2016 Distinguished German-American of the Year
Philanthropist and Entrepreneur to be Honored at the 30th Council of 1000 & Fundraising Gala
GAHF announces Philip F. Anschutz as the 2016 Distinguished German-American of the Year
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Philanthropist and Entrepreneur to be Honored at the 30th Council of 1000 & Fundraising Gala
GAHF announces Philip F. Anschutz as the 2016 Distinguished German-American of the Year
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The German-American Heritage Foundation of the USA® announces its 40th anniversary summer social media campaign – #GAHF40Years.
This summer we celebrate the GAHF 40-year anniversary with the launch of – #GAHF40Years. Look out for our photo contest for the chance to win an all-inclusive trip for two to New York City and some exciting 40-year memorabilia!
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Cookouts, fireworks, and good company often come to mind when one thinks about Independence Day. From a young age, every American has heard the stories of the signing of the Declaration of Independence and the trials it took to become a sovereign state. However, we tend to overlook the German-Americans who had a large influence on the freedom the United States enjoys today. On July 5, 1776, the German-American newspaper, Der Wöchentliche Pennsylvanischer Staatsbote, was the first paper — in any language — to announce the signing of the Declaration of Independence the day before. The newspaper also published a German translation of the Declaration of Independence on July 9, 1776.