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Map: Settlement and origin of German-language migrants in Tsarist Russia (1763-1914)

in: Migration

Pastorius Monument, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (dedicated 1920)

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Protestant Baptism in a Private Chapel (c. 1570)

in: Germanness

In a Marian World: Der Atlas Marianus. The Unity of Religion Overrides National or Local Difference (1672)

in: Germanness

New (Reformed) Synagogue in Breslau (1872)

in: Germanness

Orientalizing Jewishness? Carl Spitzweg, In the Synagogue (1855–60)

in: Germanness

Religion as Marker of Identity? Cover, Der Spiegel (April 28, 2018)

in: Germanness

Baptized “Captured Turks”: Ludwig Maximilian Mehmet von Königstreu (1715)

in: Migration

“The Future Belongs to Those Who Own the Schools,” Kladderadatsch (December 19, 1875)

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Sigismund Evenius, Christian/Blessed Picture School (1636)

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