KnowraGerman AmericansLinked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to German Americans, each with the reason it gives.All 10Related 6Narrower topic 3Compared with 1Lower East SideRelated: German-speaking immigrants were among the neighborhood’s earlier large immigrant populations.Midwestern United StatesRelated: German-speaking immigrants and their descendants strongly influenced Midwestern settlement, agriculture, and urban life.Irish AmericansCompared with: Their long-standing presence offers a comparison of assimilation and ethnic identity.MilwaukeeRelated: Large-scale German immigration profoundly shaped Milwaukee’s population and civic culture.Dutch SchultzRelated: Schultz was born Arthur Flegenheimer to German immigrant parents in New York.Fredric WerthamRelated: Wertham was born in Germany and later built his career in the United States.Easter BunnyRelated: German immigrants helped carry the Easter hare custom into American communities.Marcus GoldmanNarrower topic: Goldman’s migration and business career formed part of nineteenth-century German-American life.Fredericka MandelbaumNarrower topic: Her immigrant background placed her within a large nineteenth-century German-speaking population.Herman LammNarrower topic: Lamm’s life crossed German and American social worlds.