Beloved husband of the late Frances Hurd Stadler; dear uncle of Katherine Menz (the late John), Fred H Eppenberger, Julie Hurd Szende (Gabor) and John Hurd (Alice); dear great-uncle and cousin.
Bio from book, Journey through a Part of the United States of North America in the Years 1844-1846 by Albert C. Koch Translated, Edited and with an Introduction by Ernst A. Stadler, published in 1972.
"Ernst A. Stadler was born in Passau, Bavaria, and works for Anheuser-Busch, Incorporated, of St. Louis. He was educated in Germany and employed (1950-1954) by Radio Free Europe in Munich. His interest in German immigration to America is reflected by his articles. "The German Settlement of St. Louis," in Mid-continent American Studies Journal (Spring 1965) and "Karl May: The Wild West Under the German Umlaut," in the Missouri Historical Society Bulletin (July 1965)."
Bio from book, Journey through a Part of the United States of North America in the Years 1844-1846 by Albert C. Koch Translated, Edited and with an Introduction by Ernst A. Stadler, published in 1972.
"Ernst A. Stadler was born in Passau, Bavaria, and works for Anheuser-Busch, Incorporated, of St. Louis. He was educated in Germany and employed (1950-1954) by Radio Free Europe in Munich. His interest in German immigration to America is reflected by his articles. "The German Settlement of St. Louis," in Mid-continent American Studies Journal (Spring 1965) and "Karl May: The Wild West Under the German Umlaut," in the Missouri Historical Society Bulletin (July 1965)."
Beloved husband of the late Frances Hurd Stadler; dear uncle of Katherine Menz (the late John), Fred H Eppenberger, Julie Hurd Szende (Gabor) and John Hurd (Alice); dear great-uncle and cousin.
Bio from book, Journey through a Part of the United States of North America in the Years 1844-1846 by Albert C. Koch Translated, Edited and with an Introduction by Ernst A. Stadler, published in 1972.
"Ernst A. Stadler was born in Passau, Bavaria, and works for Anheuser-Busch, Incorporated, of St. Louis. He was educated in Germany and employed (1950-1954) by Radio Free Europe in Munich. His interest in German immigration to America is reflected by his articles. "The German Settlement of St. Louis," in Mid-continent American Studies Journal (Spring 1965) and "Karl May: The Wild West Under the German Umlaut," in the Missouri Historical Society Bulletin (July 1965)."
Bio from book, Journey through a Part of the United States of North America in the Years 1844-1846 by Albert C. Koch Translated, Edited and with an Introduction by Ernst A. Stadler, published in 1972.
"Ernst A. Stadler was born in Passau, Bavaria, and works for Anheuser-Busch, Incorporated, of St. Louis. He was educated in Germany and employed (1950-1954) by Radio Free Europe in Munich. His interest in German immigration to America is reflected by his articles. "The German Settlement of St. Louis," in Mid-continent American Studies Journal (Spring 1965) and "Karl May: The Wild West Under the German Umlaut," in the Missouri Historical Society Bulletin (July 1965)."
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