- Bačka (Serbian Cyrillic: Бачка,
pronounced [bâːtʃkaː]) or Bácska (pronounced [ˈbaːtʃkɒ]) is a
geographical and
historical area
within the
Pannonian Plain...
- Hungarian,
Serbian and
other Volksdeutsche (ethnic Germans),
mostly from the
Batschka region as well as the
personnel and
equipment from the 23rd
Waffen Mountain...
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formed from
training units in the
protectorate after the ''
Batschka'' Division) or ''
Batschka'' 32nd SS
Freiwilligen Grenadier Division ''30 Januar'' 33rd...
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Batschka-Torontal
District (Serbian: Bačko-torontalski
okrug or Бачко-торонталски округ; German:
Bezirk Batschka-Torontal;[citation needed] Hungarian:...
-
Swabian (Schwowe)
communities of Yugoslavia,
Hungary and
Romania (the
Batschka and Banat), were
forcibly sent to
Russia as
Allied "war reparations", being...
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abolished in 1751,
these parts of the
Batschka were also
included into Bács-Bodrog county. The only part of the
Batschka region which remained within the Military...
- Weißruthenische Nr. 1
Belarusians White Ruthenia 1944–1945 11,000 (1944) 31st
Batschka Ethnic Germans mostly from
Hungary and
Yugoslavia Bačka
region 1944–1945...
- two districts:
Batschka-Torontal and Temeschwar-Karasch. In 1850,
crown land was
divided into five
districts and the
territory of
Batschka-Torontal District...
-
Vojvodina "Sekitsch in the
Batschka |
Szeghegy (Sekitsch) by
Johan Jauß". www.dvhh.org.
Retrieved 2022-01-21. "Sekitsch in the
Batschka |
Ortsippenbuch Sekitsch"...
- first, the
crown land was
divided into two districts:[citation needed]
Batschka-Torontal (Bačka-Torontal) Temeschwar-Karasch (Timișoara-Caraș) Later, it...
