Luxembourg Heritage Society of Northwest Iowa

Luxembourg Heritage Society of Northwest Iowa member toured Luxembourg in 2008 with René...

Luxembourg Immigration to America – Part 2  

Gonner’s Recommendations on Who Should Emigrate, How to Prepare The 19th century landmark study of...
Luxembourg Immigration to America – Part 2  

Luxembourg Immigration to America – Part 2  

Gonner’s Recommendations on Who Should Emigrate, How to Prepare The 19th century landmark study of Luxembourg immigration to America was Nicholas Gonner’s book “Die Luxemburger in der Neuen Welt” (“The Luxembourger in the New World”). Gonner, who...

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Noteworthy Dual Citizen

Noteworthy Dual Citizen

Leigh Burmesch is a freelance animator who lives in Milwaukee. Photo by Jess Diaz. This article is thirteenth in our series on Luxembourg Americans who have gone through the process of reclamation of Luxembourg nationality to become Luxembourg citizens. These dual...

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Luxembourg Legacy Captures Historians’ WWII Stories

Luxembourg Legacy Captures Historians’ WWII Stories

WWII historian Roland Gaul, left, with Kevin Wester, of Luxembourg Legacy. Photo by Ali Sahib, chronicle.lu. Luxembourg Legacy Founder/CEO Kevin Wester spent a week in Luxembourg in October creating videos with some of Luxembourg’s most respected WWII historians,...

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Settlement Spotlight: Luxemburg, Iowa – Part 1

Settlement Spotlight: Luxemburg, Iowa – Part 1

Aerial view of Luxemburg, Iowa, 1972. Throughout the years, several U.S. communities have been named Luxemburg (the German spelling for Luxembourg), including Luxemburg, Missouri (now the St. Louis suburb of Lemay); Luxemburg Ravine, California (a former Luxembourger...

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Add Luxembourg Sausage to Your Holiday Menu

Add Luxembourg Sausage to Your Holiday Menu

A traditional treipen dinner includes potatoes, red cabbage and applesauce. This year, celebrate your heritage by adding traditional Luxembourg farmer sausage or Luxembourg treipen to your holiday menu.   Luxembourg farmer sausage is a milder sausage that can be eaten...

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Genealogy Corner

Genealogy Corner

Findagrave.com a Valuable Genealogical Research Tool  When studying your family’s genealogy, one of the best free research tools available is the world-wide database of cemeteries and gravestones known as findagrave.com.  Just plug in your family member’s name...

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Dual Citizen Insights

Dual Citizen Insights

Who Must Travel to Luxembourg to Apply for Citizenship?  Luxembourg Legacy tour participants pose after their in-person citizenship interview at the Bierger Center in Luxembourg City. People often ask our Luxembourg Legacy team if...

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