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!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC -//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN    http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd>html xmlnshttp://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml xml:langde langde>head>  meta namegenerator content  HTML Tidy for Linux (vers 6 November 2007), see www.w3.org />  title>Venne in Amerika/title>  meta namerobots contentall />  meta namedescription content  Venne in Amerika - die Geschichte der USA-Auswanderung aus einem niedersächsischen Dorf im 19. Jahrhundert />  meta namekeywords content  Neuerscheinung, Venne in Amerika, Venne in America, Geschichte,history, roots, Auswanderung, Auswanderer, Heuermann, Heuerleute, Heuerling, Niedersachsen, Osnabrück, Venne, Osnabrücker Land, Dorf, 19. Jahrhundert, Dr. Wolfgang Grams, Routes to the Roots, emigration, emigrant, immigration, immigrant, Germany, Vorfahren, ancestors, Campemoor, Überbevölkerung, Mittlerer Westen, Midwest, Udo Thörner, Auswanderungsbewegung, Arbeitskreis Familienforschung Osnabrü,ck e. V., Heimatbund Osnabrücker Land e.V., Landschaftsverband Osnabrücker Land e.V., Heimat- und Wanderverein Venne e.V., Venne@OsFa.de, Regionalgeschichte />  meta http-equivContent-Type content  text/html; charsetus-ascii />  meta http-equivContent-Style-Type contenttext/css />  style typetext/css>/*!CDATA*/        p,h1,h3        {                font-family:Arial,sans-serif;        }        .textblock    {                border:1px solid #000;                margin:5px auto;                background-color:#ffffcc;                padding-left:3px;                padding-right:3px;                width:80%;      }                .textblock p                {                        font-size:10.5pt;                }                .textblock h1                {                        text-align:center;                        font-size:20pt;                }                .textblock h3                {                        text-align:center;                        font-size:10.5pt;                }                .images                {                               width:296px;                        float:left;                        border:0;                }                .images img                {                        margin:0;                        border:0;                        border-collapse:collapse;                        height:465px;                }        .lists         {                overflow:auto;        }        .lists ul        {                width:13em;                float:left;		margin-top:10px;        }                  /*>*/  /style>/head>body>  div classtextblock styleheight:465px;position:relative;>    div stylewidth:50px;margin:3px;position:absolute;right:0>      a hrefindex_de.html>img styleborder:0;width:50px alt      deutsche Version titledeutsche Version src      germany.jpg />/a>    /div>    div classimages>img alttitle srctitle.jpg />/div>    div stylepadding-left:3px;text-align:center;>      h3>The book/h3>      h1>Venne in America/h1>      p>b>has recently been published and is now available for      purchase./b>/p>      p>Inquiries about purchasing the English translation in the      US, please email Rosalie Haines at a href      mailto:rosaliehaines@yahoo.com>rosaliehaines@yahoo.com/a>/p>    /div>  /div>  div classtextblock stylemargin-top:15px>    p>i>Venne in America/i> portrays the 19th century mass    emigration from a village in Lower Saxony (Germany) to America.    According to the immigration expert, Dr. Wolfgang Grams    (a hrefhttp://www.routes.de>www.routes.de/a>, Oldenburg,    Germany), as yet, no comprehensive documentation of a German    village has been published which discusses both the overall    development of the factors contributing to emigration as well    as documenting the individual fates of the participants./p>    p>Thus, this study exemplifies many villages. What was true    for Venne, was true also for most of the rural settlements in    Northwest Germany. In the first part of this well documented    work, the author Udo Thoerner (Campemoor, Germany) elaborates    the reasons for the mass emigration which were to be found    mainly in the poverty and overpopulation of the time. The    author then focuses on specific immigrant settlements of the    Midwestern US: He describes the 15 main US destinations and    their associated histories with innumerable individual    biographies from a total of 2,000 emigrants./p>    p>In addition, Udo Thoerner portrays the 19th century travel    conditions which today would be almost unimaginable. His    statistical evaluations provide a link between Venne’s    emigration history and the larger pan-German emigration    movement of the 19th century. The richly illustrated appendix    lists the name, year of emigration and destination of all the    Venne emigrants./p>    p>The publisher of this comprehensive book is i>The    Arbeitskries Familienforschung, Osnabruecker Land e.V./i>    a hrefhttp://www.osfa.de>www.osfa.de/a>. The English    translation was first available in the fall of 2008. Financial    support for publication was made possible by the i>Heimatbund    Osnabruecker Land e.V./i>, the i>Landschaftsverband    Osnabruecker Land e. V./i> and the i>Heimat-und Wanderverein    Venn e.V./i>./p>    p>b>Review by Adolf E. Schroeder, Professor Emeritus, German    Studies University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri    65211/b>/p>    p>Udo Thoerner’s Venne in America is a very valuable and    welcome contribution to the history of German emigration to the    United States, providing unique insight into the economic,    political, and social conditions in nineteenth century Hanover    that led to continuing emigration from the area. A thorough and    detailed historical and sociological investigation of economic    and social conditions and the inflexible system of class    distinctions that made life difficult, particularly for two    rural classes, the Kötter and Heuerling, is a model for    those interested in the sources of the German “emigration    fever.” Through a sampling of typical Heuerling who    emigrated, it becomes clear that the conditions at home    encouraged departure for America, where the expectation of land    ownership, social equality, financial advancement, and personal    freedom seemed well worth the discomforts of transatlantic    travel and language difficulties the emigrant would face./p>    p>A thorough and well researched study of a village and area    centered around Venne in Lower Saxony, some 20 km. from    Osnabrück, the book contains an appendix listing 2,000    emigrants whose departure to the United States could be    documented, with names, names of spouse, birth date, year of    departure, and destination. It also has very helpful    descriptive definitions of terms encountered in German    documents and other hard to find information that makes it an    invaluable research tool for those with roots in the area    researching family history. Mr. Thoerner has produced a model    study of emigration from a particular area./p>    p>b>From translator Rosalie Horstman Haines, PhD in Cultural    Anthropology, Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr,    Pennsylvania./b>/p>    p>For many descendents of Northwest German immigrants, past    genealogical research and understanding of immigrant history    began when their ancestors landed in America with the    ship’s name and port. Little was known of their    ancestors’ lives prior to that, nor the details of the    journey and route taken. For many, even the village of origin    in Germany was lost and had to be rediscovered. Few, if any    local German histories are translated into English, thus most    family researchers have faced this constant barrier to    understanding their German ancestral cultures. Udo    Thoerner’s Venne in America has opened a window. The    sagas revealed in his book allow one to reconnect with those    who made the journey, to understand from where and why they    came, as well giving one an emotional connection to the life    and struggles of the first generation in America./p>    p>b>Members of these Venne families who emigrated to the    United States of Amerika can be found in the book:/b>/p>    div classlists>      ul>        li>Abke/li>        li>Ahlbrand/li>        li>Andrees/li>        li>Beckmann/li>        li>Bergmann/li>        li>Bettenbrock/li>        li>Bonenkamp/li>        li>Borrenpohl/li>        li>Böschemeyer/li>        li>Bosse/li>        li>Brinkmann/li>        li>Brockschmidt/li>        li>Bruning/li>        li>Bücker/li>        li>Buhr / Buer/li>        li>Büning/li>        li>Bünte/li>        li>Burlage/li>        li>Castrup/li>        li>Dierker/li>        li>Dinkelmann/li>        li>Donnerschlag/li>        li>Dunker/li>        li>Düsterberg/li>        li>Ebke/li>        li>Eggemann/li>        li>Ellermann/li>        li>Evers/li>        li>Fangmeier/li>        li>Fissbecke/li>        li>Frische/li>        li>Gering/li>        li>Grautmann/li>        li>Grave/li>        li>Hachmann/li>        li>Hackmann/li>        li>Hagemann/li>        li>Harmeyer/li>      /ul>      ul>        li>Havekotte/li>        li>Hehemann/li>        li>Hinnenkamp/li>        li>Hockmann/li>        li>Holland/li>        li>Hollenbecke/li>        li>Hollewedde/li>        li>Holtkamp/li>        li>Hurrelbrink/li>        li>Imbusch/li>        li>Imsieke/li>        li>Jakob im Busch/li>        li>Jösting/li>        li>Kalmey/li>        li>Kettler/li>        li>Klausing/li>        li>Kleekamp/li>        li>Knollhoff/li>        li>Knostmann/li>        li>Koch/li>        li>Köster/li>        li>Krone/li>        li>Laumerich/li>        li>Linnenschmidt/li>        li>Meyer zu Broxten/li>        li>Meyer zu Darpvenne/li>        li>Meyer zu Venne/li>        li>Meyer zum Vorwalde/li>        li>Meyerholz/li>        li>Miefert/li>        li>Minning/li>        li>Möhlenkamp/li>        li>Möhlmeyer/li>        li>Mönk, Mönnich/li>        li>Niederschmidt/li>        li>Niehaus/li>        li>Niemann/li>        li>Nölker/li>      /ul>      ul>        li>Nordmann/li>        li>Ostendorf/li>        li>Otte/li>        li>Peter/li>        li>Peterschlingmann/li>        li>Pleggenkuhle/li>        li>Probst/li>        li>Pruss/li>        li>Rasche/li>        li>Riesmeyer/li>        li>Rittmann/li>        li>Rölker/li>        li>Rotert/li>        li>Rottmann/li>        li>Rückin/li>        li>Sander/li>        li>Schepmann/li>        li>Schevemann/li>        li>Schlarmeyer/li>        li>Schleibaum/li>        li>Schlingmann/li>        li>Schmalge/li>        li>Schmalgengerd/li>        li>Schmersal/li>        li>Schnieder/li>        li>Schomaker/li>        li>Schröder/li>        li>Schütte/li>        li>Schwarze/li>        li>Schwegmann/li>        li>Siebert/li>        li>Siegmann/li>        li>Sieksmeier/li>        li>Sielschott/li>        li>Siepmann/li>        li>Sievering/li>        li>Sollmann/li>        li>Spielmeyer/li>      /ul>      ul>        li>Stagge/li>        li>Steinkamp/li>        li>Stockhowe/li>        li>Strobecke/li>        li>Strunk/li>        li>Stuckwisch/li>        li>Stüve/li>        li>Surenkamp/li>        li>Tepe/li>        li>Terkhorn/li>        li>Thelmann/li>        li>Thörner/li>        li>Tiemann/li>        li>Tiemeyer/li>        li>Topie/li>        li>Tormöhlen/li>        li>Trentmann/li>        li>Uhlenborg/li>        li>Ulland/li>        li>Vallowe/li>        li>Vennemann/li>        li>Vette/li>        li>Vinke/li>        li>von der Becke/li>        li>Vornholt/li>        li>Wahlbecke/li>        li>Waldkötter/li>        li>Waldmann/li>        li>Wamhof/li>        li>Wessel/li>        li>Wiedöwer/li>        li>Wilke/li>        li>Winter/li>        li>Wissmann/li>        li>Wortmann/li>        li>Wrampelmeier/li>        li>zu Broxten/li>      /ul>    /div>  /div>/body>/html>

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