Wikipedia's list of German Americans

en.wikipedia.org...

The ones that caught my attention the most were Barack Obama and Bruce Lee....WHAT?

Im surprised that they have not added Casper Weinberger on that list...hmm maybe they are on the process of it or maybe the list is too long to add more German-Americans.

I know what your thinking "Albert Einstein?" but remember that he became an American citizen in 1940, i guess that counts.

reply to post by BacknTime


I've said it once,I've said it a thousand time's.The Nazi's never lost the war.

Truly, I'm not trying to be a wiseguy here. What prompted you to look this up? Why are you sharing it with us? Is this an indication of some nefarious plot? I must be missing something.

reply to post by BacknTime


Why did Barack Obama and Bruce Lee catch your attention?

Barack Obama – American President. His mother, Ann Dunham, has German ancestries that arrived to America in 1750

Really don't see the significance of that.
And Albert Einstein is featured on the list!

reply to post by charles1952


Im sharing it to people who are interested in German Ancestry, well not just German but all ancestry, but for now ill leave it to German

reply to post by Mads1987

Why did Barack Obama and Bruce Lee catch your attention? Really don't see the significance of that

then maybe you are not interested in ancestry and background history

reply to post by BacknTime


Sorry. I completely misunderstood the meaning of this thread, since the second guy in here posted something about the Nazis still being around, I simply assumed that you were implying that there was some kind of conspiracy.

But no, ancestry, in regards to nationality, doesn't really interest me much.