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2365: 1835: 2528: 3040: 875:"Nowhere are our colonies, those loyal offshoots from the mother root, so promising as here. Today in these provinces, over thirty per cent of the inhabitants are Germans, or of German descent, and the ratio of their natural increase far exceeds that of the Portuguese. Surely to us belongs this part of the world, and the key to it all is Santa Catharina, stretching from the harbor of San Francisco far into the interior with its hitherto undeveloped, hardly suspected wealth. Here indeed, in southern Brazil, is a rich and healthy land, where the German emigrant may retain his nationality, where for all that is comprised in the word 'Germanismus,' a glorious future smiles." 2268: 318: 2556: 58: 1385: 330: 2582: 2023: 2835: 2100: 1423: 5454:

quiseram ser caldeados dentro dos princípios da formação brasileira. Nesse caso, o erro maior estaria na ausência de imposição de um processo assimilador desde o início da República ¾ período em que o fluxo imigratório se intensificou. Enfim, na década de 30, o Vale do Itajaí aparece como um lugar de costumes estranhos, cheio de brasileiros (segundo o princípio do jus soli) desnacionalizados, contaminados por ideais de nação que solapavam a brasilidade, um lugar de "desagregação do espírito nacional".

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3.6 million. For Rio Grande do Sul, based on data from Birsa (Bilingualism in Rio Grande do Sul), for 1970, Altenhofen (1996, p. 56) estimated at 1,386,945 the number of speakers of a variety of German. As of 1996, he estimated that it had dropped to between 700,000 and 900,000 speakers. Damke (1997, p. 59), as of 1996, estimated more than 2 million speakers of any variety of the German language in Brazil.

2847: 1843: 1020: 10529: 3894: 7769: 2082: 1002: 785: 1056: 1038: 2747: 419:"The natural increase of the German population in southern Brazil is marvelous. As a rule they rear from ten to fifteen children in each family. Blumenau, a colony which was settled by the Germans over fifty years ago, more than doubles itself every ten years. Southern Brazil is now called 'Greater Germany', and the Germans exercise there a commercial and financial supremacy." 443:

Germans immigrated mainly from what is now Germany, but also from other countries where German communities were established. From 1824 to 1969, around 250,000 Germans emigrated to Brazil, being the fourth largest immigrant community to settle in the country, after the Portuguese, Italians and Spaniards. About 30% of them arrived between World War I and World War II.

2590: 618:. To attract the immigrants, the Brazilian government had promised large tracts of land where they could settle with their families and colonize the region. In fact, these lands were in the middle of big forests and the first Germans had been abandoned by the Brazilian government. From 1824 to 1829, the Major brought 5,000 Germans to Brazil. 434:, then with 46,482 inhabitants, had only 1,159 foreigners. In the new German communities the proportion of foreigners was larger, for example in Ijuí (15%) and Erechim (25%), indicating they were newer destinations of immigrants in the state. The census of 1940 revealed that virtually all the population of German descent was native-born. 2506:

outside of Germany, with 2,822 members. The large number of people with German roots and a notable number of Nazi members were used by the Brazilian government to justify their programs of nationalization. During World War II, in 1942, Nazi Germany attacked Brazilian ships and Brazil declared war against Germany. President

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since the beginning of their settlement. The record of the first impressions about the city of Blumenau in his book received the subtitle of "One Weird City", arguing that "the German language is spoken without constraints, including in public offices". Silvio Romero (1906) compared German immigration to the

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intensified in 1939, when the public use of foreign languages was forbidden, including in elementary schools and religious ceremonies (harsh as this is, it is necessary to remember, as René Gertz points out, that about half of Lutheran ministers in Rio Grande do Sul were affiliated with the Nazi Party) .

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O discurso racial que, em grande parte, dominou a discussão da política imigratória não vai ser invocado em termos críticos quando os nacionalizadores de 1937 e 1939 falam dos "erros" da velha República liberal. Para alguns deles, como Nogueira (1947), o racismo é prerrogativa dos alienígenas que não

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Germans also founded hospital such as the Hospital Moinho de Ventos in Porto Alegre, Hospital do Amparo and Hospital Alemão (today Hospital Central da Aeronáutica) in Rio de Janeiro and Hospital Alemão Oswaldo Cruz, Hospital Samaritano, Hospital Santa Catarina and Hospital Santa Helena in São Paulo.

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In fact, the fears of the Brazilian authorities regarding the expansion of Nazism in Brazil seem exaggerated in retrospect; however, it should be taken into consideration that in 1938 Germany annexed Austria, and in 1939 it dismembered, then also annexed Czechoslovakia, and that the local sections of

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This was a problem, since the Integralists were able to attract some membership among Brazilians of German ancestry, thus competing with the Nazi organisation; moreover, until 1937, when Vargas imposed a dictatorship, the Integralists, unlike the Nazi Party, were able to participate in elections, and

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In the 1930s, Brazil was home to one of the largest German populations outside Germany, with 100,000 German-born people and a community of 1 million people of German descent, whose ancestors had been settling the country since 1824. Brazil also had the largest number of members of the Nazi Party

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were common. Isolated from other settlements, the Germans also had to face the difficulty of finding markets for their products. The initial difficulty was to define which productive activities could be integrated into the Brazilian economy. Only the penury faced by these people in Europe, due to the

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In April, Vargas forbade any political activity by foreigners; in May, the Integralists attempted a coup against Vargas, which further complicated relations between Brazil and Germany. Up to this moment, however, no actions were taken against cultural, religious or sports associations. Measures were

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people who worked for them in poor conditions, similar to the rest of Brazil and very different from the areas of German settlements, where each family had their own small farm. Due to the expansion of German and other European settlements in Southern Brazil, the lands for each family became limited

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and a few Afro-Brazilians) showed that the differences with the locals were also great. The misery faced by Brazilians of other origins was also not attractive to German Brazilians. Hence, German Brazilians eventually created a third identity, which was not completely German (because of the distance

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In these remote pastoral and farming areas, the immigrants were not under the control of the powerful Brazilian landowners. Due to this isolation, the immigrants were able to organize themselves independently, building their own churches, schools and municipal authorities. The children were educated

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Two of the first Germans that arrived in Brazil were the cousins Sebald Linz von Dorndorf and Christoph Linz (or Sebald Lins von Dorndorf and Christoph Lins) who arrived in Brazil in 1570 as landowners. At the time they arrived, they married into the Luso-Brazilian nobility living there and changed

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that resulted in more than 600 deaths. When the Army repressed those riots and ensured the physical integrity of the citizens, Cordeiro de Farias offered his resignation, which was rejected, but he was soon sent to Italy as a military commander and replaced by Colonel Ernesto Dornelles, a much more

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governmental precincts was forbidden, as well as the use of foreign languages in religious services. Members of the Brazilian army were sent to areas of "foreign colonization" to "monitor" the local population. There are records of arrest or moral coercion motivated by the use of foreign languages.

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in Brazil. Schools were required to teach exclusively in Portuguese, and the publishing of books, newspapers and magazines in foreign languages (which in practice meant German language and Italian language) was subjected to prior censorship by the Ministry of Justice The use of foreign languages in

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As we can see, the German colonization has deep roots, has developed across the south of Brazil and would have terrifying aspects if the appropriate measures were not adopted, aimed at defending the interests of the sacred homeland and cut any and all possibility of disintegration of our territory"

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is in decline in Brazil, however, there are 3,000,000 Brazilians who speak German and important German-speaking communities in Brazil even almost 200 years after the beginning of immigration. According to Born and Dickgiesser (1989, p. 55) the number of Brazilians of German descent in 1986 was

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The first years were not easy. Many Germans died of tropical disease, while others left the colonies to find better living conditions. The German colony of São Leopoldo was in the early years a disaster. Nevertheless, in the following years, a further 4,830 Germans arrived at São Leopoldo, and then

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About 3,000 people joined it, making the Brazilian section the numerically most important foreign branch of the Nazi Party; however, the considerable population of German origin in Brazil may have been more a problem than an asset for the German Nazi Party: if on the one hand it raised the hope of

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was a "condition to be Brazilian", has masked the presence of minority languages and contributed to ideas that German Brazilians were separatist and did not want to learn Portuguese or assimilate. However, these beliefs did not take into account that the German communities in Brazil were formed in

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Between 1878 and 1892, another 7 million Germans left Germany; after the 1870s Germany was one of the countries from which the largest numbers of people emigrated, the vast majority to the United States. From 1820 to 1840, Germans represented 21.4% of all European immigrants entering the USA;

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In the southern states of Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul, Germans were 22.34% and 19.3% respectively of the population in the 1940s and 6.9% for Paraná. Only in the state of Rio Grande do Sul there are approximately between 2.5 million (or even a third of its population) German descent

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The cultural associations had to stop promoting foreign cultures. In 1942, when Brazil entered World War II, further restrictions were put in place, and their enforcement was made stricter. No effort was made to suppress the Lutheran church; the teaching of foreign languages, including German, in

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Nogueira also compared the German Brazilians to "an octopus extending its tentacles" in Southern Brazil. Nogueira used the image of the occupation of the most fertile areas of southern territory by foreigners, who had no intention of being integrated into the country, but had remained segregated

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In this context, monolingualism appeared to solve the problems of learning Portuguese, and the language of immigrants was regarded as responsible for school failure and difficulties in learning Portuguese. In 1989 there was a controversy regarding German speakers in Brazil when the mayor of Santa

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The Brazilian census of 1940 revealed that German was the second most spoken language in Brazil, with 644,458 speakers. In a total population of nearly 1 million German Brazilians at that time, over half still spoke German as their mother tongue. The vast majority of the German speakers were

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In this way, the Southern Brazilian areas of European settlements formed a prosperous regional economy and a European cultural landscape, contrasting with the relative Portuguese-Brazilian uniformity found in the rest of Brazil. In recent years a large industrial development has occurred in these

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Since then, the Southern Brazilian German regional culture has been in decline. Some have decried this as a tragic loss for the country while others feel that this means national progress, arguing that assimilation ultimately leads to togetherness. However, German influence can still be seen all

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Ritter had a problem in that his powers as Ambassador did not enable him to interfere on behalf of Brazilian citizens of German origin. However, in February 1938 Ritter met Vargas, and demanded criticism of Germany and Nazism in the Brazilian press be gagged. As confirmed by diplomatic documents

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in 1937, the Vale do Itajaí was viewed in the eyes of the dominant national ideology as a place of "strange customs full of non-national Brazilians, contaminated by ideals of a nation that collapsed Brazil, a place of disintegration of national spirit". During this period of nationalization, the

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The German Brazilian areas form, today, a Brazilian region with its own character, made up of towns and large concentrations of residents around the church, commerce and school. These rural villages are connected to major cities where the economy was diversified, adding cottage industries to the

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Even though the population of German descent makes up a small minority in Brazil, they represent a very large percentage of the population of the South. Jean Roche estimated that people of German descent made up 13.3% of the population in Rio Grande do Sul in 1890, and that they had increased to

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The city of Blumenau has, since 2019, adopted a policy aiming to turn all of its public elementary schools in bilingual schools, where all the subjects are taught simultaneously in Portuguese and in a second language. By 2022, the city has adopted this policy in 18 schools, of which 4 now teach

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The Unidos da Tijuca school, the third-oldest samba school, reigning carnival champions, chose to go for a German theme at this year's Carnival with an unusual title for their 80-minute performance in February 2013: "Alemanha Encantada" or "Enchanted Germany," which is about "Brazil and Germany

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The following generations benefited from the efforts of the pioneer immigrants and prospered. The families grew and the settlements expanded, coming to constitute a thriving German community of small landowners. At first, they found virgin forests that could be occupied or bought at low prices.

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was founded on 7 September 1899 by German immigrants as Sport Club Germânia. Germânia is the fourth oldest football club of Brazil and was part of the very first interclub match of the country. During the course of World War II the club abandoned references to its German origin and in 1941 was

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From Rolf Hoffmann's archive, roll 29, frames 26.600–656, mentioned by Alton Frye in "Nazi Germany and the American Hemisphere, 1933–1941", p. 101–102, the Brazilian diplomat Sérgio Corrêa da Costa, in the book 'The history of a secret war' ('Crônica de uma guerra secreta' in Portuguese),

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German immigrants preserved their language more than any other group of immigrants in Brazil. This was mainly due to shared cultural identity and the desire to recreate in Brazil an environment with characteristics of the country they believed they would never return to. In addition, the large

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When German-speaking immigrants first arrived in Brazil starting at the beginning of the 19th century, they did not identify themselves so much as a unified German-Brazilian group. However, as time went on this common regional identity did emerge for many different geo-socio-political reasons.

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South America will provide a space of colonization where our immigrants will keep their language and autonomy. We will demand that German be taught in the schools as a second language. Southern Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay will become German culture countries and German will be their national

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was presented as a fundamental criterion of nationality and this justified the nationalization of education and the closing of ethnic schools. Most German Brazilians could barely speak Portuguese, and when German was prohibited in the country, they faced many difficulties due to this language

2409:. In the following decades, however, waves of German-speaking immigrants arrived, to the point that in many areas of Southern Brazil the vast majority of the inhabitants were Germans and even after three or four generations born in Brazil, these people used to consider themselves Germans. 1320:, despite their isolation, the descendants of Germans knew that Brazil was their home now. The new immigrants who arrived from Germany were clearly different from German Brazilians of older stock. German Brazilians had moved away from European standards, habits, language and aspirations. 2501:

From this perspective, the human element representative of the "more legitimate" national formation had the task of conforming immigrants and their descendants to the myth of the amalgam of the three races that makes up the Brazilian nation (Europeans, Black Africans and Amerindians).

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and of the crisis during the consolidation of European nations, can explain their persistence in Brazil, sometimes facing miserable conditions which were worse than those they left in Europe. Once in Brazil, however, they became small landowners, which facilitated their development.

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The plan was not new. In his "Gross Deutschland, die Arbeit des 20. Jahrhunderts", published in Leipzig, 1911, Tannenberg outlines the principle of partition of Central and South American between the great powers, to Germany belonging the subtropical part facing the Atlantic Ocean:

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the Nazi Party were fully involved in these actions; manipulation of German minorities also played an important role in the internal politics of Poland (Danzig) and Lithuania (Memel). So, while exaggerated, the Brazilian government's worries seem to a certain extent justifiable.

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and as well as the speakers of immigrant languages. But it also hides the majority of the Brazilian population that speaks discredited varieties of Portuguese instead of the formal standard Portuguese taught in schools. According to Oliveira (2000: 84), Brazil is one of the most

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Even though the immigration of Germans to Brazil was small, it had a notable impact on the ethnic composition of the country, particularly of the Southern Brazilian population. Different factors led to this large influence. First of all, German immigration to Brazil is an old

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We most desire that at any cost a German country containing some 20 to 30 million Germans may grow in the twentieth century in Brazil, and that, no matter whether it remains a portion of Brazil or becomes a self-containing state or enters into close relations with our

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was not a novelty in regard to the definition of the Brazilian nation-state: long before 1939, Brazilian nationalists feared the collapse of the South, considering it "too Germanized". Many members of the Brazilian army participated during this process, such as Nogueira:

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Hamel (1988, p. 64) and Damke (1997, p. 60–61) observed that there is a balance between the use of German and Portuguese in the German-speaking communities of Brazil. But, gradually, the trend is that Portuguese is becoming dominant. Despite the "myth of

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because there was no more land available. Plots of land previously settled by a single family started to be occupied by two or four families. Without their own land, some descendants of Germans regressed to a situation of poverty, mingling with the mass of

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of these areas. Between 1816 and 1850, 5 million people left Europe; between 1850 and 1880 another 22 million people emigrated. Between 1846 and 1932, 60 million Europeans emigrated. Many Germans left the German states after the failed

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Not only the people of German origin were considered "alien": almost all descendants of immigrants, in some degree, were "non-assimilated", in the opinion of Bethlem and other participants in the campaign. However, evidence of greater resistance to

278:, in a universe of 46,801,772 names of Brazilians analyzed, 1,525,890 or 3.3% of them had the only or the last surname of German origin, a proportion that represents about 6.7 million individuals if applied to the entire population in that year. 2697:; this was especially enforced against the public use of German. Stores owned by Germans were ransacked. Establishments registered in foreign names had to be changed and worship in churches had to be only in Portuguese. During World War II, the 2424:. The army had an important role during this process of forced assimilation of these areas of "foreign colonization" that created so-called "ethnic cysts" in Brazil. German Brazilians saw themselves as part of a pluralist society, so that the 7652: 2647:

reveals that Hitler had planned to colonize Brazil (which several historians from the English speaking world had already shown, as well as the testimony of Rauschning, who was present when Hitler spoke of plans of colonizing Brazil).

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interfering in Brazilian internal politics, on the other hand there was a concern not to alienate the Brazilian government, which Germany at the time hoped could be brought to its side , or at least remain in a benevolent neutrality.

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If in the beginning Germans found a region with vast empty areas, later with the compulsory occupation of the lands, the German expansion came to an end. As they expanded, the German settlements encountered the pastoral areas of the

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their names to Portuguese names and surnames of Portuguese writing conventions, respectively, Cibaldo Lins and Cristovão Lins, founding the Lins family in Brazil. The surname is original from the surrounding areas around

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641:, mainly close to sources of rivers. The whole region of Vale dos Sinos was populated by Germans. During the 1830s and part of the 1840s German immigration to Brazil was interrupted due to conflicts in the country ( 931:

who immigrated to Brazil during the 20th century settled in big towns, although many of them also settled in the old rural German colonies. German immigration to Brazil peaked during the 1920s, after World War I.

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among German Brazilians. Research has found that between 1826 and 1828 a first-generation German Brazilian woman had an average of 8.5 children, and the second generation had an average of 10.4 children per woman.

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Support for the Nazi regime in Germany was widespread among Brazilians of German descent, which certainly worried the Brazilian authorities. The racial and nationalist views of the Nazis easily blended into the

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The German settlements, and also those of other European ethnic groups, occupy a vast area in the centers of the states of Paraná, Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul. To the east, they border the old areas of

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conception (of being part of a community with a shared German ancestry) seemed compatible with the fact that they were also Brazilian citizens. However, the Brazilian government only accepted the idea of the

1462:. The Germans became entrepreneurs due to their knowledge of more complex techniques of production than those dominated by other Brazilians. In addition their bilingualism gave them better European contacts. 5327: 7294:[Law No. 2251, 2010 SEPTEMBER 1: ESTABLISHING THE GERMAN LANGUAGE AS ADDITIONAL LANGUAGE AND SECONDARY IN THE MUNICIPALITY] (in Portuguese). www.LeisMunicipais.com.br. September 2010. Archived from 2638:

ideology. However, the Nazis weren't able to capitalise this into a really strong membership, and their local actions, such as proposed boycotts, were resisted by most of the population of German ancestry.

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is on the rise. Almost 85% of all Lutherans in Latin America and the Caribbean live in Brazil. Brazil has the second largest Lutheran community in the Americas, after the United States and ahead of Canada.

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in the country", i.e., that all Brazilians speak only Portuguese, German continues to have a strong presence even today. This myth is effective in hiding the country's linguistic minorities, including the

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across the southern states, be it in architecture, shops, town names or the way of life. Many German schools re-opened during the 1950s and are regarded as some of the best places to educate children.

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differences between the German and Portuguese languages hindered learning of the national language of Brazil, which was and remains a pretext for continuing use of German dialects. The main German

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is the most consumed beverage in Brazil. The tradition of brewing in Brazil dates back to German immigration in the early 19th century. The first breweries date from the 1830s, although the brand

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In April 1938, Vargas outlawed the Nazi Party in Brazil (the Brazilian parties themselves were outlawed in December 1937). However, in December 1937 the Nazi German Ambassador to Rio de Janeiro,

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Brazilian-born, with a minority born in Germany or in another German-speaking country. The other main languages spoken were Italian with 458,054, Japanese with 192,698 and Spanish with 74,381.

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Germans were considered the most "alien", the Italians closest to the Brazilians, and the Poles in an intermediary position, but none of them were seen as unequivocally Brazilian. The fear of

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in Germany. The Nazi Party soon took to the task of organizing abroad, wherever significant populations of German origin were present. In Brazil, the results were not as the party expected.

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in Portuguese). These colonies were created by the Brazilian government, and the lands were distributed among the immigrants. They had to construct their own houses and cultivate the land.

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after the arrival of the first Germans. When the settlement of other Europeans in Brazil began, the Germans had already been living there for many generations. Another factor was the high

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also have connections with the German community after merging, during the World War II, with the former Associação Alemã de Esportes (Deutscher SC). The club has 12 international titles.

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by the Swiss immigrant Joseph Villiger. Antarctica (Companhia Antarctica Paulista) was founded in the same year by the Brazilian Joaquim Salles and the German immigrant Louis Bücher in

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as a noble ideal of representation of the people, which they thought was essential to Brazilian national identity; this directly conflicted with the Nazi ideology of racial purity.

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Between 1937 and 1945 a significant portion of the Brazilian population suffered interference in daily life produced by a "campaign of nationalization". This population – called "

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in Brazil. Since the second half of 20th century to present, this population is no longer seen as "foreign" by other Brazilians, but as a modern progressive urban population.

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and Japan), the use of the German language was repressed: teaching German in schools and publication of German newspapers were forbidden (together with Italian and Japanese).

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The rapid increase in numbers was due to a relatively high birth rate, the highest in Brazil amongst immigrant groups although still lower than that of the local population.

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to the west and south. The Gaúcho area was an impoverished region consisting of huge farms, dominated by a small elite of landowners who monopolized the lands and a mass of

7268:[Immigrants seeking better living conditions in Brazil were isolated and without support from the Government] (in Portuguese). Guiaresplendor.com.br. Archived from 4020: 9981: 7215: 5976:"A EDUCAÇÃO NO PROJETO NACIONALISTA DO PRIMEIRO GOVERNO VARGAS (1930–1945). Artigos. História, Sociedade e Educação no Brasil – HISTEDBR – Faculdade de Educação – UNICAMP" 2670:, was already reporting nationalising actions by the Brazilian government. At that moment, conditions were being imposed for the continued functioning of German schools. 6524: 6501: 5950: 4679: 4532: 9795: 9778: 2243:(1969), Mariza Sommer (1974), Ingrid Budag (1975), Eveline Schroeter (1980), Maria Carolina Portella Otto (1990), Leila Cristine Schuster (1993), Thaisa Thomsen (2002), 2770:

by the Germans immigrants in São Paulo, is the largest German School worldwide. In Rio de Janeiro, Germans founded their first school in 1862 (today Colégio Cruzeiro).

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Altenhofen, C. V.; Frey, J.; Käfer, M. L.; Klassmann, M. S.; Neumann, G. R.; Spinassé, K. P. 2007. Fundamentos para uma escrita do Hunsrückisch falado no Brasil.

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were 15% of Porto Alegre's population, 10% of São Paulo's population in 1860, and 60% of the immigrants living in Curitiba by the end of the 19th century. In

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Sometimes, Germans surnames were adapted or changed in Brazil to a more "understandable" writing in Portuguese since many were incomprehensible to Brazilians.

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The first generation of immigrants faced the arduous task of surviving while opening gaps in the virgin forest to build their own houses and roads. Attacks by

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The above-average social, economic and cultural progress of the German settlements and their simultaneous integration into Brazilian markets as producers and

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and toys. The whole spectacle was broadcast in its entirety on Brazilian TV station Globo-TV, with an audience of more than 190 million viewers.

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during break time to "teach them Portuguese". Disagreement ensued, with some decrying the initiative as repressive, and others (including people of

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Artistic director Paulo Barros, who has already choreographed two winning Sambadrome performances, packed Germany into five acts, beginning with

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Historically, a considerable number of German Brazilians and others of European ancestry populated certain cities and states. In the city of

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schools dating back to 1924, organized by Lutheran Brazilians, mainly German Brazilians. Classes were taught in German in the early years.

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and culture very different from those of Germany. Southern Brazil was a land of gauchos, cattle herders who lived, and still live, in the

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of black, red and gold to point towards this awaited event. The motto of the year is "Germany and Brazil – when ideas come together."

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in German. Portuguese became dominant later, as a means of communication with Brazilians or with immigrants of other nationalities.

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The printed media include newspapers like "Deutsche Zeitung" or magazines like "Entre Rios", "Lindenpost" and "Sankt Paulusblatt".

845: 363: 8241: 7152: 6159: 5197: 4333: 1994:'s government, during World War II, when Brazil broke off diplomatic relations with Germany (and also with the other Axis Powers, 595:, overpopulation and poverty in the countryside. Many Germans were willing to immigrate to Brazil. Furthermore, Brazil's Empress, 377:

was small compared to the numbers who went to the United States, and also compared to immigration of other nationalities, such as

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which started as early as 1824, many decades before the beginning of the immigration of other European ethnic groups to Brazil.

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constituted only 3% of the population of the old German communities of São Leopoldo, Estrela, Montenegro and Bom Retiro do Sul.

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32.2% in the following two decades; and at the end of the 19th century they were the largest immigrant group (21.9%) in the US.

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Brazil's first Olympic Bobsleigh athlete and founder of the Brazilian Ice Sports Federation (Brasilianischer Eissportverband).

614:, a German who was living in Brazil, was sent to Germany in order to bring immigrants. He brought immigrants and soldiers from 275: 6206: 4894: 3407: 10569: 10172: 9225: 8503: 8156: 8103: 6753: 6418:[Santa Catarina Hospital – A history of love and dedication] (in Portuguese). hsc.org.br. 2 July 2012. Archived from 5897: 5858: 5819: 5651: 5044: 4952: 4842: 4719: 4590: 4499: 4155: 6693: 4619: 10554: 10410: 9966: 8894: 8783: 8151: 6865: 6288: 5010: 4073: 3956: 1430:

descended from Germans. The other main groups were Italians (25%), Poles (6%), and Hungarians (3%); 21% had other ancestry.

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that created sharp differences) but also not completely Brazilian (because of the undesirable misery seen in Brazilians).

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People of German descent actively participated in the industrialization and development of big cities in Brazil, such as

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People who usually do not speak Portuguese at home, by gender and nationality, according to the 1940 Brazilian census

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grazing areas. The areas of German settlement emerged in the center of the region, isolated from other settlements.

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21.6% of the population in 1950. By 1920, the vast majority of the population of German descent was Brazilian-born.

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Between 1824 and 1972, about 260,000 Germans settled in Brazil, the fifth largest nationality to immigrate after the

7292:"LEI Nº 2251, DE 1º DE SETEMBRO DE 2010: INSTITUI A LINGUA ALEMÃ COMO IDIOMA COMPLEMENTAR E SECUNDÁRIO NO MUNICÍPIO" 7178:[In Brazil, Pomeranians seek a culture that is lost] (in Portuguese). gabeira.locaweb.com.br. Archived from 6375: 5133: 4286: 1354:. When they returned to their hometowns, they endorsed a Brazilian identity which was already becoming imperative. 1335:

Their isolation and cultural and linguistic conservatism gave rise to conflicts between German Brazilians (and also

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It was a mammoth show, involving eight floats, built on buses, with various Germanic features – including outsized

1975:, where the Portuguese-speaking population was not present, and it was natural that the children continue speaking 17: 2705:

forces, which was difficult for many of them, considering that the soldiers were forced to fight against Germany.

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Other clubs were founded in other cities as Sociedade Germania in Rio de Janeiro founded in 1821. In São Paulo,

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Germans introduced new types of food and beverage in Brazil or reinforced their utilizations by Brazilians. The

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By 1905 the German Navy Office listed that there were over 140k Germans living in Brazil, 131.5k of those being

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were empty. Most of them had been settled by German, Italian and Polish immigrants during the 19th century.

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Maria do Herval, a town in Rio Grande do Sul, issued a verbal orientation to the municipality's elementary

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had a very low population density. Most of its inhabitants were concentrated on the coast and a few in the

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and descendants of Azorean Portuguese who make up the poor in Southern Brazil, in search of land to work.

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For example, the first significant groups of Italians to immigrate to Brazil only arrived in 1875, many

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conception of most German Brazilians of that time, who were still connected to the ancestral homeland.

844:; these attracted thousands of German immigrants to the region. Some of the mass influx was due to the 8554: 7179: 6441: 5072: 3854:(language teaching is compulsory in schools, standing on stage in public official of the municipality) 943:, different from the poor peasants who had settled in the colonies of Brazil during the 19th century. 10034: 9642: 9379: 9333: 9323: 9063: 8987: 8874: 8854: 8773: 7717: 6176: 5275: 4558:[German Immigration and Catholic Education in Curitiba from the End of XIX and XX centuries] 4387:"DVHH | Destination: The Americas | Brazil | German immigration to Brazil, periods from 1824 to 1969" 2368: 7638: 7013: 5100:"Ciro Damke: Políticas lingüísticas e a conservação da língua alemã no Brasil- nº 40 Espéculo (UCM)" 4645: 4303: 9124: 8884: 8820: 8763: 8616: 8273: 8141: 7686: 6393: 3529: 2593:"Warning: It is forbidden to speak in the German, Italian and Japanese language in a public place." 1885:

is still quite similar to that of modern German speakers, even after almost 200 years of distance.

196: 94: 6662: 3760: 3694: 3059: 1876:, and according to Ammon, who visited German-speaking communities in Southern Brazil in 2004, the 10286: 9848: 9431: 9210: 8518: 8346: 8304: 8065: 7269: 4420: 3569: 3079: 3003: 2988: 2814: 2555: 1629: 832:

Immigration restarted after 1845 with the creation of new colonies. The most important ones were

290: 132: 8004: 6902: 6808:"XXVII : Lins, Accioly Lins: os barões de Goicana, de Granito, e o general João Figueiredo" 2267: 611: 9906: 9741: 9728: 9220: 9170: 9048: 8992: 8955: 8935: 8930: 8695: 8644: 8368: 4072:[Germans abroad] (in German). German Federal Agency for Civic Education. Archived from 3846: 3075: 2702: 2667: 2353: 2240: 1673: 1637: 1607: 1592: 1577: 1532: 1517: 1502: 1470: 954:, by 1830 there were 20 businesses owned by Germans. Twenty years later the number reached 50. 856: 841: 572:

However, the cradle of the German settlement in Brazil was São Leopoldo, in 1824. At that time

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is claimed to be the first Brazilian beer, with production starting in 1853 in the city of

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There were differences in emphasis during the nationalization campaign; in particular, the

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Beginning May 2013 Brazil celebrates the "Year of Germany in Brazil". Just in time for

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The German community founded two of the main football clubs in Brazil. The first one

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founded by the German-Brazilian Henrique Kremer. In 1913 there were 134 breweries in

2333: 2314: 2197: 1693: 1622: 1614: 1562: 1547: 1340: 1289:, influenced by popular German traditions of Protestant aspirations. This led to the 905: 877:– Dr. Leyser, a German traveller in South Brazil at the beginning of the 20th century 852: 638: 588: 382: 264: 225: 9091: 7575:"Ata 2.ª da Comissão de Justiça, Redação e Bem Estar Social – Sessão Ordinária 2019" 5447: 5430: 4125: 4108: 3864: 3723: 2773:

Aside from Colégio Visconde, Brazil has the following German international schools:

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Publicly speaking foreign languages, including German, was banned under penalty of

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When Germans first arrived in Southern Brazil in 1824, they found a country with a

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RIBEIRO, Darcy. O Povo Brasileiro, Companhia de Bolso, fourth reprint, 2008 (2008)

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Some of the old German communities are now prosperous industrial centers, such as

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Since Brazil was recently independent from Portugal, it was not possible to bring

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business, influences of German ancestry have been noticeable throughout Brazil.

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so there was a natural tendency of informal Nazi support for the Integralists.

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The fact that they spoke German did not prevent them from seeing themselves as

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rather than adopt the Portuguese language with which they rarely had contact.

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dialects as their mother tongue; the largest group with est. 3,000,000 native

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the colony started to develop, with the immigrants establishing the town of

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German immigrants in Brazil settled mostly in rural areas, called colonies (

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Municipalities with co-official German dialects or other Germanic languages

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figures, the moon (to represent Germany pioneering rocket scientists, e.g.

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By the end of the 19th century, 122 German communities had been created in

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The Brazilian-American Alliance, 1937–1945 by Frank D. McCann Jr., page 80

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enlisted many Germans and people of German descent to fight alongside the

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Município de Itarana participa de ações do Inventário da Língua Pomerana

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Hitler's Man in Havana: Heinz Luning and Nazi Espionage in Latin America

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The "myth of monolingualism", along with the general idea that speaking

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of Europeans to different parts of the world, which led to a process of

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German Diaspora (c. 1930). Brazil received the second largest number of

10291: 9205: 8768: 7920: 7796: 7012:(in Portuguese). Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo. Archived from 5783:"Quarterly Review: A Journal of University Perspectives, Volumes 48–49" 3994: 3869: 3642: 3522: 3432: 3070:

The percentages are higher in some cities. For example, in the town of

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Many authors. Os Alemães no Sul do Brasil, Editora Ulbra, 2004 (2004).

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In addition there was the issue of the local Brazilian traditionalist

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A match between Coritiba and Ceará in the 2007 Campeonato Brasileiro.

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high schools and colleges continued, as well as their private use.

2622: 1907:, of which about 170 are indigenous and 30 languages of immigrants. 1584: 1459: 558: 10313: 10303: 8869: 7840: 6581:"Pesquisa aponta Grêmio como o clube mais popular do Sul do Brasil" 6166:(West Germany). 23 June 1965. Retrieved on 12 March 2016. p. 19/51. 5850:

How Roosevelt Failed America in World War II by Stewart Halsey Ross

5717:"EIAL VII1 – Influencia política alemã no Brasil na década DE 1930" 5419: 4981:"As marcas dos alemães no Espírito Santo – Brasil – Deutsche Welle" 4102: 4100: 3826: 3794: 3626: 3594: 3553: 3543: 3071: 3044: 2992: 2805: 2734: 2574: 2430: 1904: 1847: 1509: 1466: 1451: 1358: 983: 958: 897: 833: 592: 566: 322: 218:. By 1940, the German diaspora in Brazil totaled about a million. 8687: 7006:"A escolarização entre descendentes pomeranos em Domingos Martins" 6442:""Brasil alemão" comemora 180 anos – Brasil – DW.COM – 25.07.2004" 6008:"Um processo cultural forçado – Vida e Cidadania – Gazeta do Povo" 2999:

due to the presence of German Brazilians among its first players.

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German as a second language (the other 14 teach either English or

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immigrants. Germany was suffering the effects of the wars against

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By 2002 City Hall research concluded that 45% of the people from

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German immigration to Brazil, decennial periods from 1824 to 1969

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During this period, the more isolated communities suffered from

305:. It is estimated that between 2 and 3 million people can speak 195:, with a smaller but still significant percentage living in the 10451: 10446: 10223: 10130: 8718: 7777: 6179:(in Portuguese). Centro Tecnológico Frederico Jorge Longemann. 4130: 3777: 3755: 3652: 3372: 3058:, the German Nobel Prize winner is son of the German Brazilian 2864: 2850: 2755: 2746: 2713: 2598: 2402: 2105: 2087: 1972: 1351: 1286: 1175: 1061: 1007: 913: 453:

Source: Brazilian Institute for Geography and Statistics (IBGE)

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in the 1870s, which culminated in several crimes and murders.

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For the dialects of the German language spoken in Brazil, see

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initiated a strict program of forced cultural assimilation –

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countries in the world, with inhabitants speaking around 200

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However, coexistence with the local Brazilians (Amerindians,

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cited the number of 5 million Brazilians of German descent.

6416:"Hospital Santa Catarina – Uma história de amor e dedicação" 5646:] (in German). Jena, Germany: Scherzers Miltaer-Verlag. 3034: 10463: 10330: 6127: 4562:(in Portuguese). Universidade São Francisco. Archived from 3325:(Austria). The Brazilian family comes from the branch from 3322: 2983:

was founded in 1903 by the German and English community in

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later declassified, the interest of the embassy was in the

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coming together: colours, cultures, and capabilities," the

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Histзria da Imigraусo Alemс no Sul ... – Felipe Kuhn Braun

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is the famous German Brazilian goalkeeper, who plays for

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was 73,000 in 1960, 145,000 in 1980 and 250,000 in 2004.

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ancestry. German Brazilians live mostly in the country's

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German dialects together make up the second most spoken

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State of Santa Catarina, Municipality of Antônio Carlos

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German Oversee Migration in the Online-Databank HISTAT

7176:"No Brasil, pomeranos buscam uma cultura que se perde" 6947:"AÇÃO ANTROPOGÊNICA – OCUPAÇÃO DAS TERRAS E POPULAÇÃO" 4230:"Olivet Second Most Spoken Languages Around the World" 3621:, Oldenburg, Schleswig-Holstein, Hanover, Switzerland 1753:

German population – first decade of the 20th century

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Owners of industrial and commercial establishments in

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after Portuguese. A few Brazilian municipalities have

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Deutscher Bundestag 4. Wahlperiode Drucksache IV/3672

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These Germans were mostly middle-class laborers from

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to settle in Brazil were 165 families who settled in

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Pomerania, Rhineland, Prussia, Saxony, Switzerland,

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Escola Hygienopolis – Waldorf-Schule – in São Paulo.

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Brazilian person of ethnic German ancestry or origin

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Instituto Brasileiro de Pesquisa Lingüística – IPOL

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Archived from the original on 4 March 2009 5087: 4617: 3043:Students and teachers at a German school in 2682:, or Brazilian citizens of German ancestry. 1439:areas, stemming from the cottage industry. 1405: Between 5 – 10% of population (Paraná) 10495:Flight and expulsion of Germans (1944–1950) 7133:"Lei Municipal nº 1.195/2016 de Itarana/ES" 6981:. Fctp.petropolis.rj.gov.br. Archived from 6714: 6346:"O Hospital – Hospital Alemão Oswaldo Cruz" 5585: 5291: 5187: 4526: 2493:against the so-called "German threat". The 9544: 9530: 8710: 8696: 7758: 7744: 7056: 7054: 6522: 6372:"Hospital Samaritano São Paulo – História" 6364: 5885: 5029: 5027: 4876: 4874: 4872: 4870: 4868: 4866: 4740: 4703: 4701: 4699: 4697: 4467:. Princeton University Press. p. 52. 4361:"Interpretação Sociológica Do Catarinense" 4260: 4232:. olivet.edu. 7 April 2015. Archived from 4222: 4143: 2573:during World War II. 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Biblioteca.ibge.gov.br. 5155:Wiesemann, Ursula (2008). 4488:Caparelli, Sérgio (1986). 3829:Riograndenser Hunsrückisch 3301:Müller, Miller and Muller 2797:Instituto Preteologico in 2778:Colégio Humboldt São Paulo 2172:Renowned German Brazilian 1829: 1201: 650: 448: 116:Riograndenser Hunsrückisch 29: 10560:German diaspora in Brazil 10478: 10424: 10346: 10204: 10015: 9995: 9959: 9879: 9831: 9694: 9618: 9611: 9602: 9559: 9483: 9352: 9244: 9146: 9137: 9115: 9029: 9020: 9008:President of the Republic 8926: 8917: 8801: 8792: 8729: 8637: 8578: 8527: 8496: 8470: 8429: 8420: 8404: 8395: 8329: 8313: 8282: 8224: 8215: 8198: 8189: 8117: 8074: 8041: 7993: 7986: 7954: 7937: 7907: 7898: 7788: 7784: 7061:Ismael Tressmann (2009). 6899:"A poetisa Cora Coralina" 6263:Hospital Moinhos de Vento 4646:"Projeto Imigração Alemã" 4304:"Projeto Imigração Alemã" 3780:(only in the district of 3090: 2838:Brahma's Old Building in 2820: 2790:Historic German schools: 2522: 2371:and its German influence. 2296:Germany's national colors 2006:to retain students using 1752: 1647: 1097: 981: 143: 138: 127: 122: 105: 100: 89: 84: 77: 72: 55: 10570:Brazil–Germany relations 8931:Administrative divisions 8000:American (United States) 6039:Revista Espaço Acadêmico 5510:(Thesis). 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