Immigration to Brazil

[Tenma de Pegasus]

1. I imagine how many of these of russians are other easter euro nationalities and other minorities since Brazil have way more poles and lithuanians than russians themselves. Even ukraines and romanians are almost on pair with russians. Russians are probably only like 800.000.

2. Its interesting how after 1970, the largest part of portugueses and italians became old people and started to die.

3. Its funny and expected how spaniards and "russians" are always so big and present but never get real attention.

[luc2112]

Interesting, the Russians (Ukrainians must be included) are mainly in Rio Grande do Sul. Surprised with US-Americans and Romanians.

[Tenma de Pegasus]

Interesting, the Russians (Ukrainians must be included) are mainly in Rio Grande do Sul. Surprised with US-Americans and Romanians.

No, its mostly Paraná.

[luc2112]

No, its mostly Paraná.

Paraná is Poles and Ukrainians

[Latinus]

Interesting, the Russians (Ukrainians must be included) are mainly in Rio Grande do Sul. Surprised with US-Americans and Romanians.

Many "Confederados" immigrated to Brazil after the end of the American Civil War, they want mainly to the state of São Paulo and founded cities like "Americana", and they also contributed to Brazilian culture, one of their legacies is the fried chicken, which is very tasty.

[Tenma de Pegasus]

Paraná is Poles and Ukrainians

Paraná also was the main destination for russians in Brazil, the state is basically the center of all slavics in Latin America with few exceptions.

https://pt.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imig...ussa_no_Brasil

[Tenma de Pegasus]

Many "Confederados" immigrated to Brazil after the end of the American Civil War, they want mainly to the state of São Paulo and founded cities like "Americana", and they also contributed to Brazilian culture, one of their legacies is the fried chicken, which is very tasty.

Também existe um número significativo de americanos aleatórios em outros Estados.

Em inglês diz que são 180.000 e em Portugues algo entre 50 e 300 mil americanos e seus descentes no Brasil.

[luc2112]

Paraná also was the main destination for russians in Brazil, the state is basically the center of all slavics in Latin America with few exceptions.

https://pt.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imig...ussa_no_Brasil

They are Germans of the Volga, in the city where I was born were Bukovine-Germans (Bavarians) but Poles and Ukrainians came with them. Bukovina is currently part of Romania and Ukraine.

I only hear about Russians in Rio Grande do Sul- State

[Viriatus91]

Where are the statistics for this video coming from? They're completely different from what the Brazilian census' reported as foreign-born individuals and seem way off. I have not seen a breakdown by birth place for the 1872, 1890 or 1900 censuses, but below are the ones I could find and it shows Italians in the lead in 1920, with Portuguese thereafter, Spaniards third until 1970 when they are behind the Japanese and finally Germans behind them.

1872
Foreign Born: 389.459

1920
Foreign Born: 1.565.961
Italy 558.405
Portugal 433.577
Spain 219.142
Germany 52.870
Turkey 52.870
Uruguay 33.621
Poland 32.299
Russia 28.941
Japan 27.976
Austria 26.354
Argentina 22.117
Paraguay 17.329
France 11.894
England 9.637
Peru 7.019
United States 3.439
Bolivia 2.694
Netherlands 1.953
Belgium 1.937

1940
Foreign Born 1.406.342
Portugal 380.316
Italy 325.283
Spain 160.551
Japan 144.523
Germany 97.091
Poland 47.155

1950
Foreign Born: 1.213.974
Portugal 336.837
Italy 242.279
Spain 131.600
Japan 129.192
Germany 65.798

1970
Foreign Born 1.229.122
Portugal 437.983
Japan 154.006
Italy 152.801
Spain 130.122
Germany 51.728
Poland 30.280
USSR 29.319
Lebanon 24.976
Paraguay 20.025
Argentina 17.213

1980
Foreign Born 1.110.910
Portugal 392.661
Japan 139.480
Italy 108.790
Spain 98.515
Germany 41.753

1991
Portugal 263.520
Italy 66.295
Spain 57.888
Germany 24.329