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FormatJournal Article
Author, AnalyticKamphoefner, Walter D.
Title, AnalyticForum: German Americans and Their Relations with African Americans during the Mid-Nineteenth Century. Introduction
Journal TitleJournal of American Ethnic History
Date of Publication(Special issue, Racial Divides) Fall 2008
Volume ID28
Issue ID1
Location in Work10-12
AbstractThe three papers presented for this forum address the "most elusive of issues. . . : personal attitudes of German immigrants toward the question of slavery and the social and political rights of African American in the Civil War and Reconstruction Era." The papers utilize German-language sources to uncover missing aspects of American history, and they "recognize that Immigrant groups can be subjects as well as objects of discrimination and that immigrant acculturation involves interactions not just with the 'dominant society,' but with other ethnic and racial minorities as well."
NotesIncludes bibliographical notes.
Call NumberMKI P2009-4
MKI TermsAfrican Americans/ German Americans/ Ethnic relations/ 19th century