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Bremerhaven as an emigration port Around five million Germans looked for a new home in North America in the 19th century. The new “Bremer Haven” opened in 1830 was, as Wilhelm Bleek writes in his new work “Vormärz” (CH Beck), a center of transatlantic migration. Over 70 river kilometers away from the North Sea, Bremen was threatened with an end to shipping due to the silting up of the Weser. The Free City bought the Kingdom of Hanover for 77,658 thalers – which corresponds to a current value of over 4.5 million euros …
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Accessed on February 17, 2021 at 11:28 am on https://www.sn.at/kolumne/war-alles-schon-einmal-da/ein-vorort-von-new-york-76441594
