Recent and Noteworthy Books by
Dr. Don Heinrich Tolzmann

Featured Book

Originally published in 1901, Gustav Tafel's history of the Cincinnati Germans in the Civil War has been translated and edited by Don Heinrich Tolzmann, who has added supplemental chapters on Germans from Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana in the Civil War. Gustav Tafel (1830-1908) was one of the cofounders of the Cincinnati Turnverein and helped organize Cincinnati's 9th Ohio Infantry Regiment and later served as commander of the 106th Ohio Infantry Regiment. After the Civil War he was elected to the Ohio House of Representatives and also served as mayor of Cincinnati.

(Gustav Tafel’s The Cincinnati Germans in the Civil War, translated and edited by Don Heinrich Tolzmann, with Supplements on Germans from Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana, is available from the Little Miami Pub. Co. - Tel.: 513-576-9369, or Email: orders@littlemiamibooks.com).

Popular and Recent Titles available

Amana: The Amana Society or Community of True Inspiration	Cincinnati Germans in the Civil War	Cincinnati's German Heritage	Covington's German Heritage	Early German-American Newspapers
German Cincinnati	The German Element of the Northeast	German Heritage Guide to the Greater Cincinnati Area, 2nd edition	German Heritage Guide to the State of Ohio	German Pioneer Accounts of the Great Sioux Uprising of 1862
The German Pioneer Legacy	German Pioneers in Early California	The German-American Experience: A Revised and Expanded Edition of Theodore Huebener's The Germans in America, 2nd Edition	German-Americana: Selected Essays	The Germans in the American Civil War
Illinois' German Heritage	The Indians' Revenge	Kentucky's German Pioneers	John A. Roebling and His Suspension Bridge on the Ohio River	Memories of the Battle of New Ulm
Memories of New Ulm	The Memory of Mankind	Missouri's German Heritage	New Ulm Minnesota	Wooden Shoe Hollow