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The Germans of Latin America (Deutsch Latein Amerika)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 เม.ย. 2018
- How did 20 million Germans end up in Latin America? Today, we're going to discuss the Germans of Latin America, perhaps one of the most overlooked people in all of history (other than their association with former National Socialist war criminals.)
Let's go over a brief history of the many German communities set up over the many Latino countries and their contributions to their host countries. Be sure to let me know your thoughts on German Latin Americans and let me know which country you think was most heavily influenced by German immigration. Thanks for watching!
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Brazil has the largest population of Italian descendents outside of Italy, Portuguese outside of Portugal, Africans outside of Africa and Japanese outside of Japan
sim viva o Brasil !!
Also big populations of germans, polish, spanish and syrian/lebanese
RexPETA1789 He said outside of the entire continent (specifically Nigeria, the most populated black country), Brazil has the most black people.
RexPETA1789 I mean that Brazil is the country with the largest number of people of african ancestry outside of Africa
kevin da silva gonçalves You said it right now !!!
As a Brazilian with German ancestry, congrats on the excellent vídeo.
As an interesting note, in Brazil during WWII many German colonies or people who spoke German received similar and in some instances worse treatment as the Japanese on the USA.
That was because the Brazilians descendants of Germans at that time tried to do stupid things and the Brazilian government needed to take an action. If it wasn't because of this the German language in Brazil would be cooficial today. Still today Brazil is the only country in the American continent where the German language and Germanic dialects are widely spoken. S.Paulo has the largest German college in the world, if you don't know. Never heard about the "Deutsch Schule", today "Colegio Visconde de Porto Seguro?"
@Alexander You grandparents may not have done anything stupid, but others tried and that was the reason for what happened. In Brazil you can be whoever you want, you know that, as long as you don't betray the "Patria".
Que legal! Sou do Sul, minha família é italiana
@@siriemapantanal6894 Quanta besteira. Vargas era tradicionalista gaúcho, ressentido com os imigrantes recém chegados. A censura do idioma alemão no Brasil, o que inclui nomes de cidades e falar o idioma em público, foi pura xenofobia.
@@Sakian1000 Acho que o senhor nao entendeu o que foi escrito em ingles. De qualquer modo houve sim naquela epoca brasileiros metidos a besta tentando ficar ao lado dos nazistas naquele conflito e dai o problema com a lingua alema no Brasil e que se nao fosse por isso muito provavelmente a lingua alema hoje seria co-oficial senao a nivel nacional pelo menos a nivel regional. E germanicos no Brasil nao tem so no RS. Parece que o senhor nunca ouviu falar das "Deutsch Schule" espalhadas pelo interior de S.Paulo e que foram fundadas pelos alemaes por volta de 1839 e que depois da II GM, por volta de 1945, foram fechadas por decreto por esse tradicionalista gaucho burro, muita tradição da nisso, e que ainda conseguiram sobreviver e hoje é o atual Colegio Visconde de Porto Seguro, o maior colegio alemao do mundo, repito, do mundo.
My wife’s great grandfather was a German immigrant who came to Mexico as a young boy at the end of the 19th century. He settled in Nuevo León where it attracted a good size of Germans and he also had family in Texas but his parents decided to stay in Mexico. Her great grandmother was mestiza (mix race). He passed away recently but that man left good memories such as how he taught my wife how to play the accordion, since Germans are the ones that influenced Mexican Norteño music.
Same here, my grandmother's mother's parents are from Germany and settled in Mexico. I wish I knew more about my great great grandparents history.
German is a name in Spanish lol. But in Spanish German is "Aleman"
Just like Tuna is a fruit but also a fish
Which is pronounced almost the same as Herman :)
How To Vegan sí, jajajajaja :-D
Alle mann = all the men
MF DOOM
Atun Tuna. Very similar.
You forgot to mention the German influence on Mexican music such as bandas,norteñas, and polkas which sound nearly identical to German folk music
It’s true and I freaking hate it even though it’s the music of my region.
Interesting. Mexico lacked a big wave of immigration like those in other countries of Latin America
kevin da silva gonçalves monterey, durango, and jalisco
holy shit yeah it sounds extremely similar th-cam.com/video/8fCV2F6u5mU/w-d-xo.html
Also the influence on art. Frida Kahlo had german ancestry.
I can only speak for my experiences in Chile. I'm a German myself and was blown away by how much remnants of German culture can be found in Chile. Loads of people claiming to be of German descent (their mother tongue being Spanish though) and random stuff like food (you get German Kuchen/'cake' and finding German restaurants that serve very outdated food (like 18hundrets farmer's dishes) are everywhere.
While attending Spanish class in Santiago de Chile my teacher told me that there is a lot of reference towards German culture and German ideals of orderliness and punctuality in Chile. And you can feel it in the whole way the country looks and works. She said among other South American countries Chileans are considered the Germans of South America.
Pretty interesting experience.
In Chilean military parades they wear Stahlhelms and sing Erika too!
Prussian style trained Army of Chile defeated Peru, Bolivia and Argentina.
Yes like the Chile soccer team.
What about Argentina?
Chile is basically the fourth reich!
20 milions de german brasilians
50 milions in USA
20 MILIONS in Brazil
3 milions in Canadá
3 milions en argentina
@@maxcruz1850 the south of brazil has more germans than all Argentina. Deal with it.
@@renanbr7142 puro negro brasilero
That's It Bro.
No final de tudo o Brasil é uma salada de frutas. rs
Argentina*
@@matiasgonzalez1878 whos responsible for all the homicides then? Let me guess...
Here in Brazil we have about 10 million people of German ancestry (also some swiss and austrians). One of the has even become the president (Ernesto Geisel). Many artists and famous people of Brazil have, like Giselle Bundchen and also lots of politicians and judges.
i went to southern brasil ot is mostly pardo people, you can see african features even in the 'whites' of brasil, you are a mixed race country mostly african though because of millions and millions of slaves bought to brasil
We brazilians are not so racists like the argentinians, we don't care if the whites are 10% to 20% non european. We just don't like the stereotypes spreaded around. Google "race and ethnicity in Brazil" and learn something instead of spreading superficial opinions and inaccuracies
+Maximus Leone the majority percentage Of brazillian genes are from white people, so you're wrong you can say in any genetic search. a genetic search in Rio de Janeiro identifyed that percentage Of european genes in black people were like 30-50% in half Of the people.
but it's true a lot Of white brazillians has a lot Of non-caucasian genes, but it doesn't make them mixed raced. if you skin is white you are white, simply. but you can be a white person with other races admixtures in another aspects Of your fisionomy.
but brazil has like 100.000.000 white people, you can do a country with 90-100% genetic european with like 40.000.000 Of people with you use brazillian white people.
Yeah. I'm half swiss german too and very famous here in my bairro in manaus
but ... does brazil have black politicians?
USA has more than 50 millions german descendants, but german culture is more striking in southern Brazil than in the United States. There are more german speakers in Brazil than in the US. In addition, the largest Oktoberfest in the world outside Germany is in Brazil!!!!
The more I hear about Brazil the more I want to go.
Try visiting the southern rural communities. In some reserved places most of the population still speaks a german dialect.
The reason that german culture isn't as striking in the US as in Brazil is that after/during WWI and especially WWII anti-german sentiments forced germans into giving up or hiding their cultural heritage.
Actually, the Brazilian government only gave land to the German immigrants. The own immigrants who built schools, hospitals and cities.
that's true, because they wouldn't like to be taken as common latinos, so they need to maintain their heritage and culture to feel different and sometimes better. Maybe the US germans don't have a problem with identifying themselves as americans because it is a big country and they are proud of it. So their ancestry culture tends to vanish faster.
Both sides of my family ended up in Paraguay after ww2. They were ethnic Germans living in Ukraine (then part of the Soviet union) and were treated horribly by the Soviets. All 4 of my great grandfathers were sent to gulags in Siberia 3 of them died there and the reasons were, wanting to keep the land they had lived and worked on for generations, being a pastor at the village church and generally being anti communist. Once ww2 started and the Germans took their village they fled into German occupied Poland where both of my grandfathers were drafted into the German army, both survived the war. After the war the Soviets wanted all their citizens back which included my grandparents and their families and them not wanting to go back for fear of retaliation fled Europe. They ended up in Argentina and then moved into Paraguay because the Paraguay government wanted settlers in some region. They lived there for 10 years before they moved to Canada.
Hey, im from paraguay with german blood, they endend up here after ww1 cause of the crisis back in germany, i speak fluent german cuase of my parents.
Dritte Weg Endet Stalinangrad😂😂😂😂
Fantastic story mate! 👍
I used to date a German-Chilean girl a couple years ago (I'm Chilean too), her grandfather was running from the Nazi regime back in Europe, and he was thinking in going to Brazil, but he ended up in Chile, where he met her grandmother, it was a wild history lol
So he was a commie? I'm surprised Pinochet spared him.
Because 2 reasons, I was really curious about her second-last name (as you may know, we use both last names in Spanish speaking countries) because I knew she was a German descent, and she told me the history, also her mother told me the same during a trip we did, I still even remember her words "my grandfather running from the Nazi regime, he was not a Nazi, he did not like Hitler, but he was neither a communist too, but when he noticed that the regime was becoming "strong" he ran away, he was alone so he fled alone..." and the other reason was because she really loved me, not now for sure, but yes at that time
He was not a commie actually, he was mostly apolitical, he never had trouble with Pinochet, because he "was never in anything political related"
Masaman
Hey, just wanted to inform you that "Latein Amerika" is actually a single word in German spelled "Lateinamerika". No big deal, just a little sidenote from a native speaker.
This is Chilenean diplomacy at it's best. Much respect, and I don't even think you've been funded by the chileanean goverment. So basically much respect from an argie, to be completely honest I wish I was born in Chile. Great diplomats! Much respect 👏
Which Latin American country was most heavily impacted by the Germans? That's easy: Brazil, during the last world cup... the score was 7 to 1.... :)
HA HAA
ouch lol
Ezequiel 1995 stfu nobody cares
Who cares...7-1 , but Brazil still is the only country with 5 World Cup Football titles, including the 2002 World Cup, when they beat Germany by a 2-0 score in the final...and again in the Olympic Game..😊😉
I just came from that video...lol
The city of Blumenau in Brazil is like a little Germany.
Porra tu tá em todos os vídeos
Hm no
@King is Back nazis fled to Argentina, Brazil fought alongside US in Italy, and here thetes even persecution of germans already living here...
Nazis did came, but with fake identitys.
@The Icon of Sin yes, theres a small town on the south of Brazil called Pomerode.
@The Icon of Sin Old Prussian was a baltic language and got extinct centuries ago
South of Brazil, Oktoberfest happens every year !!!!!
Ariel Valenzuela. Fuck you and germans.
Metallion 1,968 Racist?
Metallion 1,968 go troll elsewhere dickhead
Gay festival
@Ironx Clad we are all a big family here, right?
In the city I grew up in South Brazil, literally, everyone had German ancestry, it was a normal thing there and I never really wondered why because it was just the way it was, my grandmother speaks German (Not really, she speaks like a mix of German and Portuguese), but sadly my parents never learned German so I never learned it. It's so cool to see how history affects directly your life, thanks for making a video like this, I always liked history and peoples but I never really thought that I was part of it until I watched this video :)
Southern Brazil is heavily german
and african
Max Cruz not southern Brazil. Not particularly African although there are some in some areas.
no even southern brazil has a lot of blacks i visited in october. mostly prados
rpz a população negra no sul do brasil é pouco pra ter uma ideia no rio grande do sul tem uma cidade que é 100% branca.
There are a lot of pardos, that’s true but not blacks. I live in Australia and I see more blacks here than in southern Brazil. Larger capital cities are a hub for migrants from other parts of the country so they are hardly a true witness to what happens in the south. Mind you it also depends on what region of the south you are and what micro region as each one suffered different influences, another demographic aspect would be fertility rates amongst the non whites. Since the 70s and birth control pills the most affluent (middle class) which was predominantly white is having less and less children. Mind you I’m talking exclusively about the south herw
I'm from Argentina, and my grandparents arrived in "turbulent times", and were able to live in peace. That's the only thing that matters.
study reveals that 60% of the Argentine population has indigenous DNA
@@bleecker8056 yes. Because the first inhabitants of the Argentina were Spanish adventurers traveling alone ( with no women) or criminals to whom the Spaniards gave liberty to explore the Americas.
When the massive western Europeans immigration came, there was already a lot of mixing. This means that a Swiss immigrant who married a white person, there was a big chance he had at least some Amerindian.
Being mestizo is like a Russian roulette of genetics because I'm more Hispanic and my brother is white.
Anyway the great philosophers and leaders tried to "europize" the country, worked for a few decades but with the ww2 and populist government needing cheap votes, they bring the mixing again lol
@@bleecker8056 you think people will believe you that? its ridiculous, the majority of argentines are European Therefore, most Argentines are of European descent, and are either descendants of colonial-era settlers and/or of the 19th and 20th century immigrants from Europe, with about 86% of the population being of ethnic European descent. The most common ethnic groups are Italian and Spanish (including Galicians and Basques).
@@cozytimes4461 are mestizos
@@cozytimes4461 For me it's the same things Italians and Spaniards are all descendants of the Moors! Do not dare if you compare the German race (pure is smart).
El Monterrey Nueva Leon definitely has German descent people in them. Germans have also settled there as well as other areas in Mexico
Yup theres alots of German descents in tamaulipas mexico too
Best part of having german ancestry is when people say you drink too much beer, you can say it's your cultural heritage :D
All heil Oktoberfest!!!
Yes i used to be alcoholic, which is defeneatly not normal in Germany but when i am in other countrys i always say its our tradition to drink so much Beer haha, works every time :'D
😂 👍👍
@@mauritzonkelbach5905 alcoholics are quite common in Germany.
but got to the pisswagen....actually true, beer is actually a sacred drink of odin, its culture is very deep.
just normal
Brazil love it's migrant communities, Germans, Italians and the Japanese are the most loved ones, other than the Portuguese of course, so these people will always have their culture mixed with ours, it's hard to find a fair without these brought along
How about venezuelans?
@@elnixon1215 ye, more people = more people to work and entepreneur, I say let em come, come and rebuilt your life on Brazil
@@elnixon1215 venezuelans no, creep
Wow!!! What about Africans? Everybody know Brazil because their culture
@@ramonematosnieves4219 Other than the Bahia state, there's almost no residue of African culture outside of the Carnival, I'm not saying it's a bad thing, it's just that they're so intermixed with the rest of the population of Brazil that it's just "Brazilian culture," it's not a "separate entity" like the European ones.
I think that happened because they were forcefully brought here, and no communities were allowed to form, without that, they couldn't bring their culture, still, while there's no "african culture fest," most of the culture coming from there is indeed already considered Brazilian Culture.
To be honest, I prefer it that way, to hell with this race thing, if the culture is good, everyone should be able to experience it, and I love that Brazil do that with many cultures.
Models scouts in Brazil love going to Southern Brazil in search of models of German descent. European in origin in general. Such models include Gisele Bundchen, Cintia Dicker, Monique Olsen, Raquel Zimmerman, Caroline Trentini, and Luma Grothe.
That's kinda messed up tbh
@@pseudo4914 nah their just hot
@Careless Whisper Non-Iberian in General. Most Europeans that settled in southern Brazil were from Northern Italy(mainly Veneto) southern Germany and Poland. Many other top Brazilian models tend to be of northern Italian and slavic heritage as well.
@@tblue303curiosamente es la zona donde mas negros estaban y huyeron de la esclavitud hacia paises vecinos como.esos inmigrantes mal tratados por el imperio del brasil
Germânicos no Brasil:
Alemães: 15.000.000
Neerlandeses: 4.434.021
Austríacos: 2.000.000
Belgas: 1.000.000
Suíços: 500.000
Noruegueses: 465.441
Ingleses: 420.000
Suecos: 260.000
Dinarmaqueses: 150.000
Irlandeses: 125.000
Finlandeses: 98.000
Luxemburgueses: 80.000
Escoceses: 45.000
Galeses: 6.000
Islandeses: 576
Eslavos no Brasil:
Polacos: 4.000.000
Ucranianos: 1.190.000
Russos: 960.000
Eslovacos: 715.000
Sérvios: 700.000
Tchecos: 540.000
Croatas: 127.765
Bielorussos: 80.000
Búlgaros: 65.000
Macedônios: 45.000
Montenegrinos: 2.000
Eslovênos: 1.500
Negros no brasil: 60% poblacion
lmao
@@maxcruz1850 Indios en Argentina
70% população Lmao
E Portugal ?
Muita gente tem essas fontes ae?
@@Williant. He made a joke about a very close fact, but you're lying...
Great video! Funny though how Peron bringing Nazis to Argentina is bad, whereas USA and URSS doing the same is ignored.
Argentina was the target of Nazis in the past. Today the majority population of Argentina are racist and Nazi.
Almost half of our population are mestizos and we don't even have a relevant far-right party. Besides, Argentina has one of the biggest jewish population in the world. So, what the hell are you talking about?
Ópallios Well, hardly half are mestizos. More than a quarter at most. We had 5-6 million European immigrants, most Argentines have more European descent than the other way round.
Ópallios I agree with all the other stuff btw! Peron even recognized Israel, the first Southamerican to do it.
Ópallios Que manera de exagerar, o somos todos blancos, o somos todos mestizos lol
We are everywhere. You can run from us, but you cant hide. WE ARE THE GERMANS!!!
Hallo from Germany, hope everyone has a nice day!
My grandparents' grandparents came from Hamburg in the 1930. Have a nice day, fellow German!
berzerker1100 this problem was planed by the usa we still are a colony of them since the second world war and their plan is the hootan plan which is working more and more
Obama and Hillary started the migrant crisis but Angela Merkel is totally complicit in this invasion against her own people. Obama and Hillary are gone but Merkel is your problem. German people have a choice. They need to appreciate and reassert themselves and get out of the EU or else fade away.
ahahahah yup but atleast we never benifits or never rely from them either !
Romans know it
D E U T S C H L A N D 🇩🇪
SOLITO NEGRO wtf
😂
@King is Back chill its nearly a 100 years ago why so triggered?
@King is Back yeah ok. That would be your people. Germans contributed more to the world than any race in the world.
@@Jay60888 Heil Duestchland! And Viva La Mexico!
A few German contributions to Mexico
Beer
Banda Music (similar to Polka Music)
Chihuahua Cheese
And those are just a few I can think of right now
Doss xx is German the creator but lives in Mexico with his family
in your face racism. ( I remember )
I'm pretty sure we can count a bunch of engineering to the contributions.
Probably not just beer and polka music :-D
Tecate was founded by a German brewer.
@@sm6909 . Tecate sucks! Bohemia is Mexico's best beer!
Hello from Costa Rica. Our education system was positively affected by germans. Wish more had settled here. Thank you for the video.
Great video, I was born in Mexico my first language is of course Spanish, second language German, grandma is half Austrian.
Jeeww what an ugly name you have.. cala Caca.. 🤮
Lmao too many browns talking about they have that one white grandma with blue eyes hehehe
@@RayRaySD941 you are aware that massaman himself is a mixed guy, right? Try exercising a little compassion.
Once I've dated a "white chick" from Puebla her grandparents left austria in times of Nazi presecution and lived for their rest of their years under Mexican protection.
Hola nazi amigo
German surnames are still common in southern Brazil and in some cases are the majority. German clerics or of German origin are very influential in the Catholic Church. German schools were abolished during WWII, as were Italian and Japanese, and lessons in Portuguese made mandatory. The first time I went to Paraguay near the Brazilian border, I ended up talking German to get around as I did not speak Spanish or Guarani.
Proud German-Mexican American 🇺🇸 🇩🇪 🇲🇽
gracias Amigo btw i'am german born
Nuevo leon????
If i recall correctly, the first german to step on brazilian land was a passenger of a shipwrecked ship from Bremen in the XVI century. His name was Hans Staden and he recorded his experience with the canibals in the coast (who almost devoured him too). After returning to Europe, his report was well known throughout the whole continent.
Like Ulrich Schmidl
as a brazillian with my mothers family being german and my fathers family being italian i must say thank you for doing this video,it was extremlly informative
Mano minha mãe é de sangue alemão e meu pai é de sangue alemão. Sou de Minas Gerais, mas meus parentes eram de Santa Teresa, ES
Great video! I was born in south Brazil and therefore I can confirm the large contribution of german descendant to our culture - along with Guarani and Kaingang indigenous groups, African, Italian and East European descendants (I myself being a mixture of many of these). I'd just like to point out that Brazilian official Independence Day is Sept 7th 1822, and the first attempt to build a colony of German immigrants dates from 1818, however the first successful colonies were not established until 1824. So information given at 3:50 is technically correct, but I would stress that almost all German immigrants arrived after independence. That said, keep up the terrific work you're doing, I'm really enjoying these videos! ;-)
19 million German in Latin America (10 million Brazil,3 million Argentina,1,5 million Mexico, 1 million Chile,1 million Central America,1,5 million Colombia and Venezuela,0,5 million Peru,0,5 million Paraguay,0,5 million Ecuador and Bolivia)
Tanju Yiyitalp 6 million other where?
ReconPro maybe 1.000.000 more spread out in all latin America. makes more sense right? for example Chile got some of that number.
ReconPro huehuehue
johann duchow
Was Pinochet of German descent?
ReconPro he was of french and basque.
South America seems like such a nice place. Stuff like this makes me want to visit.
Southern Brazil, Uruguay, Chile and Argentina are amazing indeed.
You ever been there?
I'm from Uruguay. It's fine if you're staying a month in Punta del Este. But living here sucks.
What about living there is bad?
Way too expensive. Taxes everywhere, low salaries. Only a little less dangerous than the average of Latin America. Just as corrupt as the rest of Latin America. But at least we're not Venezuela (yet).
Many Latin Americans in Germany who come here to study are in fact of German heritage. Many are of jewish heritage too
Vic Migs nazi
Vic Migs whats ur country?
German Jewish or Jew German? are we talking about nationality or race? when does a German stop being German?
Wow. Most of the Latinos are germans but from the Nazism, but at the same time Jews. WTF???
CAN YOU BELIEVE THAT.. THERE JEWS AND NAZIS AND LATIN AMERICA UNITED AND PEACEFUL... WHAT SHIT USA SOLD ON TV ABOUT HATE BETWEEN JEWS AND ARYANS WHEJ THEY LIVE IN THE MOST PEACEFUL REGION OF THE WORLD
Latinos don't really exist isn't a lie invented by USA if you are white you are white don't exist Latino
I'm from Chile. Most of my ancestry is indigenous (aymara and chango from the North) but my great great grandfather was actually a German immigrant in the South of Chile. He was actually the illegitimate father of my great grandmother so we don't know much about him but I think he came over because the Chilean government was sort giving away land and money to people who could develop the southern regions like the araucania. At that point, the spanish and chilean government had sort of abandoned it as they were met with a lot of resistance from Mapuche tribes. Sadly, this influx of Germans and taking the land of the natives has led to many problems nowadays and terrorist groups have formed to take back so called 'mapuche land'. It is a very difficult topic but I don't think it justifies the violence.
Dimas Gramz
I’m so glad to see this video. I’m from Rio Grande do Sul and my grandfather came from Prussia in the beginning of the last century. We have a very strong German culture down here. Many speak the dialect (Hunsrück) and the traditions are very much alive, like Kerb and Oktober fests, architecture (fachwerk) and so on. There are even those who root for the German soccer team instead of the Brazilian. Yeah, really (even before 2014). The intermixing with Brazilian culture is very slim because the Germans came to isolated places and the distance between German and Portuguese is so much greater than German and English for example. So little is known about us, it makes me happy to see this work you’re doing Masaman. I feel honored. Herzlich Glückwunsch!
Hey I'm that too, I have German blood and Austrian blood, my German ancestors were farmers that came to Mexico(Germans came to the west part of Mexico and the northern east part). And my Austrian ancestor was a soldier for the mexican emperor Maximiliam from Austria. They come from 2 sides of my family interestingly enough
Max Cruz lol you’re mad
Max Cruz
not argentines are indians tehuelches
Shut the fuck up, all the races are the same. I don't have native Mexican blood but I do have Arab blood. Saying that a race is " purer " or have a higher status than another is stupid
Maximus Leone lol that's a lie. I'm from Central America and my great great grandfather came from Germany. I was born with gray eyes and blonde hair and pale. My beard is red and supposedly I carry the red hair gene. If I go out to the rural America everyone treats me no differently. Except for my name and you know what? My Grandfather embraced where he stayed and mixed with the culture. So, there's no reason to try and "act" something we Latins are not.
@@maxcruz1850 dude u wishh jalisco Monterey chewawa Mexico city and other parts have German and Irish whiter than any argentines Uruguay there blonde blue eyes white not like Argentina there light skin with different features faces an one of them read Google go to mexico
Brazillian german! Ancestors immigrated from Mecklenburg, Luxembourg and Schleswig. 🇩🇪🇧🇷
Some regions of Brazil still speak Hunsrückisch and Pomeranian dialects as a second language (or spoken inside home, with friends or by old people as first language). Some cities in the south are almost totally german or italian in population.
It's Rio Grande do sul, and a bit of Santa Catarina. It's very interesting.
UM SALVE DA ALEMOADA DA SERRA GAUCHA FIRME E FORTE
brasil is mostly black african blood. only argentina and uruguay are pure europeans
Max Cruz Your two sentences are not even inaccurate, they are a complete bullshit thrown by a hater
am i not stating facts when over half of brasilians have african blood.
doesnt take much to prove it just hop on a plane and go to RDJ or Sao Paolo
its clearly prado country.
the same cannot be said about argentina
Und auf Wiedersehen mein Freund! :D
Brazillian here. Ancestors came from the city of Hamburg to Rio grande do sul.
The Greater Mexico City region has a network of German-language schools, Colegio Alemán Alexander von Humboldt, A. C. This whole network makes it the largest German-speaking school outside of Germany.
U r right jalisco Monterey chewawa zacatecaz has alot if German blood and schools I do lol Google amish zacatecaz
Who told you such nonsense?
Lol no
Thanks for this video! This explains the Germans in Guatemala and my great grandfather!
So u have both Mayan and German blood! Two AWESOME peoples!:)
Didn't Germans also move to Eastern Europe and parts of Central Asia too?
ReconPro Yeah he mentions these facts in his video on Prussia.
ReconPro yes they exist in populations in I think it was Turkmenistan but take that with a grain of salt. It was one of the countries that ended with Stan but not Afghanistan. They are thriving there too. Not in Afghanistan though. And also there are populations in eastern China with Germans. Put a German on a stone and he will do what it takes to survive. Even if it means rooting out the Jews. Just kidding, I have little against the Germans. Some of them are even good people.
There used to be many germans in central asia and russia, where some regions had a german majority, like around the Volga.
Kazakstan still has small pockets of them, but many germans (including me and my mother) moved back to germany at the start of the 21st century, because germany invited all those people back to germany.
The funny thing is that most of them are culturally closer to russians, so in many places in germany the "russian minority" are actually german.
We wuz everywhere!
Germongoloid how ironic.
I’m a proud Mexican-German/Dutch 🇲🇽🇩🇪🇳🇱 I love kalter hund
Thank to Germans, Mexico has polka music in the forms of banda and Norteño
LAMEOtv yes thats true and many people do not know that lol.
And set up alot of the Mexican breweries.
mexicans are mostly aztecs and mayan descendants. whites make up like 3% and they are probably castizo
Max Cruz You’re either a troll or you’re really that moronic. Most Mexicans are mixed with indigenous and European blood, but whites make up a large minority in Mexico.
Genetic studies also show Mexicans having about the same genetic mixture as Chileans and Costa Ricans.
i've been to mexico before. the people are clearly indigenous, the only whites were the white american and european tourists
Funny how Brazil has the biggest number of Japenese, german, and italians. Triple alliance lives there.
Based 💪🏻🥳
In my hometown it is not uncommon to hear people speaking in German on the sidewalks, buses and so on... New Hamburg, Brazil... settled 1825.
Feliz é praticamente uma cidade alemã, parece que lá todo mundo fala alemão.
my german ancestors settled there too, from frankfurt right?
@@pedrojioia yes most settlers from the 1st to the 3rd wave came from the Hunrück (Rheinland-Pfalz) area near Frankfurt, Koblenz, Trier...
Rodrigo Boos Just realized it is Novo Hamburgo and not Nova Friburgo, but yea my family came in there after the swiss settlers
@@h-p2908 olá ontem fui ao oftalmo e duas senhoras na sala de espera estavam falando alemao (hunsrückish)... mas acho que essa geração infelizmente está nos deixando...
Do a vid on Dutch people. Their impact is underrated.
They have ruled brazilian northeast in XVII century
Here in Paraná, south of Brazil, there's a important community
brian mureverwi Dutch people are racists!
X M16 You are racist. You insist that people who happened to be Dutch(and they can't chose where they will born and as who they will born) are racist. So you are talking that Peoples X are bad because they are X (ant let's remember they have no influence on that they are X). And this(what you said about Dutch) is definition of Racism.
Res Publica You heard me.
Small number of people of Germanic descent in Jamaica and the Cayman islands; results of a ship wreck over a century ago; that's how my grandfather got here.
TazeoTV not In Jamaica. about three hundred of them were brought here to Seaford town to help make JAMAICA white again long after slavery was abolished and indentureship clearly wasn't working out. these Germans got free land and housing. many left because it was just too hard to survive there. just a few handful still live there today
Large number of people of British descent in Jamaica and the Cayman Islands: Result of over 200 years of exploiting slaves worldwide and the slave trade by the British Empire.
wild one.. Yes Britain ended slavery on its own accord thanks to anti slavery campaigners like Thomas Clarkson or William Wilberforce. However this was only made possible because, the millions British slave owners were generously compensated by the British state. Ironically the British slave owners received compensation but the slaves themselves received no compensation whatsoever. Not many people in GB are aware that ordinary citizens in Britain owned slaves for domestic purposes or they received slaves in a will when the original slave owners died.
It's a fact that there were domestic slaves all over Britain owned by ordinary people. Mostly in England and Wales. Britain Internationally paints a picture of innocence in regards to the 200 years of Slavery and the terrible impact Britain had on British colonies. It's a case of "collective denial" and the inhabitants of Britain actually claim the former colonies benefited from being colonised and enslaved by the British. The British "Whitewashed" their history. I have heard estimates that up to 70 million people died in India alone during British rule.
Borussia Germania you are right... the British did have slaves but called them servants.. the only difference between those slaves and the ones brought to the west probably was that they went abused, tortured, raped and killed. I believe some even rose to certain prominent positions in society by making a name for themselves as musicians, hairdressers and dress makers to the wealthy.
I live in a city in the center of Argentina and we have several towns (Hinojo, Colonia Hinojo, Colonia Nievas and Colonia San Miguel) right outside mine that were founded by Volga Germans during the mid to late 1800s. They have yearly festivals that include traditional German dances, music, arts and crafts, food and, of course, beer. But while most of the people that live there have German surnames, most don't speak a word of the language.
Hi Kat, my German cousin lives in Resistencia. Our family was from the Stuttgart area of Germany, and settled in the Black Sea region of today's Ukraine and Moldova. I live in the U.S.
That's awesome. Here in southeast Brazil we have so much German and Italian influence in culture, music and also In blood. So, I have discovered studying my genealogy that I have a mix of almost all European countries, but the most prominent are the portugese, German and Italian.
Isn't German immigration to Latin America, specifically Mexico, also why lagers are so prominent there, like in the USA?
I am Argentinian, my heritage is german, a lot of Germans came here until, during and post WWI and WWII.
@Donald Trump Presidente de Estados Unidos , primero 5 mestizos jugadores de futbol no representan a un pais entero, bajo tu argumento ridiculo entonces todos lo franceses serian negros
Aca hemos 3.000.000 de descendientes , y nuestro pais fue 90% blanco en los años 40s antes de la masiva invasion boliguaya. Y Nuestro pais tuvo excelentes relaciones con Alemania, al contrario de brasil que fueron enemigos durante la segunda guerra mundial, por cierto, los Alemanes no olvidan el apoyo brasilero-portugues historico a Inglaterra, y tampoco olvidan la enemistar Argentina al Reich.
@Donald Trump Presidente de Estados Unidos
No te entiendo, Apoyas el racismo de Trump pero decis "gracias a dios vivo en peru"? Osea estas a favor que te discriminen En USA?
In Mexico, during the Spanish Conquest, many Spaniards stayed in Mexico, also during the war with France, many French also stayed in Mexico, from here the White Mexicans arise, the other part are the mestizo Mexicanis (Spanish + Indigenous), Long live diversity Latin America!
Wasn't there a Scottish general on the Mexican side?
Lost Age Comics And an Irish troop
Lost Age Comics Captain John o Reilly was Irish but there were danish germans and polish in the San Patricio battalion
If I recall correctly they were actually Irish. Irish battalions serving the U.S. army deserted their ranks to join Mexico due to the discrimination they received for being Catholics. Fun fact Billy the Kid, an American outlaw of Irish descent was reportedly able to speak Irish(Gaeilge), English, and Spanish(After moving out west.)
Sources 1: m.th-cam.com/video/lvtKolUaMO4/w-d-xo.html
Source 2: www.legendsofamerica.com/we-realbillykid.html
These two groups has been pixar protagonist Merida from Brave (Scottish) and Miguel from Coco (Mexican) respectively both have baby siblings of opposite genders
Do the Northern Crusades!!!
yes
You can believe that happen already? in the mexican revolution, the northen armies conquer mexico city
Congratulations on the video! I’m actually Brazilian who lives in the South and have German ancestry. You said it right that they did mix, specially with Italians (I also have Italian ancestry and last name), but a while ago there was an issue with marriages between even descendants of Germans and Italians. Usually the Italians would be catholic and the Germans Protestant, so this was the real issue. You should have commented on a weird thing that happens here: Italian descendants who only speak German as a second language. This is the case with both sides of my family, both of them came (mostly) from Italy but weird enough, both sides would communicate only in German at home. And another interesting fact that was missed was that the 1964 dictatorship forbade everybody of speaking their languages (some people would not even know how to speak Portuguese) and they literally spied on people and punished them for speaking any other language that’s not Portuguese. Even though that happened, the languages continue to be widely spoken here. This whole thing is a very interesting phenomena. Thanks for dedicating your time and presenting this subject! 🙂
Mennonites are pacifist and small in number, but we never fail to leave a huge mark on our countries. Thanks for covering us!
Can Mennonites use the Internet?
Of course. You are thinking of the Amish Mennonites (a small sub-sect), and some of them do use the internet, each church is autonomous and not beholden to other church's positions. The point of the Amish is not to shun technology for technology's sake, but it is to live ascetic lives. All mennonites pursue an aspect of asceticism, but most do not shun technology.
Kannst du noch deutsch?
My impression is that they may know Plattdeutsch or Alemannisch better than standard German, but I might be wrong
Many Mennonites do speak German dialects, but I've never lived in those circles. Most Mennonites in America speak English and the Mennonites of Asia and Africa speak whatever language is local to their area. Certain Mennonite groups are more evangelical than others, so though Dutch/German ancestry is the origin of many, Mennonites may be of any ethnicity due to conversions.
As an American Navy Brat I lived in Talcahuano (sic) Chile 1961 to 1964 I was 12-13 it was real good for me , I learned Spanish (easy when you are young )and made many friends, I still want to go back there . I was familiar with the Marineros parading but later I was shocked during a Military parade where the Army was the main part of the parade , I had a good view with my father right next to the viewing platform and entire regiments goose stepped by wearing authentic WW2 German uniforms with Stalhiem helmets . I was totally not expecting that my father calmed me down and shortly with the US Ambassador I met and shock hands with Pinochet. The impression I got was that many of the Steel mills were constructed by the Germans and that they were very much involved in the mining of Saltpeter and nitrates this mineral meant a lot to Germany in order to make gunpowder and explosives . Very quickly the Brits shut down any of this from getting to Germany and I think Germany found other ways to make gunpowder and explosives . Many Germans who worked in those industries sat out the War there and helped set out the welcome mat for Germans to come over to Chile after the 2nd WW. During WW1 there was the Battle of Coronell where offshore from Chile the German fleet defeated the British fleet. Afterwards the German fleet paid a visit to Valparaiso Chile where thousands of cheering Germans cheered on the victors The wild celebrations made front page in all the papers at that time . Like many SA Countries the branches of services were jealous of each other and often did not trust each other . When I was there the Chilean Navy had close ties with England and had English made Destroyers . The Chilean Air Force had close ties with the USA and flew the Panther jets that were used in Korea . The Chilean Army seemed to have no one sponsoring them but the Germans prior had set them up making excellent Chilean Mausers and other equipment along with the steel mills .
I attended a British School when I was there the only American kid in the school, I was forced every school day to lead everyone with “Rule Britannia” as they raised the Union Jack . We had many German school friends who we would gang up with after soccer games to bully and harass the French school . Awesome good times . Twice we took the US Naval Mission plane (C 47 ?)down to the Patagonia where we landed on dirt strips and met up with some German communities centered around retired industrialists they weren’t expecting us so they went out an shot a deer and a boar to eat . It was a trip to have all these blond haired kids running out to the plane to meet us . A lot of German was spoken which I understood none . We communicated with each other in Spanish .
Anyway that was my experience with Germans in Chile !
I live in the south of Brazil, my grandmother only speaks german, doesn´t know a single word of portuguese, so as her mother, father and siblings
@masaman there's a German community in Jamaica as well. They came as indentured servants when slavery ended in 1838. They're pretty much Jamaican now but have their German names etc. Their community is called German Town. Lots of videos about them on TH-cam, check them out!
Chile cannot into video :(. My city (Valdivia) was largely influenced by German culture, a lot of buildings still have their architecture. There's also a fairly popular beer here called Kunstmann created by a German-Chilean family.
We have a lot of menonites in the Dominican Republic, especially in the Cordillera Central
Good one! More German stuff please:)
argentina is mostly german and a little bit of italian over 50%\have Scandinavian.Germanic background
@@maxcruz1850 nonsense, even 60% of argentina population is italian descendants from maradona to messi🤣🤣🤣
It's great many good ppl from ALL Europe settled in our countries in the past centuries. Sadly so many trolls are coming to say too many BS here.
Thank you Mason!
IMO mexican Banda music sounds like German polka music. The Beer and Cheese from Mexico seems to have some German influence too. Not just Spanish.
I have Volga German ancestry, from Entre Ríos province (Argentina). Volga Germans celebrate Oktoberfest in some villages. Volga German food is quite popular here such as piroks (beerocks), torta rusa ( cake with Dinnekuche on top) and Kreppels (Russian German fried cakes)
At 5:23 yeah I saw people like that before at my job in el paso. It was pretty strange because it was a family of four and looked super white but spoke only spanish and wore really traditional looking clothing
You should research info about inmigration in Argentina between 1860-1950, millions of italians, germans, russians, frenchs and brithish came here.
Brazil, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Chile in that order have percentages of Germanic descendants ranging from 5 to 2. All other numbers are overestimated.
Good to know that at least some Germans will remain after they will be replaced in their homeland.
hhh but some germans already replaced the natives in the americas.
nah
@@aragti6060 Natives were replaced by Brits.
I'm from Maracaibo. This city was founded three times because it was hard to settle in here. The natural conditions of the place are harsh.
In Brazil there are many descendents from this german migrants that speak portuguese as a second language and their dialect as their first. Not that long ago, many of them didn't even speak portuguese, it was so bad that in the 1930's Getúlio Vargas, the rulling dictator at the time, tried to prohibid them from speaking their dialect, in an attempt to them to learn portuguese; It didn't work out that well.
I'd appreciate, if people with German roots would come back to Germany. This would help solving demographical issues in Germany.
Max Mustermann Unfortunately most of those Germans can't just leave their lives to come back to their home country and start from zero.
On the other hand I find it funny and a bit ironic that many ethnic Germans left to South America to start a better life or to escape the nazis decades ago and now their country of origin is THE place where migrants and refugees are fleeing to.
I'd go, I even speak german, but being a backwards rapist seems to be a requirement to emigrating there. Can't get a visa for shit.
Germans and italians solved demographic issues in the past. It was called WHITEning
This is what I was thinking - you'd think the German state, knowing it has a demographic disaster ahead, would get ethnic Germans to return to Germany? Hell, bring some Mennonites back and the German population will rebound in 2 generations. But of course, they seem to want to bring in migrants who seem to hate the German people, culture and tradition and only wish to be a burden to the State.
Including people who are Jewish?
3:55 I'm sure it means something different in German, but I can't get over how that sign says _"pisswagen."_
As a German I don't see it meaning anything different than you'd expect.
Piss is English/Australian slang for alcohol especially beer because it comes out looking the same as it did when went in. I suspect that the meaning is the same in that dialect of German.
So it looks like a pisswagen is for getting pissed.
Also since the word Piss comes from a french word which comes from vulgar latin.. It was probably the romans who first made the connection that beer and urine look similar...
Most of these descendants are part of the high class in these countries, that' s why is so common to see politicians and businessmen with German last names, here in Chile immediately come to my mind last names like Kreutzberger, Ebensperger, Kaiser, Kast, Boddenhoffer, Munchmeyer, Krauss, Hutt, Weil, etc. etc.
Hi Masaman, I follow your channel since a long time, I am a German born in Guatemala. Thanks for the research, it is important no to forget the roots. Viele Grüße aus Stuttgart.
The world fought the wrong enemy...!
In world war 1 yes, not in world war 2
Now that we fought and defeated Germany we now have a bunch of Zionist new world order globalists who have taken power in most 1st world countries, destroying cultures all over the world
@@johnc.5600 that`s right
@@johnc.5600 hmm 3 western democracies vs 3 monarch dictatorships funny how you think the latter is preferable.
Unjo Gratis A higher percentage of German citizens had voting rights in Germany than in Britain. French was a military dictator ship and was filled with hatred against germany. There were more socialists in parliament in Germany than in any other country. No Germany’s destiny was to rule over Europe as they do now.
My family actually partly comes from the Germans that settled in Guatemala and established their coffee plantations. We are a mix of indigenous, Spanish, Italian, and German.
I think it’s funny how people automatically make a connection between Germans and argentina bc of nazi jokes, but ironically Germans are probably the least influential migrant group when it comes to our culture and actual make up. It’s very common to encounter German last names, yet the people very rarely have some kind of connection with their German ancestry. Germans,just like every other migrant group, Heavily mixed with other ethnicities, so it’s very very rare to meet someone who is fully of German ancestry (while it’s not uncommon for that to happen with Italian, Jewish or Spanish families for example).Most people I know with german ancestry usually are half Italian and may have Italian surnames, or they are Jewish. And they never look how you’d expect a german person would stereotypically look (the blonde, blue eyes archetype) by far, most people who look like that are Italian, Spanish, polish and Jewish.
The Spanish and the Portuguese were the main Europeans to establish my DNA Myheritage test says that they are 72% European and 28% Mesoamerican (Native Guaraní), 61% of my DNA comes from the Iberian Peninsula. Most people are descendants of Guaraní and Spanish peoples in my country Paraguay, my Spanish ancestors arrived 400 years ago from the Basque region but there are also many Andalusians. I have light olive skin and dark brown hair, but my father has tan or brown skin. About 6% of Paraguay is of German origin, my cousin has German, Spanish and Indigenous ancestry, she is blonde and light skinned
@@eltecnico9541 in my family we also have about that percentages of ancestry according to MyHeritage haha (about 60% European, almost 30% native, the rest is a mix of middle eastern and northern African). The European part is a bit more diverse tho, we are like 33% Spaniard, about 13% Italian and 13% Irish. I suspect the northern African is actually from southern Spain, because we have no relatives from Northern Africa, but we do have recent ancestry in Granada, Spain.
That being said, our looks are very random too. I have green eyes, my sister blue eyes and my other sister brown ones. My parents both have brown. Im way darker skinned than my sister. She has straight hair, I have curly. We all have brown hair tho. We used to be blond-ish as kids, just like my dad, but the hair got darker with the passing years. That goes to show just how diverse Latin Americans are. We are heavily mixed nations, and that can be seen in most families, at least here in Argentina. I know countless pairs of siblings that look nothing alike, they would be considered completely different races in places such as the USA. But here it is normal. There’s the whiter sibling, the ginger one, the one with dark skin, no one really bats an eye when that happens
And the germans in the south of Chile? look the "region de los lagos" in Chile, Many of these towns were founded by Germans and still maintain German customs in Chile such as kuchen, beer, the army Prussian style, architecture and landscapes that the Germans shaped to look like their country. look for Puerto Varas, Strawberries, Osorno, Puerto Octay or Valdivia.
strawberries?? frutillar compadre
Im a German-Brazilian. We got many germans here, im from Rio de Janeiro.
In Brazil, it had the largest Nazi party outside of Germany at the time of WW2.
mostly africans in Brazil
Argentina is a light skin black nation like African americans
@@maxcruz1850 8% Black population of Brazil.
@@Otavio-jt9oz lol...sure it is. More like 80%
@@maxcruz1850 Não vou discutir mais hermano, o censo do IBGE mostra que a população negra do país é de 8% o país possui 92 milhões de brancos, maior que toda população branca da américa latina, argentino ignorante e racista.
In the south of Latin America we live most of the whites of the region. Mexico is very indigenous and mestizo but traveling to the south everything changes. Especially in Argentina, Uruguay, southern Brazil and Chile. The most white country of the new world is not Canada or the United States, it is Uruguay.
Louis Castillo Torres Argentines and Uruguayans are mostly white, chileans and brazilians are mostly mestizos but both countries have at least 40% white population.
Louis Castillo Torres Your comment is completely troll. You do not know Argentina. I have visited Argentina and most people are white, although Uruguay is more white than Argentina.
hablas de complejos y estas acomplejado
argentina uruguay y brasil son paises tercermundistas
que carajo tiene que ver que haya personas blancas? si su pais sigue siendo la misma mierda de todos modos jajajaja
de hecho yo viaje hace muchos años a tucuman la gente es mucho mas indigena que un estado como sonora o chihuahua tucuman se parece mucho a guatamela y jujuy me parecio tambien demasiado indigena me atreveria decir que la poblacion indigena en esos lugares era del 98% y me sorprendi demasiado investigando encontre que el gobierno argentina manipulo los censos de 1970 para favorecer la politica de derechista
@@aethelmurray255 En todas partes hay gente blanca o no por nada fuimos conquistados por los españoles, aquí en Guatemala hay varios alemanes, ingleses viviendo todavía en este país, hay una gran cantidad de indígenas que son mezclados con españoles desde la colonización, ser indígena no quiere decir ser moreno, un indígena puede ser blanco o moreno, veo una comunidad de menonitas y judios ortodoxos, también hay italianos, no sólo europeos sin que hay asiáticos, o sea que aquí hay una variedad de culturas, que pena que todos nosotros tengamos una mala imagen sobre que es ser indígena, los mayas fueron colonos asiáticos hace miles y miles de años, no se que tiene de malo ser indígena, la mayor parte de indígenas que he visto son mucho más blanco y altos.
My grandma was a Paraguayan of Swiss-German and Austrian parents, she then moved to Argentina which is where I'm from.
My great grandfather moved from Germany to Mexico city! Respect and Salute the Mexicans for giving us a place to hide after the war! Germans have specialized in war since there existence we are all over the damn place because of that.
I am Colombian of german descent. My family was initially Volga Germans that emigrated to East Germany and then to Colombia. They were offered a job working on railroad construction. Later they emigrated to the east of the country (llanos) and founded some terrains, and now they work in agriculture. There are some Germans communities in Colombia, specially in Santander, Barranquilla, Cali and Bogotá.
Miss Universe Germany 2021 who’s mother is from Colombia and I wish her mom is part German
I’m a Colombian and my dad is German and Italian.
I’m half colombian, and my family on that side is so mixed, it’s difficult to find their origins; I have a great-great-grandfather, whose family name was “Russi”, but no one knows where he actually came from. He settled in Chiquinquirá region.
You forgot that Paraguay had from 1955-1980s a Dictator with Bavarian-German Heritage (Alfredo Stroessner)
it is not even worthy to talk about that bitch
Great video with a lot German history .Amazing how many descendants are living throughout all of the South American countries and even in northern Mexico.
Guatemala has had 2 presidents of German decent and still celebrate Oktoberfest throughout the country.
Soy De Durango México y Mi bisabuelo parte materna Era Alemán 🇲🇽❤️🇩🇪
You will never be german
@@ricardop9196 No claro que no soy orgullosamente Mexicano, pero tengo descendencia Alemana aunque te duela
@@ricardop9196 L + Ratio + most of their tribes hated the mexica + toca el piso wey
Brazilian here, from the south. German are totally integrated to Brazil. Our south region was colonized by germans far before the war, the imigration from germany wass prohibited when Brazil entered the war side by side with the US and fought several battles in Italy, the most famous one was "mount castle" battle won by Brazil alone.
I can guarantee that there is no nazism among the german here, since I am jew and married with a women from german family in the south.
Also, Americans dont know this, but Brazil is a center right country with a very very big crhisthian comunity. Please stop conflating us with bolivia, argentina and the likes.
@Sub15fag it really is!
Mennonites in the US did not change their name to Amish. The Amish and Mennonites are similar but not the same. Just like the name Amish comes from the name of the religious leader who started the order, the name Mennonite comes from the name of the religious leader who started that order. The Amish shun the use of electricity, gas/fuel powered equipment, and indoor plumbing. The Mennonites use gas/fuel powered equipment to work their farms and may have electricity in a barn or work shed for using certain equipment but do not have electricity or indoor plumbing in their homes. In the US, you can usually tell who is Amish and who is Mennonite by the color of their clothing. The Amish men always wear somber white shirts and black pants, coat, and hat and Amish women wear either black or gray dresses. The Mennonite men may wear subdued colored shirts and Mennonite women usually wear subdued colored or subdued patterned dresses.
Gisele Bündchen, a supermodel who has been the highest paid supermodel for a while, as well as the wife of Tom Brady, is an example of a German Brazilian. Other Brazilian models with German ancestry include Ana Hickmann, Ana Claudia Michels, Mariana Weickert, Letícia Birkheuer, Raquel Zimmerman, Cintia Dicker (English/Scottish surname), Solange Wilvert (English surname), Monique Olsen (Danish/Norwegian surname), Carol Trentini (Italian surname), Jeísa Chiminazzo (Italian surname), Shirley Mallmann, Camila Finn, Bruna Erhardt and Aline Weber, who all (except for Camila Finn) come from Rio Grande do Sul or Santa Catarina, two of the three states that make up southern Brazil (the third being Parana). The south of Brazil has a lot of people of European descent, such as German, Portuguese, Italian and Polish descent.
La Colonia Tovar in Venezuela is one of the saddest stories of migrants here. They were forcefully isolated and could only trade with a "pimp" who didn't give them enough profits for their work. Their journey towards South America was also precariously planned, many were forced to throw away the bodies of loved ones off board. The place is currently a city that attracks many tourists and even holds an Oktoberfest festival every year.
It's one of my favourite places in Venezuela
And they had a high level of endogamy that resulted in a lot of genetic diseases.
Masaman, you might want to look at the volume of your voice recording. After switching to this video from several others, I had to more than double my volume to hear you.
My family is German Brazilian and the migrated to Puerto Rico back in 1940's there are some german/puertorricans in the center of Puerto Rico still.
Germans in the new world never got mixed with Hispanics/Mestizos and blacks (they always remained German & isolated).
Mentira total.