The article, found by Dave Goeke in the Wendish archives of the Institute of Texas Cultures in San Antonio, was first printed in the Houston, Texas Chronicle sometime between 8 and 15 March 1968. We know that because John W. Behnken died on 23 Feb 1968 and the article mentions that it was written two weeks after […]
Two Ministers Make Eastex Town Known Over the Nation Read More »
Jan Slack asked Charles Wukasch the following questions: Was your lecture at Leipzig last year well attended? Were there questions from the audience? If so, do you remember any of the questions you were asked? I can’t recall if I made a head-count, but I imagine there were 25-30 people there, mainly students. I encouraged
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According to Dr Annett Bresan (dr. Annett Brězanec) of the Sorbian Institute in Bautzen, “Theodor Schütze was a well-known personality. If I’m properly informed, he will get in summer 2018 some tablet or monument in his birthplace. Theodor Schütze / sorbian name: Božidar Šěca * 15. 1. 1900 Rachlau (Czorneboh) / Rachlow pod Čornobohom †
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