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DANUBE-SWABIANS IN CENTRAL HUNGARIAN HIGHLANDS
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Contents:
Geography of the Region
Südwestliches ungarisches Mittelgebirge is in present-day
Hungary
and includes Veszprém County.
Boundaries:
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North: Danube River
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East: the knee of the Danube River near Budapest
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South: Lake Balaton
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West: Raab (Raba) River
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Settlement Centers: Buchenwald, Schildgebirge, Ofner Bergland with
Budapest
History of the Region
The Central Hungarian Highlands had been re-populated by mostly German
westerners by the end of the Austrian Empire's wars with the Ottoman
Empire
at the end of the 17th century. The colonization was initiated by the
nobility
and clerical landowners and survived the revolt of
Rákóczi
during the years 1703-11 to continue until approximately the middle of
the next century. Some descendants of early colonists continued on to
make
migrations further east to the Banat,
the Batschka and other
areas as these became
accessible following Austrian conquest.
See Veszprém
but so far available only in Hungarian.
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Associations and Societies
AKdFF
Research Help:
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Budapest and surrounding:
Anton Wirth
Korber Steige 12
D-71334 Waiblingen
GERMANY
Heimatortsgemeinschaften (HOGS):
Please note that except where otherwise
noted, all the contacts are located in Germany; this should be taken
into
account when addressing letters.
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Budakeszi: Anton Deberle, Breslauer Str. 20,
74909 Meckesheim
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Budaörs: Matthias Schmidt,
Stauffenbergerstr. 52, 74081 Heilbronn
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Pomáz: Frau Margit Pospichl, Hardstr.
13, 76694 Forst
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Weindorf: Alfons Bauer, Freilebenstr. 1, 89518
Heidenheim
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Wudigeß/Budakeszi: Georg Messner,
Wartbergstr. 33, 74076 Heilbronn
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Colonies List
The Donauschwaben colonies in Southwest Hungarian Mountains are listed
in
Villages in
"Südwestliches ungarisches
Mittelgebirge"
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Bibliography
Books on the history and genealogy of the entire
region.
Books (Ortsfamilienbücher) describing the history and
genealogy
of a specific community
within the region.
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Last update: 12-act-06 (mf/gj)
Helmut
Flacker, has contributed to this page.
Thanks also to Janos Bogardi, Monika (Kleer) Ferrier, and Gene
K.
Speckert.
Created by: Rick Heli
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