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Top : Places/Geographic : Europe : Germany (Prussia) Search Helpful Web Sites
A list of newspapers located within the country which maintain an online presence. [13076] This page, part of the Federation of Eastern European Family History Societies site, provides background on the Society, its meetings, publications, membership and research services. [10601] This page has brief information on the country including its geography, climate, people, religions, languages, modern history, and currency. [8964] Cartographic Arts identifies antique maps from the Civil War, French and Indian War, Revolutionary War, and World War II that it has for sale. Each available item is described in detail. Pricing information is available for most items. [15645] Cartographic Arts identifies antique maps, charts, plans, and views that it has for sale. Each available item is described in detail. Pricing information is available for most items. [7156] Cartographic Arts identifies antique maps, charts, plans, and views that it has for sale. Each available item is described in detail. Pricing information is available for most items. [7154] The Ecola Newstand site has links to Internet sites of newspapers serving the country. [10198] Curious about the languages spoken in a given country? This page shows the various languages currently used, where they are geographically spoken, and by how many people are they used. [14093] A collection of Web pages of societies with German and/or East European connections. [7584] Lisa Petersen provides some helpful hints on researching ancestors who lived in Germany prior to and during the 1500s. [128087] The German Genealogy Pages contain a FAQ on German genealogy, tips for researchers, pages on research in particular regions (such as Germany, Austria, Switzerland), and information on German emigration to America. [10980] Lisa Petersen provides information and tips about researching for genealogical information in Baden-Wuerttemberg. [128080] Lisa Petersen provides information and tips about researching for genealogical information in Stuttgart. [128088] This page has the mailing address and information on its contacts, library, research services, and publications. [10567] A directory of links to yellow page databases for the country on the World Wide Web. [11500] A list of maps offered by the company with a brief description on and date of each map. [17960] This page has information on the Society's publication, membership, and research services. [10570] Looking for an Internet Service Provider in your area? This page has a list of links to various directories of Internet Service Providers in the area. [1790] The Library of Congress, with sponsorship by the Department of the Army, has prepared this country study which is available in book-form and online. The study provides information about political, economic, social, and national security systems of this c [17483] The Repositories of Primary Resources site lists Web sites that describe collections of manuscripts, rare books, photographs, and other primary resources. [14526] The Ryhiner Project features digitized images of antique maps. [19582] Here you can search a database of information extracted from marriage records from the Evangelical church in Weil im Schoenbuch, Wurttemberg, Germany. The marriages date from 1591 to 1705. [128083] This page contains transcribed records of colonists of the Glueckstal Colonies arranged by surname. There is also bride-to-groom and couple cross references. [8113] A comprehensive listing of Internet service providers categorized by area code, country code, state, and province. Each entry includes company name, dial up service, and dedicated services. [4263] This site contains a list of news sources within the country. [8191] This page has the mailing address and background of the Society. [20241] Information on the print publication focusing on the descendants of Germans from Volhynia and Congress Poland. [20243]
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