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A Brief Church History in Hӧgyész
A Portrait of the Settlement of the Hӧgyész Domain
Additions to the origin of the Cikóer
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Baranya – Villages
Bátaszék in the Tolna: A History
Bibliography of Henry A Fischer
Bibliography of Henry Fischer
Bikács, in Tolna County: A Short History
Church Record Transcriptions
Cikó in Tolna County
Claudius Florimundus Count Mercy and the Hӧgyész Domains
Conflict in Györköny (Tolna)
Emigration From Somogy County to Slavonia and the United States (1860-1914)
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Gadács and Szil: The Two Sisters
Gerényes in Baranya County
Györköny: A Short History
Hessian Emigration List
Hӧgyész (Tolna) in the 18th and 19th Century
Local history and Geography of Závod in Tolna
Mágocs a Market Town in Baranya County
Mucsi Early History
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Repopulating Hungary with Germans
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The Collected Works of Henry A. Fischer
The Destruction of German Lutheranism In Swabian Turkey
The Development of the Hӧgyész Domain in the 18th and 19th Centuries
The Early Colonization of Swabian Turkey
The Early History Development Lutheran Congregations & Church District Swabian Turkey 18th Century
The Farm Homestead and Agricultural Pursuits
The Inhabitants of Gyönk Settle in Mekenyes 1735
The Nordschomodei in Swabian Turkey
The Republic of Mucsi (1946-1948)
The Settlement of Gyönk After the Turkish Occupation (Tolna)
The Settlement of Swabian Turkey
The Settlement of the Village of Majos
The Settlement of Tolna County by the Swabians
The Settlement Policies at the Time of the Great Swabian Migration
The Structure of the Village
The Town Crier in Gyönk
Tolna – Villages
Where Did the Settlers in Hӧgyész Come From?
Závod in the Tolna
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Vémend / Vemend

Weemend (German)

Baranya County

Die Geschichte von Véménd by Johann Petri, 1986, Ettlingen.

Last updated: 09/10/2026

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