CHILL OUT WITH COOL SUMMER SOUPS Food April 28, 2021By Sharon HudginsPhotographs Courtesy Sharon Hudgins Summer is prime time for all those luscious fruits and berries that bring their...
German Immigration in the 19th Century History April 28, 2021A novel helps tell the story.By Don Heinrich Tolzmann Historical novels can help tell the story of immigration to America....
GNOMES Culture April 28, 2021Germanic Keepers of Treasure and Wisdom By Eric Bryan Swiss physician Paracelsus described gnomus—spirits of Renaissance magic and alchemy—in his...
GERMANY: IN 45 MINUTES Culture April 28, 2021Debunking stereotypes and sharing a “taste” of Germany with tour groups.By Sharon Hudgins • Photographs Courtesy Sharon Hudgins If you...
Small Town German-America Culture April 28, 2021This issue is dedicated to honoring our connection to the past and our goal to preserve and celebrate Germanic heritage....
Celebrating a Genealogy Giant Culture April 28, 2021By James M. Beidler When Annette K. Burgert died earlier this year at age 90, there was a natural sense...
Johann Kalb 29 June 1721 – 19August 1780 History April 28, 2021“The generous stranger” was one of America’s earliest friends and supporters in her struggle for independence. By Robert A. Selig...
10 of Bavaria’s Unbeatable Records Travel April 28, 2021The largest state in Germany is more than beer, pretzels, and lederhosen. Its stunning landscapes and cities exuding cultural distinction...
Yesteryears History March 2, 2021By Barbara Selig and Mary Selig Clara Louise Maass(June 28, 1876 – August 24, 1901)Nurse and yellow fever medical research...
Magical Hallstatt Travel March 2, 2021From the Celts and Romans to the masses of modern tourists, Hallstatt continues to be a resilient and beautiful Alpine...
