Title: GERMAN-AMERICAN HERITAGE MONTH - October 2021 | National Today
Headings: German-American Heritage Month –
October 2021

German-American Heritage Month – October 2021
History of German-American Heritage Month
German-American Heritage Month timeline
German American Day
Germans arrived in huge numbers
Settling in America
German-American Heritage Month FAQ s
What day is German American Day?
What is Germany famous for?
How many German American families settled in the U.S. in 1683?
How to Observe German-American Heritage Month
Visit a museum
Make a dish
Social Media
5 Fun German Facts
Germans in America
German American Heritage Day
Oktoberfest
Christmas trees
Kindergarten
Why We Love German-American Heritage Month
It celebrates culture
It’s festive
They made the American burger
German-American Heritage Month dates
German-American Heritage Month related holidays

Content: Taste the foods and customs of Germany. Social Media
Use the tag #German-AmericanHeritageMonth to share fun posts with your friends and family about this national holiday. 5 Fun German Facts
Germans in America
It’s estimated that 50 million Americans have German ancestry, around 17% of the population. German American Heritage Day
German American Heritage Day is October 6. On this day, German Americans settled in Pennsylvania. Oktoberfest
Oktoberfest is an annual festival that runs in Munich, Germany from September 16 to October 3. They include beer tents, Bavarian music, and people dressing in Bavarian, Germany. Christmas trees
The tradition of Christmas trees was brought to the U.S. from Germany. Kindergarten
Kindergarten was created by German educator Frederich Froebel in 1837. The word means “the children’s garden.”