Moving, moving, moving! Migration Patterns within Germany
Ursula C. Krause
Content
Welcome
1m 28s
Introduction
9m 49s
Colonization
4m 37s
Migration Prior to 1830
14m 14s
Non-Migratory Moving
4m 7s
Migration During Industrialization
3m 24s
Migration After WWII
3m 59s
Announcements / prizes
1m 11s
Questions / answers
7m 19s
About this webinar
Despite their reputation for being rooted to their localities, Germans do have a history of migration within their own country, especially after the onset of industrialization in the mid-19th century. In this presentation, we will explore the various patterns of internal migration, and offer guidance on how to navigate these movements to aid in your search for ancestors.
About the speaker
Ursula C. Krause is a German genealogist with a law degree. She began her professional genealogy career in 2009. Starting with her own company Rootseekers – Genealogical Research and More, and then se...
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Comments (53)
Very helpful. Thank you so much.
Learned plenty .. very good .
Excellent seminar. One of the best. Very clear presentation and methodically delivered.
Speaker has an incredible fund of knowledge on German Genealogy. She speaks superb English!
Outstanding, I cannot wait for her next lecture in October!
Very interesting. Helpful that she gave ideas for documents to research.
Concise, informative, well-organized.
Very informative