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[Horst-Dieter Göttert via Regionalforum-Saar <regionalforum-saar(a)...]

Hallo in die Runde,
zur Auswanderung von Luxemburgern in den Süden Brasiliens gibt es im Anhang
zu meiner Arbeit aus dem Jahr 1999 mit dem Titel "Vom Moselland nach
Brasilien - Die Föhrener Familie Kreten-Götten", zwei Auswandererlisten.
Diese enthalten i.W. Auswanderer aus dem Raum Mosel-Eifel-Untere Saar, aber
auch einige, die aus dem benachbarten Luxemburg kamen.

Ziel war die brasilianische Provinz Santa Catarina mit einigen
Zwischenstationen, z.B. Rio Negro.
Fokusiert habe ich mich dabei auf den konkreten Auswanderungsgang der o.g.
Familie aus Föhren.

Die Veröffentlichung steht in diversen deutschen Bibliotheken, darunter die
Landeskundliche Abteilung der Stadtbücherei Saarbrücken.

Horst-Dieter Göttert  -  www.hdgoettert.de

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Meldungen des Tages:

   1. Luxembourg Immigration to Southern Brazil
      (Roland Geiger via Regionalforum-Saar)


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Betreff:
MKI Virtual Lecture: ?Luxembourg Immigration to Southern Brazil," Febr.
28, 2024, 12pm CST
Von:
"'Antje Petty' via Max Kade Institute Email List"
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Live Virtual Lecture


  /Luxembourg Immigration to Southern Brazil/

  with

Carlo Krieger and Jean Ensch

Luxembourg

*Wednesday, February 28, 2024*

*12:00 PM/noon****Central Standard Time (Chicago Time)*


Free and open to the public, but registration is required.

Email Antje Petty (apetty(a)... to receive a link.

?Links will be sent on February 27, 2024.

In the mid-1820s, the newly independent country of Brazil invited Europeans
to settle its southern lands and provide a bulwark along the borders to
Argentina and Paraguay. These efforts coincided with a period of economic
hardship in the rural regions of Luxembourg and neighboring German lands.
Fueled by the propaganda of emigration agents, it did not take long for
?Brazil fever? to set in. In 1828, after a harrowing migration experience,
the first thousand Luxembourgers arrived in Brazil ? a generation before the
first Luxembourg settlement in the US Midwest.
  Since then, immigration to Brazil has continued quietly and steadily.
Today 30,000 ? 50,000 Brazilians are estimated to have Luxembourg ancestry.

In this presentation, Carlo Krieger and Jean Ensch will focus on the
Luxembourg presence in southern Brazil today and the history of Luxembourg
immigration to the region, while drawing  comparisons to the experiences of
Luxembourg settlers and their descendants in the United States.

*Carlo Krieger *holds a Ph.D. in social anthropology and is a retired
Ambassador of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg who had his final posting in
Brasilia, Brazil. He serves on the Board of Directors of the Luxembourg
American Cultural Society & Center in Belgium, Wisconsin, and as President
of its Roots and Leaves Museum.

*Jean Ensch* is President of the Institut Grand Ducal (Section of
linguistics, ethnology, and onomastics), a founding member of the Luxembourg
Genealogical Society (ALGH), and a member of the Board of Directors of the
Luxembourg American Cultural Society & Center in Belgium, Wisconsin.

*For more information click HERE
<https://mki.wisc.edu/event/virtual-lecture-luxembourg-immigration-to-southe
rn-brazil/>or
contact Antje Petty (apetty(a)...
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**The Max Kade Institute Virtual Lectures Series is made possible with the
support of the***Friends of the Max Kade Institute*. ?To learn more about
theFriends of the Max Kade Institute, including how to become a member,
click HERE <https://mkifriends.org/membership/>.

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Antje Petty, Associate Director

Max Kade Institute for German-American Studies

University of Wisconsin

432 East Campus Mall

Madison, WI 53706

608-262-7546

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http://mki.wisc.edu <http://mki.wisc.edu>


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