BOOK RESEOURCES – Hrastovac-Eichendort

Book Resources

	Children of the Danube By Henry Fischer, a Hrastovacer Henry is quite a story teller and we are honored to have him in our midst. You can find more information on his book, as well as his other writings at: http://www.swabiantrek.com
	Emigrants and Exiles Henry A. Fischer The isolation the Children of the Danube experienced from the upheavals of history in the rest of Europe would no longer hold true in the second half of the 19th Century and beyond. At the outset, Emperor Francis Joseph’s attempts to preserve the … …continuation at www.swabiantrek.com Henry A. Fischer’s Heimat-books are available for research also at the The University of Waterloo, Ontario. Please see: https://uwaterloo.ca/library/special-collections-archives/news/new-archives-open-research-2016
	Hrastovac – Eichendorf Families 1865-1900 ISBN: 1-4107-1663-5 by Rosina T. Schmidt The book in print is sold out. an updated CD covering the years 1865 – 1944 is available through the Webmaster, and also can be explored right at this website
	Partisan and Communist Repression and Crimes in Croatia 1944 – 1946 DOCUMENTS Slavonia, Syrmia and Baranya by Dr. sc. Vladimir Geiger – English translation – Public Affairs University of Mary 7500 University Drive Bismarck, ND 58504 701-255-7500 ejdressler@umary.edu
	Logor Krndija 1945 – 1946 By Vladimir Geiger ISBN 978-953-6324-67-5 And 978-953-6659-40-1
	Radni Logor Valpovo 1945 – 1946 by Vladimir Geiger ISBN 953-96090-3-8
	Das Schicksal der Jugoslawien Deutschen in der Kroatischen und Serbischen Literatur by Vladimir Geiger ISBN 978-953-99941-1-4-1 Published by Zajednica Nijemaca u Hrvatskoj / Gemeinschaft der deutschen in Kroatien, – Zagreb, Croatia, 2009
	View from a Barred Window by Katharina Fares ISBN 978-0-9945680-0-7 The book describes author’s experiences and memories, about the dispossession and expulsion of the German-speaking people of Shwabian—Turkey in Hungary. Although the fate of the ethnic German people, from the Shwabian—Turkey was not as horrific as the fate of the Danube Swabians of Yugoslavia, it was nevertheless inflicted against all human rights.