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• AGGSH - Arbeitsgruppe Genealogie Schleswig-Holstein / Genealogy Work Group Schleswig-Holstein

  Informal association of historians and genealogists for transcribing the Schleswig-Holstein census & research of emigration.

• AKuFF-Arbeitskreis ungarndeutscher Familienforscher e.V. / German Family Tree Researchers' Society in Hungary

  The AKuFF above all is an organization of German family tree researchers in Hungary, but it doesn't preclude the possibility of researching Hungarian or other nationalities. The main purpose of the society is to organize the researchers in this organization, promote the exchange of information by getting to know each other's research work, provide scientific background for the members and giving professional assistance necessary for research.

• Anglo German Family History Society

  United Kingdom. Genealogy or family history of people from the German-speaking parts of Europe who have emigrated over the centuries and settled in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland (North and South), and the neighbouring islands.

• Anglo-German Family History Society

  For those who are interested in researching the genealogy or family history of people from the German-speaking parts of Europe.

• Arbeitsgemeinschaft Familienforschung Westerwald / Westerwald Familyresearch Workgroup

  Genealogical Society for the Westerwald Region of Germany - ArGeWe. The Westerwald Region is between the Rhine, Sieg and Lahn rivers not far from Koblenz/Rhine. mostly located in the federal state of Rhineland-Palatinate; some parts belong to Hessia and North-Rhine-Westphalia.

• Arbeitsgemeinschaft für mitteldeutsche Familienforschung e.V.

• Arbeitsgemeinschaft ostdeutscher Familienforscher e. V.

• Arbeitskreis donauschwäbischer Familienforscher e.V.

  The Working Group of Danube-Swabian Genealogists.

• Bukovina Society of the Americas

  This website covers the migration of Germans from Rhine-Palatinate, Württemberg and the Bohemian Forest in the late 1700's and early 1800's when they were recruited/motivated to settle Bukovina (land of beech trees), then a sparsely populated crown land of the Aus­trian Hungarian Empire. After one or two generations in Bukovina, scarcity of land and the attraction of the new world countries again motivated a migration in the late 1800's to early 1900's. Kansas, Washington, Colorado, Illinois and New York were their main destinations in North America and Brazil was the major destination in South America. This website has rich content on the history, culture and genealogy of the Bukovina Germans.

• Czechoslovak Genealogical Society International

  Promoting genealogical research and creating an interest in ancestry and heritage among descendants of ethnic groups who comprised the former nation of Czechoslovakia, including Bohemian (Czech), German-Bohemian (Bohmisch), Hungarian, Moravian, Ruthenian (Rusyn), Silesian, Slovakian, and those of Jewish ancestry. Headquarters in St. Paul, Minnesota.

• Deutsche Arbeitsgemeinschaft genealogischer Verbände e. V. / German Association of genealogical associations Association (DAGV)

  DAGV is the umbrella organization of genealogical and heraldic associations in Germany.

• Deutsche Hugenotten-Gesellschaft e.V.

  Bad Karlshafen.

• Die Bessarabiendeutschen

  Die Bessarabiendeutschen Landsmannschaft - Heimatmuseum - Hilfskomitee.

• Die Maus e. V. - Gesellschaft fuer Familienforschung in Bremen

  Die Maus e. V. - Family History and genealogical society of Bremen.

  • Researcher Database of the Maus e. V. members

• DOMOWINA - Union of Lusatian Sorbs

• Düsseldorfer Verein für Familienkunde e.V. / Duesseldorf Society for Family History

  Aktuelles aus dem Duesseldorfer Verein, Veranstaltungen, Ahnenlisten, Software, FOKO-Datenbank usw.; Activities of the society, ancestor-lists, software, FOKO-database etc.

• East European Genealogical Society

  Winnipeg, Canada.

• Emsland Heritage Society

  For ALL those interested in the genealogies and histories of the people and towns of the area of Germany-bordering Netherlands>upper north west>North sea> Ems Canal. Towns include: Papenburg, Sögel, Werlte, Hüven, Stavern, Lähn, Spelle and others.
  [The original link is broken. This link points to an archived copy on the Wayback Machine]

• Genealogical Association of English Speaking Researchers in Europe (GAESRE)

  Dedicated to supporting genealogy research in Europe through direct member support, monthly meetings, a monthly newsletter, an annual conference, and maintenance of a genealogy library located near Mannheim, Germany.

• Genealogische Gesellschaft Hamburg e.V.

  Genealogical Society of Hamburg, Germany.