A German-American Tale - Memoir of a German Immigrant
A stormy, courageous, and incredible memoir of a German immigrant who crossed the Atlantic Ocean together with his two young daughters in 1834 in hope of finding a better life.

As this book's title suggests, Gustav Streckfuss tells the compelling story of his voyage from Bremen to Philadelphia and his struggle to make a living in the New World.

In this compelling memoir, the author recounts the hopes and dreams, the regrets, the hardships, the times fortune smiled on his life, and his attempts to start a business. As the clock ticks down, the German immigrant's financial struggles reach new heights, and he must find a way to evade the possibility of losing his daughters to indenture.

A German-American Tale is much more than a memoir; it's an adventurous saga and historical account of life in the United States in the early 19th century filled with so many surprising incidents and stories of real people that transport the reader back in time.
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A German-American Tale - Memoir of a German Immigrant
A stormy, courageous, and incredible memoir of a German immigrant who crossed the Atlantic Ocean together with his two young daughters in 1834 in hope of finding a better life.

As this book's title suggests, Gustav Streckfuss tells the compelling story of his voyage from Bremen to Philadelphia and his struggle to make a living in the New World.

In this compelling memoir, the author recounts the hopes and dreams, the regrets, the hardships, the times fortune smiled on his life, and his attempts to start a business. As the clock ticks down, the German immigrant's financial struggles reach new heights, and he must find a way to evade the possibility of losing his daughters to indenture.

A German-American Tale is much more than a memoir; it's an adventurous saga and historical account of life in the United States in the early 19th century filled with so many surprising incidents and stories of real people that transport the reader back in time.
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A German-American Tale - Memoir of a German Immigrant

A German-American Tale - Memoir of a German Immigrant

A German-American Tale - Memoir of a German Immigrant

A German-American Tale - Memoir of a German Immigrant

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A stormy, courageous, and incredible memoir of a German immigrant who crossed the Atlantic Ocean together with his two young daughters in 1834 in hope of finding a better life.

As this book's title suggests, Gustav Streckfuss tells the compelling story of his voyage from Bremen to Philadelphia and his struggle to make a living in the New World.

In this compelling memoir, the author recounts the hopes and dreams, the regrets, the hardships, the times fortune smiled on his life, and his attempts to start a business. As the clock ticks down, the German immigrant's financial struggles reach new heights, and he must find a way to evade the possibility of losing his daughters to indenture.

A German-American Tale is much more than a memoir; it's an adventurous saga and historical account of life in the United States in the early 19th century filled with so many surprising incidents and stories of real people that transport the reader back in time.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940158641640
Publisher: Annika Romero
Publication date: 06/15/2017
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 110
File size: 225 KB

About the Author

Annika Romero is a professional translator and freelance writer. She is the girl behind Germangeek.com and has a love for history and language. Annika was raised and educated in Germany and later completed a Certificate in Professional Translation at the University of Toronto before becoming a freelance translator. She has also worked as a contract linguist and German language proficiency tester for the government. Annika translated a number of works for a variety of publishers. She now lives with her husband and children in Illinois.
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