The first wave of German immigrants to South Australia came in the 1830s to escape the persecution of King Friedrich Wilhelm III of Prussia who wanted them to join the state church rather than to carry on their own religion.
Thanks to a wealthy Scottish businessman and chairman of the South Australian Company, George Fife Angas, a deal was struck by Pastor August Kavel to start a new Lutheran settlement in South Australia. The first group of Lutherans arrived on the ship 'Bengalee' in November 1838, followed two days later by the main group on the 'Prince George'. They first settled at the town of Klemzig. Many more ships followed over the next three years.
Immigrants continued to arrive in the 1850s, when the persecution had already ceased, because the farmland in their home country was producing poorly and becoming overcrowded and famine conditions prevailed in the 1840s. Greater opportunities for affordable land ownership were available, especially in South Australia, and also in area of the Riverland in New South Wales.
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According to the 2011 census, there are roughly 898,674 Germans living in Australia. This is 4.5 percent of the total population.
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The colonies that were a part of Australia before federation were: Western Australia Queensland South Australia New South Wales Victoria Tasmania
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At the time when German immigrants were escaping persecution, South Australia was just opening up for colonisation. Thanks to a wealthy Scottish businessman and chairman of the South Australian Company, George Fife Angas, a deal was struck by Pastor August Kavel to start a new Lutheran settlement in South Australia. The countryside in the Barossa Valley region of South Australia was reminiscent of the Germans' homeland, and it was ideal for them to continue established agricultural practices from Germany and Prussia.
Budgewoi, New South Wales in Australia
They live in trees in Australia. They come from Australia you can also find them in South America
There is no country "under" Australia. If you head south from Australia, you will come to Antarctica, which is a continent under no country's jurisdiction.
Germans come from Germany. Poles come from Poland.
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The word "boomerang" comes from an Australian Indigenous language, likely the Dharug language of the Sydney region. The boomerang has been used for hunting and sport by Indigenous Australians for thousands of years.
The gem emblem of South Australia is the opal. The opal was adopted as the state gem on 15 August 1985. Eighty percent of the world's opals come from just three opal mining areas in South Australia.