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Diary of Annie's War - The Diary of an Englishwoman in Germany During WW1
Annie's War tells the story of an Englishwoman held under virtual house arrest in Germany during the First World War. Annie Drummond Dröege had moved from the United Kingdom to Germany when her husband Arthur inherited lands and estates in the Rhineland. But their dream life turned into a nightmare when the Kaiser went to war with Britain. And Annie's life was turned upside down as Arthur was interned and she was instructed to sign on daily at the police station. This is Annie's story of the war years in her own words.
The Impact of World War I on Marriages, Divorces, and Gender Relations in Europe
How did WWI affect the love lives of ordinary citizens and their interactions as couples? This book focuses on how dramatic changes in living conditions affected key parts of the life course of ordinary citizens: marriage and divorce. Innovative in bringing together demographic and gender perspectives, contributions in this comparative volume draw on newly available micro-level data, as well as qualitative sources such as war diaries. In a first exploration intended to incite further research, it asks how patterns of marriage and divorce were affected by the war across Europe, and what the role of enduring change - or lack thereof - in gender relations was in shaping these patterns.
Ortlepp, Ortlep, Ortleb
Chiefly a record of some of the descendants of Herman Friedrich Ortlepp. He was born 30 Nov 1806 in Hiddingen, Germany. He married Anna Katherina Marie Witte 17 Jul 1831 at St. Johannes Kirche, Visselhövede, Germany. She was born 11 Aug 1811 in Hiddingen, Germany. They were the parents of nine children. He died 7 May 1850 in Germany. Five of the nine children immigrated to the United States and settled in Minnesota.
The Book of St. Louisans
This second edition of the biographical dictionary of leading living men of the city of St. Louis, contains many names not listed in the earlier issue, names unavoidably overlooked in a first edition, as well as a large number representing new residents of St. Louis, and others who have come into prominence since the first edition was printed.
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