Unidad documental compuesta 1.90 - The German-Americans An Ethnic Experience

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resume, papers, photos, photocopies of newspaper articles, newsletter, softcover book (2 copies), flags

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Content for file: The German-Americans An Ethnic Experience

Typed resume for Eberhard Reichmann

Typed information paper on Eberhard and Ruth Reichmann

Types information page on translators: Dr. Eberhard Reichmann, Dr. Ruth Reichmann, Sr. Dolorosa Hasenour

Photos (3) in protective sleeves of Eberhard Reichmann

Typed presentation by Eberhard Reichmann, at opening of the exhibit, "Called to Service" at IUPUI, November 14, 2003, presentation was about German background of Sisters of St. Benedict in Ferdinand

Photocopy of newspaper article, "A Very Special Christmas Celebration - December 10" INDIANA GERMAN HERITAGE SOCIETY newsletter, Fall 2006 (celebrating 50th wedding anniversary of Eberhard and Ruth Reichmann, and Eberhard's 80th birthday)

Typed page of obituary for Eberhard Reichmann, 82; he died October 16, 2009

Photocopy of newsletter containing obituary for Eberhard Reichmann, THE ETHNIC HOOSIER, a publication of the Nationalities Council, November 2009

Photocopy of obituary for Eberhard Reichmann, FERDINAND NEWS, Wednesday, November 4, 2009

Printed newsletter with obituary of Eberhard Reichmann, INDIANA GERMAN HERITAGE SOCIETY & IUPUI MAX KADE GERMAN-AMERICAN CENTER, vol. 26, no. 1, Winter 2010

Softcover book, Willi Paul Adams, THE GERMAN-AMERICANS: AN ETHNIC EXPERIENCE, LaVern J. Rippley, Eberhard Reichmann, trans., Bloomington, IN, Indiana University Printing Services, 1993 (2 copies)

Small American flags (2) on sticks

Told in this book is the story of the German immigrants who established the German Ethnicity group in the United States. The Benedictines in Indiana are mentioned on pages. This book was translated by LaVern J. Rippley and Eberhard Reichmann.