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Dieter Roger fonds

Dieter Roger fonds

Dieter Roger's works are primarily concerned with German immigrants and their adaptation and contributions to Canadian life. In 2000, Roger published Eckhardt-Gramatte Gedenkschrift fur das Familiengrab in Berlin-Wilhelmhagen, a monograph detailing the pre-immigration life of the Eckhardt-Grammate family of Winnipeg and their familial grave site in Germany. Roger has served as president of the Manitoba chapter of the German-Canadian Historical Association and has published books and articles in both English and German. The digitized material from the Dieter Roger fonds consists of a German newspaper article from the Kanada Kurier, dated 30, September 1999. The article, written in German, is entitled "Denkmalschutz und Ehrengrab: Dr. F. Eckhardts Familien-grabmal in Berlin," which detailed the pre-immigration life of the Eckhardt-Grammate family of Winnipeg and their familial grave site in Germany.

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Journal article written in German by Dieter Roger, re: a memorial to Dr. F. Eckhardts, 1999

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  • Prairie Immigration Experience (1) + -

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Subjects

  • Culture (1) + -
  • Emigration and immigration (1) + -
  • Germany (1) + -
  • Manitoba (1) + -
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Date

1999 - 2000
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  • Germany (1) + -

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Name

  • Roger, Dieter - Creator (1) + -

Title

  • Journal article written in German by Dieter Roger, re: a memorial to Dr. F. Eckhardts, 1999 (1) + -

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