Neroth - Further Reading

Further Reading

  • Willi Steffens: Der Nerother Kopf. Heimatjahrbuch 1974. Weiss-Verlag, Daun 1974, S.40-41 (http://www.jahrbuch-daun.de)
  • Siegfried Stahnke: Nerother Burg – Vergessene Burg?. Heimatjahrbuch 1983. Weiss-Verlag, Daun 1983, S.47–53 (http://www.jahrbuch-daun.de)
  • Siegfried Stahnke: Mausefallen aus Neroth. Heimatjahrbuch 1985. Weiss-Verlag, Daun 1985, S.145–147 (http://www.jahrbuch-daun.de)
  • Werner Grasediek: Vom Steffelberg rollt das Feuerrad. Heimatjahrbuch 2003. Weiss-Verlag, Daun 2003, S.113–115 (http://www.jahrbuch-daun.de)
  • Hildegard Ginzler: Die "Musfallskrämer" aus der Eifel: Entwicklung des Drahtwarengewerbes in Neroth als Beispiel für Selbsthilfe in einer Mittelgebirgsregion. Gesellschaft für Volkskunde Rheinland-Pfalz, Mainz 1986, ISBN 3-926052-00-7
  • Hildegard Ginzler: Die Mausefallenmacher. Rheinland-Verlag, Köln 1989, ISBN 3-7927-1111-7 ISBN 3-7927-1111-0
  • Peter Honnen: Geheimsprachen im Rheinland. Eine Dokumentation der Rotwelschdialekte in Bell, Breyell, Kofferen, Neroth, Speicher und Stotzheim. Rheinland-Verlag, Köln 1998, ISBN 3-7927-1728-X
  • Wolfram Windolph: Nerother Jenisch: Schriftliche Quellen und Glossar. Harrassowitz, Wiesbaden 1998, ISBN 3-447-04044-0

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