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- Andreas Reder
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Hessian Emigration List
The Inhabitants of Gyönk Settle in Mekenyes 1735
The Settlement of the Village of Majos
Bibliography of Henry A Fischer
Church Record Transcriptions
Cikó in Tolna County
Hӧgyész (Tolna) in the 18th and 19th Century
Závod in the Tolna
Bátaszék in the Tolna: A History
Bikács, in Tolna County: A Short History
Mucsi Early History
Conflict in Györköny (Tolna)
Györköny: A Short History
The Town Crier in Gyönk
The Settlement of Tolna County by the Swabians
The Destruction of German Lutheranism In Swabian Turkey
The Early History Development Lutheran Congregations & Church District Swabian Turkey 18th Century
Emigration From Somogy County to Slavonia and the United States (1860-1914)
The Settlement Policies at the Time of the Great Swabian Migration
The Republic of Mucsi (1946-1948)
The Settlement of Swabian Turkey
Where Did the Settlers in Hӧgyész Come From?
A Portrait of the Settlement of the Hӧgyész Domain
The Farm Homestead and Agricultural Pursuits
The Development of the Hӧgyész Domain in the 18th and 19th Centuries
A Brief Church History in Hӧgyész
Gadács and Szil: The Two Sisters
Repopulating Hungary with Germans
Atrocities
Gerényes in Baranya County
Mágocs a Market Town in Baranya County
The Nordschomodei in Swabian Turkey

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Last updated: 09/16/2026

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