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Alemanni (Germanic people) --- Swabians --- Tales
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Swabians --- Religion --- Hungary --- Church history
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Swabians --- Manfred, --- Sicily (Italy) --- Naples (Kingdom) --- Italy --- History
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Swabians --- History --- Sources --- Danube River Valley --- -Suabians --- Ethnology --- Suevi (Germanic people) --- -Sources --- -Danube Valley --- -History
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Alemanni (Germanic people) --- Romans --- Swabians --- History --- History --- Germany, Southern --- Germany --- History. --- History
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Phonetics --- German language --- Dialectology --- Kazakhstan --- Swabian --- Swabians --- Germans --- Dialects --- Vowels. --- Phonology. --- Language. --- -German language --- -Germans --- -Swabians --- -Suabians --- Ethnology --- Suevi (Germanic people) --- Ashkenazic German language --- Hochdeutsch --- Judaeo-German language (German) --- Judendeutsch language --- Judeo-German language (German) --- Jüdisch-Deutsch language --- Jüdischdeutsch language --- Germanic languages --- -Dialects --- -Phonology --- Vowels --- Language --- Suabians --- Phonology --- German language - Dialects - Germany - Swabia. --- German language - Dialects - Kazakhstan. --- German language - Vowels. --- German language - Phonology. --- Swabians - Kazakhstan - Language. --- Germans - Kazakhstan - Language.
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German language --- German language --- Low German language --- German language --- Swabians --- Dialects --- Dialects --- Dialects --- Dialects --- Swabian. --- Lusatia (Germany) --- Bohemia (Czech Republic) --- Prussia, East (Province) --- History. --- History. --- History.
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"In his major new novel, Catalin Dorian Florescu tells the adventurous life story of Jacob Obertinfrom from the Swabian village Triebswetter in the Romanian Banat. It is a story of love and friendship, escape and betrayal, and how one's ability to love can rescue him away from everything. Jacob's story - located in time between the end of the 20s and early 50s - is expands into a family epic, which is fast-paced and dense, full of fantastic images, the fate of the Obertin told over more than 300 years, starting with the 30 Years War in Lorraine. At the end of the 18th Century, Jacob's ancestors, like thousands of others from Lorraine seeking a better life on the dangerous journey to the Banat, made to find happiness and to own their own land. Jacob is confronted with the struggle for power and possession, is betrayed by his own father and loses his first love. But again there are people who help him, the vicissitudes of history - to survive its grotesque and catastrophic consequences and for a new departure - dictatorships and deportations."--Cataloger translation of publisher description.
German literature --- Swabians --- Families --- Banat --- History --- Suabians --- Ethnology --- Suevi (Germanic people) --- Family --- Family life --- Family relationships --- Family structure --- Relationships, Family --- Structure, Family --- Social institutions --- Birth order --- Domestic relations --- Home --- Households --- Kinship --- Marriage --- Matriarchy --- Parenthood --- Patriarchy --- Social aspects --- Social conditions --- Tomnatic (Romania) --- Banatul --- Bánság --- Nades (Romania) --- Nagyősz (Romania) --- Tribsveter (Romania) --- Triebswetter (Romania) --- Trüswetter (Romania) --- Swabians - Romania - Fiction --- Families - Romania - Fiction --- Banat - History - Fiction
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The study of the Visigoths continues to be one of the most actively researched topics in Late Antique Studies. As might be expected the vast majority of the work has been carried out in Europe and especially by scholars from the Iberian Peninsula. There has always been a need, however, to make much of this research accessible to English language specialists and the wider academic community in Late Antiquity Studies. Too often Late Antiquity Studies tend to ignore or marginalize the Iberian Peninsula and this may be due in part to the lack of access to this scholarship in the English language. This volume of essays has as one of its goals to ameliorate such a deficiency. The scholars who participated in this volume are both from Europe and North America. They also represent scholars who are well known and those who are establishing distinguished scholarly reputations. Although thematically the essays do not exhaust the broad nature of Visigothic studies, they do nevertheless offer an impressive array of topics. Coverage includes research on Visigothic identity in Gaul, regional studies on Galicia and Lusitania, anti-Semitism in Visigothic law, the political grammar of Ildephonsus of Toledo, monasticism and liturgy, numismatics, Roman-Visigothic pottery in Baetica, urban and rural archaeology, and Gothic consciousness among Mozarab communities.
Visigoths --- Suevi (Germanic people) --- Wisigoths --- Suèves --- Suevi (Germanic people). --- Visigoths. --- West-Goten. --- France. --- Portugal. --- Spain. --- Suèves --- Spain --- Portugal --- France --- Visigoths in Spain --- Suebi (Germanic people) --- Suevi --- Suevians (Germanic people) --- Ethnology --- Germanic peoples --- Swabians --- Visigoths - Spain. --- Suevi (Germanic people) - Portugal. --- Visigoths - France.
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