Add to ORKGIn the 19th century, more than 20,000 people emigrated from the region Emsland / Grafschaft (county) Bentheim, situated in the Northwestern part of Germany, to the United States of America. In the beginning, a close contact between the “Old” and the “New World” was established, mostly by writing letters. Over the years and decades, the relationship broke more and more. The website http://www.german-immigrants.com would like to revive this connection and will provide data and tools to enable i..
Folder includes correspondence between the Jewish Immigrant Information Bureau and national and inte...
Folder includes correspondence between the Jewish Immigrant Information Bureau and national and inte...
Folder includes correspondence between the Jewish Immigrant Information Bureau and national and inte...
Analyzing the long-term dynamics of migrant integration is a significant challenge for researchers. ...
This article explores how ‘ordinary’ German migrants in the United States reflected upon their local...
The United States. The land of unimagined opportunities. A place of longing for many Germans for dec...
American governments and industries advertised heavily in Germany to attract new immigrants. Conditi...
2011 Spring.Includes bibliographical references.Despite a recent rise in interest among American his...
This article offers the first large-scale analysis of the interlinked dynamics of integration and be...
Folder includes correspondence between the Jewish Immigrant Information Bureau and national and inte...
This is a dataset used to visualise the correspondence of German-speaking migrants in the US between...
The largest white immigrant group in eighteenth-century America (1700-75) came from the German-speak...
Folder includes correspondence between the Jewish Immigrant Information Bureau and national and inte...
Folder includes correspondence between the Jewish Immigrant Information Bureau and national and inte...
Folder includes correspondence between the Jewish Immigrant Information Bureau and national and inte...
Folder includes correspondence between the Jewish Immigrant Information Bureau and national and inte...
Folder includes correspondence between the Jewish Immigrant Information Bureau and national and inte...
Folder includes correspondence between the Jewish Immigrant Information Bureau and national and inte...
Analyzing the long-term dynamics of migrant integration is a significant challenge for researchers. ...
This article explores how ‘ordinary’ German migrants in the United States reflected upon their local...
The United States. The land of unimagined opportunities. A place of longing for many Germans for dec...
American governments and industries advertised heavily in Germany to attract new immigrants. Conditi...
2011 Spring.Includes bibliographical references.Despite a recent rise in interest among American his...
This article offers the first large-scale analysis of the interlinked dynamics of integration and be...
Folder includes correspondence between the Jewish Immigrant Information Bureau and national and inte...
This is a dataset used to visualise the correspondence of German-speaking migrants in the US between...
The largest white immigrant group in eighteenth-century America (1700-75) came from the German-speak...
Folder includes correspondence between the Jewish Immigrant Information Bureau and national and inte...
Folder includes correspondence between the Jewish Immigrant Information Bureau and national and inte...
Folder includes correspondence between the Jewish Immigrant Information Bureau and national and inte...
Folder includes correspondence between the Jewish Immigrant Information Bureau and national and inte...
Folder includes correspondence between the Jewish Immigrant Information Bureau and national and inte...
Folder includes correspondence between the Jewish Immigrant Information Bureau and national and inte...