Schlesisches Pfarrerbuch
Neunter Band: Schlesische Oberlausitz
by Dietmar Ness
Hardback (Out of print)
(September 2016)
ISBN: 9783374045310
Price: $84.00
On back order
Volume Nine of the Silesian Books of Pastors essentially records the church districts of Prussian/Silesian Upper Lusatia that had been annexed by Prussia after the Napoleonic Wars. The data cover the time since the Reformation and also for the period after 1945 the areas west of the Gorlitz Neisse River until the union of this “rest” with Berlin-Brandenburg to the new “EKBO” in 2004. The structure and content correspond to the former volumes, a survey map is added.
Volume Nine of the Silesian Books of Pastors essentially records the church districts of Prussian/Silesian Upper Lusatia that had been annexed by Prussia after the Napoleonic Wars. The data cover the time since the Reformation and also for the period after 1945 the areas west of the Gorlitz Neisse River until the union of this “rest” with Berlin-Brandenburg to the new “EKBO” in 2004. The structure and content correspond to the former volumes, a survey map is added.
- By (author) Dietmar Ness
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