The Swiss American Historical Society Review (SAHSR) is published 3 times yearly. The Review is dedicated to articles, reviews, obituaries, and reports dealing with the topics of interest to the Society.
The Review is available online through the America: History and Life database.
November 2012
articles
Kurt Winkler, Albert Einstein in Switzerland: The Education of the Most Famous Swiss American
William E. Herman, The Ideas of Jean Piaget: Using Theory to Better Understand Theory and Improve Learning
Stephen P. Halbrook, The Swiss Confederation in the Eyes of America’s Founders
book Reviews
Michael Dondzila, To Make This Land Our Own: Community, Identity, and Cultural Adaptation in Purrysburg Township, South Carolina, 1732-1865 by Arlin C. Migliazzo
Martin Kalb, A Laboratory of Liberty: The Transformation of Political culture in Republican Switzerland by Marc H. Lerner
Hannah Schultz, Boundaries of Faith: Catholics and Protestants in the Diocese of Geneva by Jill Fehleison
Leo Schelbert, Magdener Familien 1600-1875 und ihre Stammbaume by Werner Rothweiler
Fred Jenny, Paradise Bird in the Golden Cage by Kurt L. Wyss-Labasque
Jonathan D. Neu, Three Months in the Confederate Army by Henry Hotze
June 2012: Special Issue
America Guide by Johann Rudolf Ochs
February 2012
Articles
Martha Kümin-Jurt, Ufnau. An Island in Switzerland’s Lake Zurich—a Hamlet in the American State of Texas.
Mario Kessler, Ernst Engelberg: Historian and Anti-Nazi Activist: 1909–2010.
Laura Fair-Schulz, Graven Images, Amish Aesthetics, and the “Affirmative Lie.”
Book Reviews
Mark G. Spencer, Gallatin: America’s Swiss Founding Father. by Nicholas Dungan
Dwight Page, Editor, Wenn Du absolut nach Amerika willst, so gehe in Gottesnamen! by Christa Landert
Film Review
Axel Fair-Schulz, Valkyrie Re-Considered: Hollywood, Historical Complexity and Popular Culture.
Annual Report
48th Annual Meeting of the Swiss American Historical Society.
Recent Articles
“Swiss American Presence at the Battle of Shiloh,” by Dr. H. Dwight Page- “Henry Wirz and Andersonville: The Career of the Most Controversial Swiss American,” by Dr. Albert Winkler
- “Considering Swiss Neutrality in World War One,” by Brian Wages
- “Heidi and Seek: Cases of Espionage and Covert Operations in Switzerland, 1795–1995,” by Brian Champion
