Steve Heimler

Birth Name: Steven Heimler

Place of Birth: Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, U.S.

Date of Birth: May 6, 1980

Ethnicity: Pennsylvania Dutch [German, Dutch, Swiss-German], German, Irish, Lithuanian Jewish, Russian Jewish, one eighth Polish, one eighth Hungarian, as well as, some French-Canadian, Scots-Irish, Anglo-Irish, Northern Irish, Dutch, Belgian Flemish and Walloon, Swiss [French, German, Romansh, Italian], Alsatian [German, French], distant English, Scottish, Cornish and Welsh

Steve Heimler is an American history teacher and educational YouTuber. He founded, and hosts, Heimler’s History, a YouTube channel that helps students prepare for Advanced Placement (AP) history and related exams. He initially worked as a high school AP history teacher, teaching subjects including U.S. history, world history, European history, government, and macroeconomics. Over time, his educational videos found a national audience.

Steve’s paternal grandfather was Robert Lee Heimler (the son of Roy J. Heimler and Matilda Van Hassel). Robert was born in Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, was of Dutch, Belgian Flemish, Alsatian [German, French], German, and Swiss [French, German, Romansh, Italian].

Steve’s paternal grandmother was Diana Lorene Wozniak (the son of Arthur Stephen Wozniak and Irene M Bokori). Diana was born in South Bend, St. Joseph, Indiana, and was of half Polish And half Hungarian ancestry.

Steve’s maternal grandfather was Sheldon Robert Franks (the son of Louis Frank and Loretta Bertha Koch). Sheldon was born in Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, and was of half Lithuanian/Russian Jewish and half German descent.

Steve’s maternal grandmother was Shirley Jane McComb (the daughter of Thomas Bailie McComb and Charlotte May Brown) Shirley was born in Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, and was of five eighths Irish descent, with the rest being French-Canadian, English, Cornish, German, and Welsh. She had roots in Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Québec.

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