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2008/01/25 01:18:45 Jens-Peter Schütte Re: [OL] German heritage in America |
Datum | 2008/01/25 01:59:17 JWR184 Re: [OL] Thank you for the history |
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Betreff | 2008/01/25 06:21:57 W. Fred Rump Re: [OL] (German heritage in Cincinnati) |
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2008/01/05 01:38:08 JWR184 Re: [OL] Meaning of phrase "sub c'ditione rebaptizatus" |
Autor | 2008/01/25 01:59:17 JWR184 Re: [OL] Thank you for the history |
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Date: 2008/01/25 01:35:26
From: JWR184 <JWR184(a)aol.com>
All,
I have to agree with Mary C.(below).
Cincinnati has a Deutscher Tag (German day). There is a parade with a band.
There are several good German restaurants in Cinti and N Kentucky.
There is a German language school and German spoken on a radio station.
There are three German social groups, Kolping Society, Germannia,
Donauschawben(sp).
The Kolping Society is very active with a large membership. In fact there
will be a German Schlachtfest (slaughter or butchering) festival at the Kopling
Center on Feb 24, Sunday. Menu; roast pork, kraut, potatoes, veggies, dessert.
$10. And Much more. Contact me.
Jim Rettig
gene
> And of course, we have many ties with our sister city, Munich.
> Cincinnati's
> Oktoberfest is an annual attraction that draws hundreds of thousands of
> people. And don't get me started on the topic of goetta, which is a
> must-have for German-Cincinnatians (and many others). Cincinnati and other
> mid-western authors have written extensively on the subject of
> German-Americans and their culture and heritage.
>
> Mary Cervantes
>
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