2025/12/02 by Donauschwäbisches Zentralmuseum
#2nd third 20th century #Alltagsgeschichte #Austria #Cultural studies #Culture of remembrance #Danube Swabians #Danube area #Ethnology #Expulsion #Flight (human behaviour) #Germany #History #Hungary #Integration #Migration (human) #Migration history #Serbia #World War II #Yugoslavia
paper · doi:10.25355/4rem-0q47
In 1944, the entire German-speaking population of the village of Novo Selo in Yugoslavia flee for their their lives as the Red Army approaches. Among them is the Neuburger family, who travel by horse-drawn wagon via Hungary to Austria.