1992 84 Sitauersdor Sitauerowk 69 E. K. Church dedication in Schoenanaaer 1964 74 Schoenanaer 70 Eaer, Wilhelm Rudolf Niemczyk 1969 142 Galizien Poland 71 Eichel, Maria The Rose again blooms in our home 1992 143 Galizien 72 Eichel, Maria The Star of the Briaidau Church 1992 104 Briaidau 73 Eichel, Maria Thoughts regarding the New Year 1994 23 Galizien 74 Eichel, Maria The Athletic Assoc. "Jahn"/Sportclub "VIS" in Lemberg 1995 98 Lemberg 75 Enders, Jakob I A Childhood Memory of Pastor Max Weidauer 1976 49 Galizien 76 Enders, Jakob Church Dedication in Breitenfeld 1954 79 Breitenfeld 77 Enders, Jakob Commemorative to Frau Lillie Zoeckler 1970 54 Galizien 78 Enders, Jakob Commemorative to Friedrich Rech 1961 52 Galizien 79 Enders, Jakob Dear Country People! 1970 111 Galizien 80 Enders, Jakob Esteemed Prof. Dr. Ernst Christmann 1956 25 Galizien 81 Enders, Jakob Ferschtefeld 1963 107 Ferschtefel Phaelz 82 Enders, Jakob Frau Hulda Schick 1960 68 Galizien 83 Enders, Jakob How I was a School Teacher in Breitenfeld, Phaelz 1980 103 Germany Phaelz © 2012 Galizien German Descendants Page 2 84 Enders, Jakob How I was a Schoolteacher in Breitenfeld 1959 65 Breitenfeld 85 Enders, Jakob How the Superintendent from Grasdorf forgot "schier's" 1961 93 Grasdorf Phaelz 86 Enders, Jakob Leopold Gesell, Pastor 1974 56 Galizien Hohenbach 87 Enders, Jakob Looking forward and backward 1974 Galizien 88 Enders, Jakob Memories of Friedrich Rech 1975 81 Galizien 89 Enders, Jakob Mrs. Lillie Zoeckler, in memory of 1970 54 Galizien 90 Enders, Jakob Our Home Meeting? 1974 81 Galizien 91 Enders, Jakob Professor Dr. Ernst Christmann 1956 50 Galizien 92 Enders, Jakob Report of the Gal-Germ "Hilfkommittees" Meetings 1950 1992 34 Galizien Germanv 93 Enders, Jakob Sepp Mueller's 70th Birthday 1964 85 Galizien 94 Enders, Jakob The Former Josefinian Settlements in the Weischsel-Sa 1974 37 Galizien 95 Enders, Jakob The Russians are coming 1975 92 Russian Phaelz 96 Enders, Jakob Youth and National (itv) Activities in Bolechow 1977 79 Bolechow 97 Engel, Anton My Memories of Wiesenberg 1986 61 Wiesenberg 98 Engel, Anton Schools/Teachers in Wiesenberg from the Settlement to 1991 74 Wiesenberg 99 Engel, Anton The Colony of Mokrotyn 1988 95 Mokrotyn 100 Engel, Anton Mierzewica, the Catholic Daughter Colony of Wiesenberg 1987 73 Wiesenberg 101 Engle, Anton Wiesenberg, Church and Priests 1989 68 Wiesenberg 102 Epler, Eduard A Lemberger "posthum zum General Befoerdert" 1996 Lemberg 103 Epler, Eduard Karl Eduard Epler (from Polish Bioa. Dictional V) 1994 222 Galizien 104 Epler, Eduard Original Summary Reaardina Kaiser Joseph II's Trio to 1994 96 Lemberg 105 Ernst, Bernhard About the Dear Bread (Mikulsdorf) 1991 70 Mikulsdorf 106 Ernst, Bernhard Dr. Leopold Frank's 80th Birthdav 1995 30 Galizien Germany 107 Ernst, Bernhard From Galicia to Ilsenburg in Eichsfeld 1996 Ilsenberg /Eichsfeld 108 Ernst, Bernhard Jarhreslosing" 1996 1996 Galizien 109 Ernst, Bernhard Mikulsdorf and Names of its Dwellers 1993 113 Mikulsdorf 110 Ernst, Bernhard Trip from the 3rd - 10th of Sept 1995 to Galizien 1996 Galizien 111 Faust Georg The Founding of the First German "Raiffeisenkasse"(bank) 1958 33 Dornfeld 112 Faust, Georg Encounter with Theodor Zoeckler 1956 34 Galizien 113 Faust, Georg How Dornfeld Became a German Home 1964 76 Dornfeld 114 Faust, Georg Interest of the Successors of Franz Ferdinand bv the Galizien 1962 44 Galizien 115 Faust, Georg The Visit of Archduke Leopold Salvator in Dornfeld 1962 47 Dornfeld 116 Fischer, Franz The well in Jammersthal 1957 13 Jammersthal 117 Fischer, Georg Bredtheim 1989 34 Bredtheim 118 Fischer, Hilma The Flight of the Women 1996 Galizien 119 Frick, Friedrich The Galizien Frick FamilyWay of Life 1964 103 Galizien 120 Fries, Jakob 10 Yr Death Anniversary of Johannes Walach 1994 43 Galizien 121 Fries, Jakob As Guests near the "Huzulen" 1979 38 Galizien Huzulen 122 Fries, Jakob Augustdorf-A German Settlement in Galizien 1969 70 Augustdorf 123 Fries, Jakob My Brother Philipp 1959, 71 80,36 Galizien 124 Fries, Jakob The Young Jakob 1961, 71 96, 40 Galizien 125 Fuerst, Walter Years in Camps and Jails 1994 210 Galizien Russia 126 Fuhr, Friedrich 'Jahreslosung" 1995 1995 21 Galizien © 2012 Galizien German Descendants Page 3 127 Fuhr, Friedrich 100th Birthday of Senior Rudolf Walloschke 1995 27 Galizien 128 Fuhr, Friedrich Impressions of Trip to Israel 1979 104 Israel 129 Fuhr, Friedrich Memories of Bolechow 1977 75 Bolechow 130 Fuhr, Friedrich One must listen more to God than Man 1993 20 Galizien 131 Fuhr, Friedrich Summary of (Excerpts from) the Pentecost Sermon 1974 32 Galizien 132 Fuhr, Jens 200 Yr. Death Anniversary of Wolfgang Adameus Mozart 1992 128 Germany 133 G.U. Wandering Through German Settlements in Galizien 1982 39 Galizien 134 Ganz, Leopold "Von Angang an bewaehrt?" 1993 54 Galizien 135 Ganz, Leopold God keeps his promises 1969 30 Galizien 136 Ganz, Leopold Is the home of our fathers strange to us? 1987 25 Galizien 137 Ganz, Leopold Lemberg Prof.
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