Tag: German Society in Olmsted Falls

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Donauschwaben’s German-American Cultural Center

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In 1722, Emperor Charles VI invited the first wave of German settlers to colonize the area bordered by the rivers Danube, Tisza, Maros and the Carpathian mountains in order to make this area agriculturally productive. Between 1763 and 1770 the second wave of immigration occurred and in 1782 the final wave of immigration. Since the majority settled near the Danube Read more...