Created by Thomas J. Focht
last updated March 01, 2001
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Created by Thomas J. Focht last updated March 01, 2001 page two |
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These Focht sisters died while imprisoned at the Rudolfsgnad Prison Camp. Shown here is Magdalena Bauer geb Focht, Susanna Warre geb Focht and son Jacob Bauer |
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Andreás FOCHT and his wife Carolina FOCHT taken in Budapest My Grandparents and the ones who started this brave journey. |
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Magdalena Düppung geb Focht with husband Thomas with her son Johann Görres and wife Magdalena geb Willing. |
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Andreás Focht pictured here in Nagy-Becskerek |
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It's believed this picture is Andreas in a band uniform..Can anyone help with the uniform? |
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A drawing of the church that stood in the middle of the Rundell before the Tito gang tore it down in 1948 for a Kola dance area |
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Another View of the Church as pictured on the cover of the Heimatbuch Ernsthausen. |
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View of Calvary Hill (Kalvarien-Berg) |
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View of Calvary Hill (Kalvarien-Berg) |
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View of Calvary Hill (Kalvarien-Berg) Graffitti courtesy of the Serbs?..Thank You : ( |
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View of Calvary Hill (Kalvarien-Berg) |
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View of Ernsthausen from Calvary Hill (Kalvarien-Berg) Looking towards Jammer-Tal Street to the left the road leads to Sartscha |
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View of Ernsthausen scanned from the cover of the Heimatbuch Ernsthausen |
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The Central Square (Rundell) site of the Church shown above distroyed in 1948, today only a park. |
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Another view of the Central Square. |
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This set of pictures from Kathe Prungel Morin focuses on Salz Gasse Street in Ernsthausen. The first picture is beleived to be the Family House on Anton Prungel. |
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During Kathe's visit they felt so unwelcome the pictures were taken from the car. This view of Salz Gasse shows the Prungel House on the left. |
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A view of one of the Streets leading out of Ernsthausen. Today Blacktop. It seems one of the few improvements made. |
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Here a picture of Kathe's dads house located on Sazl Gasse... |
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Another view of Sazl Gasse Street. While visiting Kathe had many thoughts you can read about them Here. |
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These homes are typical of the old German Homes with there courtyards and gardens behind the brick fences. |
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The center square. Former the location of the church which the town was built around. Other pictures of this area are above and show better the site of the church. |
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Here you can see the fields which surround the village. This field is located on the road between Ernsthausen and Sartscha. When you see the lay of the land one can come to understand why our ancestors settled where they did here in the USA. |
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Behind this present day village sign you can again get a glimse of the fields developed and worked by our ancestors..taken away by Tito with no compansation. |
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Here some homes maybe located across from the central square very near where the church resided. |
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And the Central Square again |