The Luxembourg Hercules

Jan 12, 2026 | History, Luxembourg Culture

John Grün, of Mondorf-les-Bains, Luxembourg, was a famous strongman. John Grün, who claimed to be the strongest man in the world, was born in Mondorf-les-Bains on August 27,1868, into a family of craftsmen and Yenish people (an indigenous, semi-nomadic group involved...

Dual Citizen Insights

Jan 12, 2026 | Citizenship

Now that you’re an official Luxembourg citizen, should you apply for a Luxembourg/EU passport? In this month’s Dual Citizen Insights, we discuss why you may want to get a Luxembourg passport. Here at Luxembourg Legacy, we frequently get asked by our clients if they...

Luxembourg Genealogy Corner

Jan 12, 2026 | Genealogy

Liliane, of Kleinbettingen, Luxembourg, and Kevin Wester are fourth cousins once removed. In this month’s Genealogy Corner, we explain the often-confusing terms and definitions related to cousins, including one and twice removed.First CousinYour first cousin is a...

Settlement Spotlight: Bellwood, Nebraska

Jan 12, 2026 | Ancestors

Explore the Luxembourg Enclave in Butler County, Nebraska (Part 3). This is the final installment of the spotlight on Bellwood, Nebraska. In 1924, Presentation Parish celebrated the 50th Jubilee of its founding. A three-day celebration took place from...

Winter Holiday Traditions in Luxembourg

Dec 5, 2025 | Holidays & Traditions, Luxembourg Culture

Did you get treats or a twig? Many Luxembourg Americans celebrate St. Nicholas Day, but for most of us, Santa Claus’s visit on Christmas Eve has always been the highlight of our holidays. In the Grand Duchy, however, Niklosdag or Kleeserchersdag is the main...