The Linhart Family, UK
The Family World Wide
United Kindgom
The Linhart Family has been established in the UK, since December 1997.
Family members traveled from Germany via France, where some of them stayed, to England.
First settling in the County of Nottinghamshire, then Yorkshire and they finally settled in the
County of Lancashire.
Family members, here in the UK, follow the Jewish Faith, compared to the traditional
Christian/Protestant faith observed by members of the Linhart Family, here in Europe.
Family members traveled from Germany via France, where some of them stayed, to England.
First settling in the County of Nottinghamshire, then Yorkshire and they finally settled in the
County of Lancashire.
Family members, here in the UK, follow the Jewish Faith, compared to the traditional
Christian/Protestant faith observed by members of the Linhart Family, here in Europe.
France
The Linhart Family has been established in France, since July 1992.
Family members traveled from Germany to France, settling first in the Region of Doubs in the
County of Franche-Compte. From here, some of the members continued to the United Kingdom and
some decided to stay.
After the passing of the matriarche, members of the Family moved to the Region of Jura, still in the
County of Franche-Compte.
Family members, in France, follow a number of faiths including the B'Nei Noach Mouvement and
the Catholic Faith.
Family members traveled from Germany to France, settling first in the Region of Doubs in the
County of Franche-Compte. From here, some of the members continued to the United Kingdom and
some decided to stay.
After the passing of the matriarche, members of the Family moved to the Region of Jura, still in the
County of Franche-Compte.
Family members, in France, follow a number of faiths including the B'Nei Noach Mouvement and
the Catholic Faith.
Germany
The Linhart Family has been established in Germany, since after World War 2.
Family members where chased from Czechoslovakia, where they have been the Austrian-Hungarian
Empire, to Germany. Some members of the Family lost their lives, escaping from the wrath of the
Czechoslovaks against its Sudetendeutsche population.
Some members settled in the Bundesstaat of Bavaria, which became the official State refugee place
of Sudetendeutsche refugees.
Some others moved on to the Bundesland Baden-Wuerttemberg, where they settled. Some Family
members went on, from there, to France and the United Kingdom. Most members of the Family still
live, till today, in Baden-Wuerttemberg and Bavaria. They compose the majority of European
Family members up to today.
Family members where chased from Czechoslovakia, where they have been the Austrian-Hungarian
Empire, to Germany. Some members of the Family lost their lives, escaping from the wrath of the
Czechoslovaks against its Sudetendeutsche population.
Some members settled in the Bundesstaat of Bavaria, which became the official State refugee place
of Sudetendeutsche refugees.
Some others moved on to the Bundesland Baden-Wuerttemberg, where they settled. Some Family
members went on, from there, to France and the United Kingdom. Most members of the Family still
live, till today, in Baden-Wuerttemberg and Bavaria. They compose the majority of European
Family members up to today.
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