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The study provides an introductory overview of the German community in Edinburgh and Leith. It examines how the German immigrants were ethnically organised and which different professions they pursued. It also focusses on the individual immigrant and their biography. The study provides an introductory overview of the German community in Edinburgh and Leith. It examines how the German immigrants were ethnically organised and which different professions they pursued. It also focusses on the individual immigrant and their biography. A. German Emigration in the Nineteenth CenturyEmigration Patterns - Political Refugees from the German Revolution 1848/1849B. The German Evangelical Church for Edinburgh and Leith (1862-1914)The Beginnings of the German Evangelical Church for Edinburgh and Leith: Pastor Theodore Jonas Meyer (1818-1896) - Pastor John Blumenreich (1823-1884) - Pastor Karl Wagner-Groben (1836-1886) - Pastor Martin Locher (1862-1951) - Pastor Hermann Wilm (1865-1942) - Pastor Martin Langenau (1863-1935) - Pastor Friedrich Ringshausen (1874-1920) and Pastor Friedrich Reimer (1876-1945) - Pastor Ernst Albrecht (1879-1931) - Pastor Curt Planer (1884-1965)C. German Seamen's Mission at the Firth of Forth (1885-1914)D. German Consular Representation in Edinburgh and LeithGerman Consular Representation in Edinburgh and Leith in the Nineteenth Century - Consular Representation in Edinburgh and Leith for the Hanseatic Cities, the North German Confederation, and Imperial Germany - Consul Adolph Robinow (1806-1885) - Consuls Hugo Friedrich Knoblauch (1839-1923) and Louis William Knoblauch (1873-1950)E. Germans in Edinburgh and Leith and their ProfessionsGermans in the Hospitality and Delicatessen Business - German Pork Butchers - Wandering Musicians of Western Palatinate - German Sugar Bakers - German Glass Bottle Blowers - German Black Forest Clockmakers - German Hairdressers - Germans at the University of Edinburgh - Astronomy - The German GovernessF. Conclusion Larah Wessendorf studied History, Classical Archaeology and Pre- and Early Historical Archaeology at the University of Hamburg. She works as a historian and genealogist and is a board member of the Genealogical Society Hamburg e.V., where she initiated, among other things, the database project on the »Hamburger Todesbescheinigungen« which were destroyed in 2018.
