German Immigrants in Edinburgh and Leith, 1862-1914
Wessendorf, Larah
German Immigrants in Edinburgh and Leith, 1862-1914 By Larah Wessendorf - Berlin Duncker & Humblot 2025 - 262 Seiten - Prinz-Albert-Forschungen - Prince Albert Research Publications. Neue Folge 4 .
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A. German Emigration in the Nineteenth CenturyEmigration Patterns - Political Refugees from the German Revolution 1848/1849B. The German Evangelical Church for Edinburgh and Leith (1862-1914)The Beginnings of the German Evangelical Church for Edinburgh and Leith: Pastor Theodore Jonas Meyer (1818-1896) - Pastor John Blumenreich (1823-1884) - Pastor Karl Wagner-Groben (1836-1886) - Pastor Martin Locher (1862-1951) - Pastor Hermann Wilm (1865-1942) - Pastor Martin Langenau (1863-1935) - Pastor Friedrich Ringshausen (1874-1920) and Pastor Friedrich Reimer (1876-1945) - Pastor Ernst Albrecht (1879-1931) - Pastor Curt Planer (1884-1965)C. German Seamen's Mission at the Firth of Forth (1885-1914)D. German Consular Representation in Edinburgh and LeithGerman Consular Representation in Edinburgh and Leith in the Nineteenth Century - Consular Representation in Edinburgh and Leith for the Hanseatic Cities, the North German Confederation, and Imperial Germany - Consul Adolph Robinow (1806-1885) - Consuls Hugo Friedrich Knoblauch (1839-1923) and Louis William Knoblauch (1873-1950)E. Germans in Edinburgh and Leith and their ProfessionsGermans in the Hospitality and Delicatessen Business - German Pork Butchers - Wandering Musicians of Western Palatinate - German Sugar Bakers - German Glass Bottle Blowers - German Black Forest Clockmakers - German Hairdressers - Germans at the University of Edinburgh - Astronomy - The German GovernessF. Conclusion
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German Immigrants in Edinburgh and Leith, 1862-1914 By Larah Wessendorf - Berlin Duncker & Humblot 2025 - 262 Seiten - Prinz-Albert-Forschungen - Prince Albert Research Publications. Neue Folge 4 .
E-Book / Zugriff nur im Lesesaal
A. German Emigration in the Nineteenth CenturyEmigration Patterns - Political Refugees from the German Revolution 1848/1849B. The German Evangelical Church for Edinburgh and Leith (1862-1914)The Beginnings of the German Evangelical Church for Edinburgh and Leith: Pastor Theodore Jonas Meyer (1818-1896) - Pastor John Blumenreich (1823-1884) - Pastor Karl Wagner-Groben (1836-1886) - Pastor Martin Locher (1862-1951) - Pastor Hermann Wilm (1865-1942) - Pastor Martin Langenau (1863-1935) - Pastor Friedrich Ringshausen (1874-1920) and Pastor Friedrich Reimer (1876-1945) - Pastor Ernst Albrecht (1879-1931) - Pastor Curt Planer (1884-1965)C. German Seamen's Mission at the Firth of Forth (1885-1914)D. German Consular Representation in Edinburgh and LeithGerman Consular Representation in Edinburgh and Leith in the Nineteenth Century - Consular Representation in Edinburgh and Leith for the Hanseatic Cities, the North German Confederation, and Imperial Germany - Consul Adolph Robinow (1806-1885) - Consuls Hugo Friedrich Knoblauch (1839-1923) and Louis William Knoblauch (1873-1950)E. Germans in Edinburgh and Leith and their ProfessionsGermans in the Hospitality and Delicatessen Business - German Pork Butchers - Wandering Musicians of Western Palatinate - German Sugar Bakers - German Glass Bottle Blowers - German Black Forest Clockmakers - German Hairdressers - Germans at the University of Edinburgh - Astronomy - The German GovernessF. Conclusion
9783428195268
9783428195268 978-3-428-19526-8