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German Americans

Name: German Americans
Author: C. Ann Fitterer
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Introduces readers to the German American culture, immigration aspects, customs, religion, foods, and holidays. Famous German Americans, as well as noted contributions and inventions by German Americans, are also presented.

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PublisherThe Child's World

Release dateAug 1, 2011

ISBN9781609549190

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