Bernd
10/31/2022 (Mon) 02:02
No.49125
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10/31/2022 (Mon) 02:02
No.49125
del
>>49105
>They all play their part in the history of the recipient countries, that seems to be evident, but I don't know how much they did as a separate group or community, and not just as "Americans", "Argentines", or "Brazilians".
Legalists made a big deal of revolutionaries recruiting foreign "mercenaries". To make matters worse, European immigrant factory workers were associated with radical ideologies such as anarchism. Though their sons were already far more paulista than European.
>They all play their part in the history of the recipient countries, that seems to be evident, but I don't know how much they did as a separate group or community, and not just as "Americans", "Argentines", or "Brazilians".
Legalists made a big deal of revolutionaries recruiting foreign "mercenaries". To make matters worse, European immigrant factory workers were associated with radical ideologies such as anarchism. Though their sons were already far more paulista than European.