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1. www.dvhh.org › deutschbentschek › historyDVHH | Deutschbentschek in Banat

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   Oct 3, 2020 · Deutschbentschek is located in the 11,000-square-mile area called the Banat. When Deutschbentschek was founded, the Banat was part of the Habsburg Empire. The area has changed hands two times since. More recently, in 1920, the two-thirds of the Banat that includes Deutschbentschek became part of Romania. before 1860

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3. www.dvhh.org › deutschbentschekDVHH | Deutschbentschek in Banat

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   Includes history, photos, genealogical research aids for Deutschbentschek (Deutsch Bentschek, Bencecu de Sus, Bencsek, Felsöbencsek, Németbencsek).

4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Zita_JohannZita Johann - Wikipedia

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   Life and career. A German-speaking Banat Swabian, Zita Johann was born Elizabeth Johann in the village of Deutschbentschek (near Timișoara), Austria-Hungary. The village is now part of Romania. Her father, a hussar officer named Stefan Johann, emigrated with his family to the United States in 1911.

5. www.dvhh.org › deutschbentschek › research_aidsDVHH | Deutschbentschek in Banat

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   Mar 8, 2019 · Deutschbentschek: ein Dorf im rumänischen Banat Heimatbuch. Freiburg: H. Weresch, 1979. 340 pages written in German. Includes detailed descriptions of the geography, history, livelihood, church, school, and customs of Deutschbentschek from its founding.

6. feefhs.org › region › banat-german-settlementsHistory of German Settlements in Southern Hungary - FEEFHS

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   During the eighteenth century, the Habsburg monarchy of Austria, which ruled Hungary at that time, had enticed Germans to emigrate to the unsettled lands of Southern Hungary, which had been devastated by over 150 years of Turkish occupation. From 1711 to 1750, approximately 800 villages were founded in Hungary by German settlers.

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   Sep 22, 2024 · This genealogy book consists of the church birth, marriage and death records for the village of Deutschbentschek, formerly in Hungary and since 1919 in Romania. It begins with entries from the village's early years two centuries ago and continues through the early 20th century.

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   Who were the Germans in Hungary?

   • According to the 1910 census, Germans made up 10% of Hungary's total population. Thus, they were the third largest ethno-linguistic minority after the Romanians and Slovaks. 1 Nearly one-fifth of all Hungarian Germans lived in western Hungary. However, they had no political or national group identity.

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   Was Hungary a German-speaking country?

   • At the beginning of the 20th century, a rather feeble political discussion flared up in Vienna (led by Georg von Schönerer, Aurel Constantin Popovici, and Josef Patry) about the administrative affiliation of the western fringe of Hungary, the population of which was mainly German-speaking.

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   Did Austria change the border between Hungary and Hungary?

   • At first, the victorious states did not expect any change in the Austro-Hungarian border. In March 1919, the new borders of Hungary were established in Paris, but no modification was made to the border between Austria and Hungary.

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   When did Hungary become a part of the Habsburg Empire?

   • A peace settlement at Karlowitz in 1699 brought Hungary, except for the Banat, under control of the Habsburg Emperor Leopold I. Later, Price Eugene captured the Banat, and the province was ceded to the Habsburg Emperor Charles VI after the Treaty of Passarovitz.

   History of German Settlements in Southern Hungary | FEEFHS

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   Was Budapest a German city?

   • In 1740, even Budapest was a predominantly German city. In the country, German peasants were the better farmers; and in the cities, many of the master craftsmen among millers, tailors, shoemakers, masons and other artisans were German. Throughout Hungary, Swabians held many positions in government offices.

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   How many German villages were built in Hungary?

   • Despite the hardships, more than 1,000 German villages were established in Southern Hungary. Plans for the villages were laid out in Vienna. The towns were generally built in a square checkerboard pattern, with the Catholic church and its surrounding square in the center of the town.

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9. www.copernico.eu › en › articlesThe History of the Creation of the Austro-Hungarian Border ...

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   Jul 21, 2023 · The border demarcation between Austria and Hungary after 1918 is considered a prime example of the general post-war turmoil in East-Central Europe. The article traces the lengthy border-drawing process of the heterogeneous area, which initiated a slow disentanglement.