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| Year | Author/Creator | Title | Form | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1980 | Williams, J. Allen, Jr.//Johnson, David R.; Carranza, Miguel A. | Ethnic Assimilation and Pluralism in NebraskaEthnicity on the Great Plains | Book Chapter | more |
| Apr. 1957 | Willibrand, W. A. | English loan words in the low German dialect of Westphalia, Missouri | Journal Article | more |
| Autumn 1951 | Willibrand, W. A. | In Bilingual Old Okarche | Journal Article | more |
| Autumn 1950 | Willibrand, W. A. | German in Okarche, 1892-1902 | Journal Article | more |
| 1966 | Willich, August | On man, history and socialismHegel’s first American followers | Book Chapter | more |
| Fall/Winter 2021 | Wilson, Gilbert L. | Mary Schaal Johns: An Immigrant’s Story | Journal Article | more |
| 1992 | Wilson, Joseph | The Kalender/Jahrbuch of the NeuBraunfelser ZeitungThe German-American Press | Book Chapter | more |
| 1986 | Wilson, Joseph | Texas German and Other American Immigrant Languages: Problems and ProspectsEagle in the New World: German Immigration to Texas and America | Book Chapter | more |
| 1981 | Wilson, Joseph | The Earliest Anglicisms in Texas Germany | Journal Article | more |
| 1970 | Wilson, Joseph B. | Unusual German lexical items from the Lee-Fayette County area of TexasTexas studies in bilingualism: Spanish, French, German, Czech, Polish, Sorbian, and Norwegian in the Southwest, with a concluding chapter on code-switching and modes of speaking in American Swedish | Book Chapter | more |