Nearly 100 years ago, City Council passed an ordinance to rename German-sounding streets.Now a proposal is moving forward to change three streets back to their original German names.

Kargau organizes his book about St. Louis in what might be described as a particularly German manner—that is to say, meticulous, orderly, and thorough. First, he starts with the streets of the ...

For years, German Street was a major thoroughfare in the Second Ward. Its name served as a reminder of the significant German population that settled in the area in the 19th century.

One hundred years ago, Cincinnati City Council changed the German names of 12 streets to appease an angry and fearful population during WWI..

"Now after 100 years, it is high time to right the wrong of the past and return the original names to some streets, and honorific names to others," said Don Heinrich Tolzmann of the German ...

Anti-German Hysteria in Cincinnati began in 1917 and was fueled by World War I. Anger towards Cincinnati's German residents grew. Cincinnati Public Schools dropped German from its curriculum ...

Like Blek le Rat, who had his first U.S. show last week at Shepard Fairey's Subliminal Projects, more European street art comes to Los Angeles for an American debut. Tonight, from 8 p.m. to 12 a.m ...