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ES-Schwennicke,
LIST OF VOLUMES,
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    • Date: Fri, 14 Nov 1997 07:19:35 -0500
    To: Kaj Malachowski (SGGMWWOY@plearn.edu.pl)
    From: Steven_Lavallee@brown.edu (Steven Lavallee)
    Subject: Europaische Stammtafeln

    Europaische Stammtafeln:
    Stammtafeln zur geschichte der Europaischen staaten.
    Neue folge. Herausgegeben von Detlev Schwennicke.
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    Below is a summary of the volumes. Note that as of July of 1995, volumes I, II, VI and VII were out of print. For more information, write to:

    J.A. Stargardt Verlag
    Postfach 12 68 26
    D10595 Berlin
    Deutschland

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    Band I: The German ruling houses (several omissions among the post-1918 genealogical updates of these families; only some genealogies were updated through 1980).

    Band II: The other-than German ruling houses of Europe.

    Band III-1: A mishmash of houses related to the above (everything from Pomerania, Silesia, Liechtenstein --to non-reigning collateral and earlier branches of the reigning families covered in I and II to exotic lesser-known dynasties of the Balkan and Crimean peninsulas).

    Band III-2: Illegitimate and morganatic offshoots of families covered in I & II.

    Band III-3: More of the same, mostly the issue of the rulers of the Iberian peninsula states.

    Band III-4: Many great feudal families of French ORIGIN (including those who migrated to England, the Holy Land, ...), with --for some reason not known to me-- the Esterhazys(!) and the Rakoczis(!!) thrown in at the beginning.

    Band IV: Mediatised Houses of the HRE, part 1.

    Band V: Part 2 of above (which does not complete the roster of the mediatised houses).

    Band VI: Families of Upper Lorraine (Everything from Cleves-Berg- Julich to Burgundian families).

    Band VII: more of the same.

    Band VIII: Families of Northern Germany & Sweden, for the most part.

    Band IX: Families made great through Capitalism: Everyone from the Astors to the Borjas to the Fuggers to the Rothschilds to the Ursels to the Welsers, Stroganovs, and the Grosvenors.

    Band X: Families of the peers of France (Rohan, La Rochefoucauld, etc).

    Band XI: Middle & Upper Rhine & Burgundy.

    Band XII: Families of Swabia.

    Band XIII: French feudal families, part I.

    Band XIV: Part 2 of above.

    Band XV: Families of the Burgundy area in the Middle Ages.

    Band XVI: Families of Bavaria and Franconia.

    Steven Benedict Lavallee
    Steven_Lavallee@brown.edu


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