Freimund Goldmann's Briefe aus Wisconsin in Nord-Amerika
(Freimund Goldmann's Letters from Wisconsin in North America) offers a unique glimpse into the experiences of a 19th-century German immigrant to the United States. Through a series of letters, Goldmann recounts his journey to and life in Wisconsin, providing vivid descriptions of the landscape, the people, and the challenges and opportunities he encountered. These letters serve as a valuable primary source for understanding the realities of immigration and settlement in the American Midwest during this period.
Written in German, this collection provides insights into the motivations, hopes, and struggles of those who sought a new life in America. "Freimund Goldmann's Briefe aus Wisconsin in Nord-Amerika" will appeal to historians, genealogists, and anyone interested in the history of German immigration to the United States.
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