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German Argentine

Notable German-Argentines
Hermann Burmeister   Héctor Germán Oesterheld   Sergio Denis
Carlos Reutemann   Milagros Schmoll   Federico Kurtz
Néstor Kirchner   Gabriel Heinze Roberto Arlt
Ethnic group
GroupGerman Argentines
Deutschargentinier
Germano-argentino
Population dateMore than
3 million

(descendants of German citizens: million)
(descendants of Volga Germans: more than million)
7.5% of Argentine's population (only counting descendants of Germans citizens and Volga Germans)
Significant populationsCórdoba, Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires Province, Entre Ríos, La Pampa Province, Río Negro Province, Misiones, Chaco, Santa Fe, Neuquén.

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German Argentines (German: Deutschargentinier, Spanish: germano argentinos) are Argentines of German descent. The term "German" usually refers to Ethnic Germans that immigrated to Argentina from Germany, and also from Austria, France, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Russia, Switzerland, former Yugoslavia and elsewhere across Europe. Some German-Argentines, or their ancestors, have originally settled in Brazil first, and then later on immigrated to Argentina. Germany as a political entity was founded only in 1871, but German language and culture have traditionally been of more importance than the country of origin as a basis for ethnic consciousness and nationalism. Beside that, "Germans" speak in many different dialects named after specific regions like Frisian, Pomeranian, Prussian, Swabian, Plautdietsch, Hunsrückisch, Volga Germans and others. Germans today make up the third largest group in Argentina with well over two million Volga Germans alone. Thousands of German-Argentines have become professionals and technicians like doctors, bureaucrats, teachers and soldiers. They influenced the Argentine education system and many German schools emerged. Many German businessmen and professionals believed that Argentina was industrializing and would become more dependent from German advanced technology. Indeed the Argentine military planned on recruiting large numbers of German scientists and technologists for new steel and other industries. German-language newspapers, including the Argentinisches Tageblatt (Argentine Daily) were created.

The 5 most populous provinces of descendants of Germans, are in order: Córdoba, Entre Ríos, Buenos Aires, Misiones and La Pampa.

German Argentine Video

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Circuz shooting lightspeeds' grandpas 1891 German Mauser 7.65 x 53 Argentine bolt action rifle
1.57 min. | 5.0 user rating		 Derek and Stephanie performing improvised Argentine Tango for El Farolito Christmas Party Milonga 2008 in the German-Austrian Club Sydney Australia. Please rate or comment. Teachers Alberto y Angelica.
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Corrientes Province :
Year German immigrants Total immigrants % German immigrants
1919 1,992 41,299 4.8%
1920 4,798 87,032 5.5%
1921 4,113 98,086 4.2%
1922 6,514 129,263 5%
1923 10,138 195,063 5.2%
1924 10,238 159,939 6.4%
1925 4,933 125,366 2.9%
1926 5,112 135,011 3.8%
1927 5,165 161,548 3.4%
1928 4,165 129,047 3.2%
1929 4,581 140,086 3.3%
1930 5,171 135,403 3.8%
1931 3,045 64,922 4.7%
1932 2,089 37,626 5.5%
Total 72,054 1,639,691 4.4%

Immigration to Argentina

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German people

Historical
groupings
Federal Germans * Imperial Germans * Volksdeutsche
Diaspora

German people

Historical
groupings
Federal Germans * Imperial Germans * Volksdeutsche
Diaspora
Historical
groupings
Federal Germans * Imperial Germans * Volksdeutsche
Diaspora
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Central and
Eastern
Romania(Transylvanian Saxons * Landler * Danube * Banat * Satu Mare Swabians * Dobruja * Zipser * Regat * Bessarabia * Bukovina)
Miscellanea
Africa: Namibia (Afrikaners) * South Africa (Afrikaners) * Asia: Israel * Kazakhstan * Korea * Kyrgyzstan * Siberia * United Arab Emirates Oceania: Australia



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