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Hiwwe wie
Driwwe,
which means "Hither like thither" (compare German: Hüben wie Drüben), is the
title of the only
existing Pennsylvania German-language...
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Driwwe allows dialect authors (of whom
there are
still about 100) to
publish Pennsylvania Dutch poetry and prose.
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Driwwe was founded...
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publisher of the only
existing Pennsylvania German newspaper,
Hiwwe wie
Driwwe.
Werner was
raised in the
Palatinate (Germany).
Members of his
family had...
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Amish families. Some
Amish read the
Pennsylvania German newspaper Hiwwe wie
Driwwe, and some of them even
contribute dialect texts.
Amish and
Mennonite communities...
- 1717 to 1732. The only
existing Pennsylvania German newspaper,
Hiwwe wie
Driwwe, was
founded 1996 in the
village of Ober-Olm,
close to Mainz, the state...
- York, 1834–present
Amerika Woche [de], Gladwyne, 1956–present
Hiwwe wie
Driwwe, Kutztown, 1997–present (written in the
Pennsylvania German dialect) Arkansas...
- Schmid,
singer Fraktur (Pennsylvania
German folk art) Hex sign
Hiwwe wie
Driwwe newspaper Kurrent handwriting Schwenkfeldian (church) Old
German Baptist...
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Geschichte der
Gleichung "germanisch-deutsch" (2004), 199–228
Pennsylvania Dutch Country Welcome Center Hiwwe wie
Driwwe – The
Pennsylvania German Newspaper...
- 1945, only a few
publications have been started. One
example is
Hiwwe wie
Driwwe (Kutztown, PA), the nation's only
Pennsylvania German newspaper,
which was...
- (publisher) (born 1965),
founder of the
Pennsylvania German newspaper Hiwwe wie
Driwwe The
family name "Frankenthal" is
attested among people scattered in many...
