Some stories refuse to disappear.
The story of the SS Dresden — its passengers, its broken promises, and its long aftermath — is one of them. For years, this project has grown slowly, carried forward by research, testimonies from descendants, and a shared desire to understand what truly happened in 1889.
The book The Descendants of the Dresden is taking shape but we need some time for more consistent presentation of the digital versions (in spanish and in englsih) with design, printed version and other things to come.
This is not the end of the journey at all — it is only a new beginning.
This project has always been independent. It has not been funded by any institutions, universities, or grants. It exists thanks to time, persistence, and the generosity of people who believe that memory matters.
If this story resonates with you — whether as a descendant, a historian, a reader, or simply someone who believes that overlooked histories deserve a place — you can help make the next stage possible.
By supporting the Dresden Project, you are contributing directly to:
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Professional translation of the book
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Layout design and preparation for both digital and printed version
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A limited first printed edition
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The continuation of research and outreach
Every contribution, large or small, helps move this project forward.
This is not only about publishing a book. It is about making sure this story can be read, shared, and carried forward across languages and generations.
Thank you for reading.
Thank you for supporting.
And thank you for helping keep the Dresden Project alive.
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