#72 Chilotes and Germans - Living Atlas Chile
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- Опубліковано 4 вер 2024
- The history of Puyuhuapi is marked by the cooperation of very different peoples, Germans and Chilotes, achieving great feats through collaboration, hard work, and determination. After creating something wonderful from wild land, the German farmers "became aware of the magnitude of their work that had taken them so far from their country and the civilization they had known." Meanwhile the native Chilotes didn't consider their feat a "great achievement of any kind," merely a continuation of their long legacy of transforming their surroundings, as local historian Luisa Ludwig explains.
I`m a normal Chilean person with no German roots or anything, but I have always been interested in German culture, I admire all the good they have done in Chile. The first Germans worked the land very hard, they created villages, brought their culture and architecture, created new things to survive using their intelligence, I imagine they also suffered living so far away from their family in Europe. I like this kind of people, I am very proud of them...I would like to know more about their culture and someday visit the beautiful land of Germany.
Best emigration Chile had, Germans tend to be industrious, well organised and obviously intelligent people unlike Spaniards or Italians, evidence look at Argentina period.
Agree. We're proudly influenced by them.
En Chile tenemos una anomalía respecto al resto de Sudaméricanos, los alemanes son nuestra mayor colectividad no-hispana, en la mayoría de los países son los italianos, los cuales en Chile casi no figuran, salvo por una ciudad en el centro sur llamada Capitán Pastene. Sin contar la reciente inmigración latinoamericana el orden sería:
1) Españoles
2) Mapuches (autóctonos)
3) Alemanes, austriacos y suizos
4) Árabes (palestinos y en mucha menor medida sirios, libaneses y egipcios)
5) Británicos (casi todos ingleses)
6) Franceses
7) Croatas
8) Italianos
9) Portugueses
10) Andinos (autóctonos)
11) Neerlandeses
12) Griegos
13) Irlandeses
14) Chinos
15) Armenios
¿Piensas que los árabes son útiles para Chile? ¿o que tienen malas intenciones?
MUY BUEN VIDEO DE LOS BRAVIOS CHILOTES JUNTO CON LOS ALEMANES QUE TRABAJARON DURO.
Very bad translator, she said the sea lion meat was given to the chickens and NOT "the meat was like chicken" 🤣🤣🤣 too many translation errors to correct, just pointing this one out.
Just reminds me nowadays to start up a colony is very difficult for modern men and women, we used to smart phones and takeaways..We can't build small hut without Google it.
Mecklenburg Govan all the land is claimed now too
The southern part of Chile is huuuge and is mostly inhabited. But I prefer it that way because we have so many wonders of nature, National Parks and reserves. If you go to Chile visit the south, it's a paradise ua-cam.com/video/9rqTodZLaE8/v-deo.html
Nice video and story, but the translation is poor.
0:52 Chalupa
esos son alemanes recién llegados, los alemanes a chile empezaron a llegar a mediados de siglo XIX, ya que era el unico estados latinoamericano consolidado en la época, los demas estaba aun en formación llenos de pugnas internas
1:40, actualmente ese lugar se llama "Ventisquero Colganto", ha retrocedido 1 kilómetro al menos.... terrible!
Me gusta su casa.
Alemanes Racistas fuera!
Andate tú mejor. Los alemanes siempre han sido un aporte en Chile.
Que comentario mas racista!!
Tú eres tonto. Los alemanes han aportado mucho a Chile y han respetado a los indigenas.
Que comentario mas aweonao.